Yu Gan (PI), BME Assistant Professor, was awarded $728K by the USDA for his project entitled “DSFAS PARTNERSHIP: Food Quality Evaluation and Prediction Leveraging Multi-Modal Deep Learning and Digital Twin.”

Jacob Gissinger (PI), CEMS Assistant Professor was awarded $358,214 through the ARO Early Career Program for his project entitled “AI-Assisted Char Yield Prediction for Resins with High Heteroatom Content.”

Weina Meng (PI), CEOE Associate Professor, was awarded $50K by the NSF for her project entitled "I-Corps: Multifunctional Cement Aerogel Panels for High-Performance Building Envelopes."

Civil engineering doctoral student Jorge Bravo represented Stevens at the “Urban Futures: Co-Creating Climate Resilience in NYC” Hackathon, hosted by Columbia University’s LEAP Program.  

As the sole Stevens participant on his team, Komodo Dragons, they earned top honors in the Best Built Environment Proposal category in this highly interdisciplinary competition focused on susteainability and impact.

Applied artificial intelligence master's student Christian Templin, with his advisor Hao Wang (ECE Assistant Professor), had a paper accepted by IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP).

Their paper, “SonicMotion: Generating Moving 3D Soundscapes with Latent Diffusion Models,” introduces a new approach to generating 3D audio that can actually move through space. This research represents a significant step forward for immersive audio technologies and embodied AI applications.

Computer science master's student Kevin Doshi noticed that Canvas wasn’t keeping up with how students learn or professors teach, he built Scholera, an AI-native platform that adapts to each student’s pace and every teaching style. Scholera was selected as one of 10 projects (from 280+) for the New Jersey AI Innovation Challenge, a statewide initiative by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) to support AI solutions for real-world impact.

With guidance from Hao Wang (ECE Assistant Professor) and Zining Zhu (CS Assistant Professor), Kevin and his team will next develop a working MVP, test it in real classrooms and present at Demo Day in March, with the opportunity for additional funding to scale Scholera across New Jersey.

Stevens to offer a dedicated undergraduate degree and minor in artificial intelligence

Groundbreaking three-year study looks at how electrically charged gels can make batteries, soft robots, and medical devices work better.

This unique event facilitates academic and industry expert networking and student presentations of practical, high-impact AI projects

New radar system, operated by the university’s Davidson Laboratory, will provide high-resolution precipitation data to enhance real-time forecasting and community preparedness across the region