Aug 29, 2023
Lauren Biernacki
"Students can expect our classroom to reflect these pillars—competence, relatedness, agency, and equity," shared Prof. Lauren Biernacki.
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Apr 27, 2023
Students make their best pitches during Dyer’s Big Idea Competition
Six teams presented an array of creative entrepreneurial ideas for the sixth annual competition
Jul 29, 2022
Studying eye-gazing data for dyslexia detection
Can a video game help detect dyslexia? Padmanabh Kaushik '25 is working through collected data to find out
Jun 8, 2022
Angela Busheska ’25 named to Forbes 30 Under 30 list
Responding to pollution in North Macedonia, Angela Busheska ’25 created an app to measure the amount of carbon emitted through everyday activities.
Jun 7, 2022
Getting home to Lafayette
Studying abroad when the pandemic hit, Tafita Rakotozandry ’22 found a way to get back to Lafayette College, overcoming multiple travel challenges with…
Nov 5, 2020
STEM Star: The Robot Choreographer
Can a robot think about its environment? Can it perceive its location and what its surroundings look like? These are some of the questions Ian Miller ’18…
Nov 5, 2020
STEM Stars: Diving Into Deep Brain Stimulation
Hayden Fisher ’22 and Jordan Leiber ’22 work together to advance deep-brain stimulation technology, a therapy that can treat neurological disorders…
Oct 19, 2020
Firefighting Drones Offer Improved Home Safety
Khaknazar Shyntassov ’23 develops a computer-based firefighting system: 'This project helped me to experience solving unfamiliar and complex problems…
Mar 25, 2020
Scholarship Story: Zachary Martin ’21
Zachary Martin ’21 shares his experience as a recipient of Department of Defense SMART Scholarship.
Nov 8, 2019
STEM Stars: The Brain Game Designers
An interdisciplinary group of students created a computer game that can help people with disabilities control a wheelchair with their mind