Institute for Cyber Physical Infrastructure and Energy

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    Lehigh partners in new Atlantic Marine Energy Center funded by $9.7M DOE award
    University-led consortium will support research, development, testing and public engagement to advance marine renewable energy (MRE)
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  • Energy Research Center (ERC) Collaborates with Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. (ACT) to Develop Thermal Desorption to Remove Harmful Contaminants
    Pilot-scale Spouted bed Reactor Fabricated by ACT, Installed at the ERC.
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  • Offshore Wind Hybrid Simulation Facility Hosts First Seminar
    Dr. Jason Jonkman is a Senior Engineer at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory
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  • NSF Awards Lehigh $5.3M to Renew NHERI Experimental Facility
    The facility operates within Lehigh’s ATLSS Engineering Research Center
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  • I-CPIE & ESE Exhibit at the EPRI Electrification Virtual Summit
    The booth was co-sponsored by the VTA and OSIsoft to showcase the partnerships that Lehigh shares with each organization.
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  • I-CPIE Team Led by Alberto J. Lamadrid L. Awarded $2.5M from ARPA-E
    The team will develop a framework for asset and system risk management for electricity system operations.
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  • I-CPIE Team Led by Muhannad Suleiman Receives Funding from DOE
    Principal Investigator Muhannad Suleiman, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, will collaborate with a team of researchers from Structural Engineering and Mechanical Engineering & Mechanics.
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I-CPIE is developing and promoting a community of successful interdisciplinary research teams working in the area of cyber physical infrastructure and energy systems, which are the interdependent and increasingly adaptive systems that underpin all aspects of our society and economy.

I-CPIE in the News

Thursday, March 24, 2022
MechE PhD student named fellow of DOE’s Marine and Hydrokinetic Graduate Student Research Program
Chris Ruhl, a third-year PhD student in mechanical engineering, will work with Sandia National Laboratories to characterize turbulence at tidal energy sites around the world as a 2022Marine and Hydrokinetic Graduate Research Fellow.
Thursday, December 30, 2021
CEE Prof. Frangopol and alum Kim ’11 PhD co-author new book on life-cycle engineering
Bridge Safety, Maintenance and Management in a Life-Cycle Context—second book collaboration by structural engineering professor and his former doctoral student—will be published in February 2022
Thursday, December 2, 2021
Lehigh University engineers to adapt human tissue engineering techniques to ‘grow’ meat in the lab
Project funded by Good Food Institute grant brings together experts in colloidal and polymeric gel scaffolds, nanomaterial design, electrochemistry, and liposomal delivery vehicles
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I-CPIE Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Plan
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Upcoming Inclusion and Equity Events

 

LU - Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity Training

  • The EVERFI Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion online training course (sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Affairs & the Health Advancement and Prevention Strategies office) covers identity & selfhood, imposter syndrome, identity transitions, power & privilege, oppression bias & unconscious bias, respect and allyship, and self care.

  • In this online diversity and inclusion training, participants will:

    • Learn about key concepts related to identity, bias, power, privilege and oppression

    • Understand the benefits of being part of a diverse community

    • Develop skills related to ally behavior, self-care, and creating inclusive spaces.

  • This training is self-paced, and takes about one hour to complete.

  • Upon successful completion of the EVERFI Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion training the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) will provide two follow up sessions:

    • Antiracism 101:  The Foundations of Antiracism

      • This workshop will explore the basic concepts and principles of Antiracism.  Workshop participants will engage in meaningful conversations about the construction of race and racism and what it means to become antiracist.

    • Antiracism 102:  The Antiracist Action Plan

      • This workshop will allow participants to develop concrete strategies for confronting racism and white supremacy.  Workshop participants will engage in the development of an Antiracist action plan that will allow participants to create commitments for change in all aspects of their daily lives. 

  • Click above title for information on how to sign up.  

 

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