To Chat or Not to Chat? That is the Question.
Authors: Furat Mousa, Daniel Moore, Xinyue Wang, Yvonne Lee The GSRS editorial board wanted to offer a post that might help student writers navigate the pros and cons of using a large language model...
Author: Xinyue Wang
Upcycling your waste plastics: discovering value-added molecules and interpreting their upcycling pathways
Written by: Chin-Fei Chang, Chemical Engineering, Lehigh University Recycling waste plastic has been a trending topic for decades. Consumers can easily find products made of recycled plastic in a wide range of merchandise, such...
Mixing Metals to Make Mighty Materials: The Magic of Atomic Disorder and Entropy
Written by: Prince Sharma (MEM ’24 PhD, Lehigh University) Imagine taking at least four different metals, combining them, and ending up with an alloy that is stronger and more stable than any of its...
From Hybridization to Evolution: Unraveling the Genetic Mysteries of Yeast Hybrids
Written by: Artemiza Martinez, Biological Science, Lehigh University Ever heard of a mule? These intriguing hybrids result from the unconventional mating of a horse and a donkey. They are fascinating examples that challenge our...
The World Through a Robot’s Lens: Enabling Complex Decision-Making With The Help of Reactive Games
Written by: Disha Kamale, Explainable Robotics Lab, Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics Department, Lehigh University Cover image by: Gerd Altmann Imagine driving through a block of a city you have never seen before. You are...
Blobby Shell-Dwellers Harness the Sun
Written by: Alexis Stansfield, Earth & Environmental Science, Lehigh University Cover image: Peat moss with an inset photo of a testate amoeba with symbiotic algae inside (Source: Alexis Stansfield) In the last several decades,...
Cry Me a Pele’s Tear
Written by: Alexis Stansfield, Earth & Environmental Science, Lehigh University Cover image: Hawaiian volcano erupting (Credit: U.S. National Park Service) Pele is the deity responsible for creating all 137 Hawaiian islands. She is the goddess...
