Ying Wang (PI), SE Assistant Professor, received an NSF award of $600K for her project “CICI: UCSS: Programmable Wireless Infrastructure with Formal Assurance for Cross-Campus Research.”

In addition, she received the Early Career Program, ARO award of $360K for her project “From Proactive to Autonomous: Dynamic Assurance in CPS via Formal-Fuzz Interactions and Posterior Formal Verification.” Ying was a recipient of the DARPA Young Faculty Award earlier.

Zhuo Feng (PI), ECE Professor, and Rod Kim (Co-PI), ECE Assistant Professor, received an NSF award of $600K for their project “OASIS: An Open-Source AI-Driven EDA Tool for Real-Time Synthesis of Short-Distance Wireless Interconnects on Silicon.”

Tegan Brennan (PI), CS Assistant Professor, received an NSF CAREER award of $575K for her project “SaTC: Privacy-Aware Just-in-Time Compilation.”

Hongbin Li (PI), ECE Charles and Rosanna Batchelor Memorial Chair Professor, received an NSF award of $400K for his project “NeTS: Small: Near-Field ISAC: Exploiting XL Arrays for Targeted Sensing and Communication.”

Feng Liu (PI), SE Assistant Professor, received an NIH award of $222K for his project “An Epileptic-Network Closed-Loop Stimulation Device (enCLS) Designed to Target and Arrest Ictogenesis,” with Rutgers University as prime.

Zhaozhuo Xu (PI), CS Assistant Professor, received two NSF awards: $171K for his project “CRII: III: Compression-Aware Computing for Sustainable Machine Learning Model Inference” and $50K for his project “Collaborative Research: Planning: CIRC: Planning-C: Building Foundation Model Infrastructure for Feature Interaction Discovery.”

Kevin Connington (PI), ME Teaching Associate Professor, received an NSF award of $198K for his project "ERI: Dynamics and Rupture of Liquid Bridges Between Particles Under Extension, Shear, and Vibration via Lattice Boltzmann Simulations." 

Raju Datla (PI), Davidson Lab & CEOE Research Associate Professor, received a Leidos award of $137K for his project “Resistance and Seakeeping Performance Evaluation of a Commando Insertion Craft.” 

Jennifer Kang-Mieler (PI), George Meade Bond Professor, BME Department Chair and Director of CHI, received an NSF award of $92K for her project, “STTR Phase I: A Novel Biosensing Device for Rapidly Mapping Volumetric Tumor Margins,” with BullsEYE Biodevices Inc. as prime—founded by Jinho Kim (BME) and Dr. Mohammad Mir. 

Annie Zhang (PI), Assistant Professor, received an NSF award of $50K for her project “I-Corps: Tunable Moiré FETs Using 2D van der Waals Materials for Thermal-Optimized Flexible Electronics.” 

Onur Asan, SE Assistant Professor, has been named a 2024 Top Scholar by ScholarGPS in the field of Medicine. He was ranked in the top 0.5% of all scholars worldwide. Based on his scholarly work in the last 5 years, he was also ranked in the top 0.11% in the field of Health Informatics and 0.65% of Artificial Intelligence researchers worldwide.

Eduardo Bonelli, CS Teaching Professor, won the best paper award through the European Association for Programming Languages and Systems (EAPLS), for his paper "Sharing and Linear Logic with Restricted Access." 

Xiaohu Li, MS Teaching Associate Professor, has been named a 2024 Top Scholar by ScholarGPS in the fields of Physical Sciences and Mathematics. He was ranked in the top 0.5% of all scholars worldwide. Based on his scholarly work in the last 5 years, he was also ranked in the top 0.38% in the field of Probability researchers worldwide.

Additionally, he was invited by the Editor-in-Chief of Communications in Statistics—a leading scientific journal in statistics—to serve as Associate Editor on the Editorial Board.

Dinesh Verma, SE Professor and Executive Director of SERC, is the recipient of the 2025 INCOSE Pioneer Award. The award recognizes his work for pioneering the establishment and sustainment of the premier systems engineering research organization in SERC.

Shang Wang, BME Assistant Professor, received the American Heart Association Innovative Project Award. 

Kun Wu, a final-year Ph.D. student, and his advisor, Dr. Wendy Hui Wang, received the Best Student Paper Award Honorable Mention at the ACM SIGKDD 2025 Conference in Toronto for their work on “Verification of Incomplete Graph Unlearning through Adversarial Perturbation.” SIGKDD is one of the world’s top data mining and machine learning conferences, with a 15% acceptance rate.

Computer engineering graduate channels his passion for embedded systems and sustainable energy into a high-impact engineering role at electric vehicle giant

Stevens students build an inclusive reminder app prototype in just five hours at Stevens Pro-Hackathon

Querido’s research on the complex relationship between mineral and organic compounds on bone tissue will lend critical insights into diagnostics and treatment across a range of diseases — not just osteoporosis

Blending the precision of engineering with the power of large language models, the Ph.D. candidate’s framework is fast, accurate, and user-friendly