Episode #11: Elsa Reichmanis

Elsa Reichmanis, who helped make possible the chips in almost all of today’s electronics with her contributions in the field of microlithography, is now poised for new discoveries as Lehigh’s newly arrived Carl Robert Anderson Chair in Chemical Engineering.

Join host Joe Buck as he talks with her about how she sees her role as a researcher and mentor; her anticipation around the Health, Science, and Technology building; and how she figured out what she wanted to do when she grew up.

This episode is part of Soaring Together: A Celebration of Lehigh Women.

Episode Extras 

Background and bio: Information on Reichmanis’ research areas, patents, and achievements from the Rossin College

Feature article: Elsa Reichmanis: Building Collaboration from Resolve, the Rossin College magazine

Health, Science, and Technology: A new building to spark interdisciplinary connections — and attract new research talent to Lehigh

The Reichmanis Group on Twitter: Organic electronics research group led by Dr. Reichmanis. Account managed by the Graduate Students.

Reichmanis in the News:

• Groundbreaking Scholar Elsa Reichmanis to Join Faculty at Lehigh
• Elsa Reichmanis Elected Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors
• Microlithography Trailblazer Recognized for Research, Innovation