Jun 28, 2002
Matt Johnston ’03 Seeks to Improve Speed, Efficiency of Wire Circuitry
Electrical and computer engineering major Matt Johnston ’03 (Nantucket, Mass.) is assisting on a project to improve the speed and efficiency of wire circuitry…
Academic News
Electrical and computer engineering major Matt Johnston ’03 (Nantucket, Mass.) is assisting on a project to improve the speed and efficiency of wire circuitry…
For the third consecutive year, a Lafayette student is among the few in the world to receive a Microwave Theory and Techniques Society Undergraduate Scholarship…
The Max Kade Foundation has awarded a $65,000 grant that will fund renovations to provide a technologically advanced headquarters for the study of German…
A paper coauthored by two professors and two students has been published in a peer-reviewed journal, Acta Chromatographica. Joseph Sherma, professor emeritus…
“The needs of the present determine and shape collective memory,” says Robert L. Cohn, Philip and Muriel Berman Professor of Jewish Studies and head of…
Leslie F. Muhlfelder '81 was enjoying the challenges of a promising legal career as she began a six-year stint as associate university counsel at Temple…
Lafayette mathematics major Crystal Taylor of Hyattsville, Md., is one of 79 students across the country chosen to receive a 2002 Jack Kent Cooke Foundation…
Chip Nataro, assistant professor of chemistry at Lafayette, has received a $35,000 grant from the Petroleum Research Fund administered by the American…
Trustee Scholarship recipient Alison Campbell ’04 is spending the summer surrounded by dietary supplements, caffeine pills, soda, coffee, and tea. She…
Special Collections has been host to a growing number of class sessions in recent months, beginning with a January interim session course on The Art and…