Lehigh University Graduate Student Research Series

Many thanks to these Board members for their efforts: Furat Mousa, Daniel Moore (not pictured), Xinyue Wang, Yvonne Lee.

Our next one comes from the GSRS Board:🤖 To chat or not to chat? Explore how AI tools like ChatGPT impact research workflows and critical thinking: wordpress.lehigh.edu/gsrs/2025/03/1… #AI #Academia

This week, we have two new articles to share!

This work comes from Prince Sharma (MEM '24 PhD), who is currently a Postdoctoral scholar at Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute with extensive research experience in materials physics. @LehighU @lehighengineers @LehighMEM

What if mixing metals could create alloys that outperform their individual components? High-entropy alloys and HE-MXene are doing just that, opening doors to groundbreaking applications in aerospace, medicine, and energy! wordpress.lehigh.edu/gsrs/2024/12/1…

Don't forget to stop by Packer House at 10!!

📢 Join us for Tuesdays@10! 🥞☕ Start your day with the Graduate Student Research Series at Packer House this Tuesday from 10-11 AM! Enjoy breakfast, coffee, and connect with fellow grad students. Plus, all attendees have a chance to win a Saxby’s gift card! 🎉

🎉 Thank you to everyone who attended the inaugural Slam! We were blown away by the incredible work, from quark-y phenomena to the surprising health impacts of air purifiers🌟 We can’t wait to see these brilliant minds back in action at the 3MT competition this fall! @lehighglo

The author, Artemiza Martinez, is a 5th-year PhD candidate in the Biological Science department, specializing in yeast genetics and evolutionary biology, focusing on hybrid adaptation and genetic interactions. @BioLehigh @lehighglo @LehighU

🌟 Discover the Marvel of Hybrids! 🌟 From mules to yeast, hybrids challenge species boundaries. Explore how genetic combinations in yeast reveal adaptations and evolutionary insights. 🔬 ✨ Uncover the hidden potential in hybrid organisms! ✨ 👉wordpress.lehigh.edu/gsrs/2024/06/0…

Disha Kamale is a PhD student in the Explainable Robotics Lab, MEM department. Her research is in safe decision-making for autonomous robots for complex missions. @LehighMEM @LehighResearch @lehighengineers

How do autonomous robots make CORRECT decisions? Looking through a robot’s lens, this article explores the challenges and research findings in robot’s decision-making. wordpress.lehigh.edu/gsrs/2023/11/2…

@LehighEES @LehighU @LehighResearch @Lehigh_CAS

Alexis is a 4th year PhD candidate in Earth & Environmental Science. She traveled to the North American Arctic to study peatland ecosystems and their response to global warming. Did you know that peatlands store as much carbon as all the world's forests? 🤔

Alexis' research takes her to the alien world of the Arctic Circle 🐻‍❄️, where trees cannot survive and the sun never sets from April to September. In this strange place, a microscopic living solar panel 🦠manages to thrive atop squishy moss patches. wordpress.lehigh.edu/gsrs/2023/10/1…

Thank you to all who came to our Launch Party on 9/21! It was a great night of sharing food and ideas on how to amplify graduate student research. Want to share your research on our platform? Follow this link to reach out to our editors: wordpress.lehigh.edu/gsrs/submissio…

⚠️BUMP⚠️ Stop by EWFM 379 from 5:30-8 PM for chats about research and free food 😋

🎉PARTY TIME 🎉 GSRS is hosting its Official Launch Party on 9/21 from 5:30-8 PM at EWFM 379! Come meet the editors and learn how GSRS can help amplify your research. Also, free food. 😋 RSVP here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…