Jason Rabinovitch (PI), ME Assistant Professor, received an ONR award of $1.07M for his project “Advancing Understanding of and Predictive Modeling Capabilities for High-Speed Shock-Induced Droplet Aerobreakup and Surface Damage.”

Muhammad Hajj (PI), CEOE Chair, Director of Davidson Laboratory, and George Meade Bond Professor; Jon Miller (Co-PI), CEOE & DL Research Associate Professor; and Marouane Temimi (Co-PI), CEOE Associate Professor, received an NOAA award of $900K for their project “Stevens Extreme Event Coastal Preparedness and Response System.”

Hao Wang (PI), ECE Assistant Professor, received an NSF award of $150K for his project “Collaborative Research: CISE MSI: RDP: CNS: Towards the Resilient NextG Network Design for Federated Learning over Mobile Devices.”

The work of Igor Pikovski, PHY Assistant Professor, titled "Detecting Single Gravitons with Quantum Sensing," was recognized in Nature Communications as one of the "Top 25 Papers of 2024" and selected as the top paper overall in the Physics category.

Shima Hajimirza, ME Associate Professor, has been elected as a member of the Board of Directors at the American Society of Thermal and Fluid Engineers (ASTFE) for a three-year term starting July 1, 2025.

Hongbin Li, ECE Charles and Rosanna Batchelor Memorial Chair Professor, received the 2024 IEEE SPS Signal Processing Letters Best Paper Award for his paper "Compressed Channel Estimation for Intelligent Reflecting Surface-Assisted Millimeter Wave Systems." This prestigious award recognizes the best paper published in IEEE Signal Processing Letters within the last five years, with only one paper selected annually.

Eui-Hyeok Yang, ME Professor, Chang-Hwan Choi, ME Professor, and Brendan Englot, ME Anson Wood Burchard Endowed Professor and Director of SIAI, received a U.S. Patent on February 11, 2025 for their invention Oil Cleanup and Recovery Using Smart Polymer Integrated Surface Vessels.

Hanfei Yu, ECE Ph.D. student advised by Hao Wang, received the highly esteemed and widely recognized honor of being selected as one of the 2025 ML and Systems Rising Stars. This year, they received over 150 global applicants of which only 38 were accepted to be part of the 2025 cohort. Read more about the program.

Christopher Engelbart, CS undergraduate student advised by Dominic Duggan, attended the 2024 Disability: IN Global Conference, where he led a group challenge during the Innovation Lab (iLab) powered by Experian. His team designed a gamified app to help individuals with disabilities build credit and improve financial literacy, winning the grand prize of $4.5K, surpassing seven other teams.

Gabriel Pust and Andrew Vallent, CEOE undergraduate students, along with team member Cian Gahan, won the first place award of $10K in the 2025 DASSH Student Design Challenge (Hackathon), supported by DHS and organized by ASU. View the team's final presentation. 

The Stevens Institute of Technology Chapter of Engineers Without Borders USA showcased its Peru project at the 2025 EWB National Conference. The group also co-hosted a joint presentation with the New York professional chapter; and was selected as runner up in the EWB photo contest.

Stevens selected as one of 15 hosts for annual conference that supports students as they navigate the physics world

Stevens research on polymer electrolytes might help pave the way for safer, more efficient energy storage solutions

Stevens researcher’s paper in Haematologica details a groundbreaking approach to keeping patient cancer cells alive — an essential step toward improving therapies to destroy them

In his recent paper, Amro Farid shares his innovative process in developing a big-picture view of America’s electricity, gas, oil and coal infrastructure