From Lehigh to Blue Origin: A materials scientist's path to aerospace engineering
Lehigh IDEAS alum Yash Patel '24 developed a multifaceted skill set and has spun that with his Lehigh education into an aerospace career as a manufacturing engineer at Blue Origin.
Meet four Lehigh alumnae shaping the future of aerospace and space exploration
Their exciting careers span NASA missions, planetary defense, and next-generation aircraft
Remembering Geoffrey Andrews ’15: mechanical engineer, aerospace educator, aviator
The Lehigh Engineering community is deeply saddened by the tragic passing of alumnus and visiting lecturer Geoffrey Andrews ’15, who died in a plane crash on June 19, 2025, at age 30.
Lehigh Formula SAE team wins efficiency category at national competition
Lehigh Racing celebrates a best-ever finish at Formula SAE Michigan—thanks to a fuel-efficient design and strong teamwork
Prestigious NSF graduate fellowship supports aerospace research path
Mechanical engineer Harrison Jenkins ’25 earns highly competitive national award to pursue his interests in space robotics and clean energy technologies at Georgia Tech
Lehigh engineer awarded Goldwater Scholarship for quantum research
Saimonth Muñoz ’26, a Lehigh University electrical engineering and physics double major, conducts research in quantum materials and machine learning with the guidance of Lehigh faculty mentors
Engineering smarter drones: From nature to complex aerial manipulation
With an NSF CAREER award and inspiration from the natural world, Lehigh researcher David Saldaña aims to expand the capabilities of aerial robots, enabling them to manipulate flexible materials and adapt to shifting forces in real time.
Lehigh University Rocketry completes Level 2 high-powered rocket flight
Lehigh Rocketry student club earns new certification with a project that pairs serious aerospace engineering with a playful payload
From the cockpit to the camera: Introducing @iHartAerospace
Lehigh’s astronaut-in-residence, Mechanical Engineering Professor Terry Hart, takes off in new digital series
Novel machine learning model can predict material failure before it happens
Lehigh University team develops breakthrough approach to identify early warning signs of abnormal grain growth, paving the way for stronger, more resilient metals and ceramics used in aerospace, manufacturing, and beyond