Cybersecurity expert James Xiaojiang Du has developed, among other innovations, an IoT anomaly detection system that performs with over 97% accuracy

Chemistry and chemical biology professor uses industry experience to create research opportunities for students

Stevens’ collaboration with a coastal technical university in Ecuador is helping to create smoother — and lower-impact — rides around one of the world’s most intriguing island groups

Equipped with advanced biometrics, the model could help develop autonomous robot capabilities for use in military location and extraction efforts, emergency response and healthcare

Nick Parziale, PI and ME Associate Professor, received an ONR award of $952,915 for his project “Turbulence Quantities in Supersonic and Hypersonic Flows.”

Amanda Beltre '24, CEOE undergraduate and co-op student, received the Professional Engineers in Construction of New Jersey (PEC) 2022-2023 Sol Seid Award for Excellence. Recipients are selected based on academic excellence, extracurricular activities, work experience, an ability to express ideas, and an interest in career opportunities in the construction industry. 

Isabella Furrick '24, CEMS undergraduate student, won first place in the research presentation competition at the 2023 Mid-Atlantic Regional AICHE Conference for her research project titled "Enabling Carbon-Free Energy Production via Computer-Aided Design of Nickel-Based Bimetallic Catalysts."

Emily Leiby '24 '25, CEOE undergraduate student, and Emma McCann '25, CEOE undergraduate and co-op student, are recipients of the Department of Defense Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship. This award provides both students with full tuition for up to five years, mentorship, summer internships, a stipend and full-time employment with the DoD after graduation. 

Five things to know about these modern revisions to the school’s biology, chemical biology and chemistry degree requirements

Angel Burgos '23 took advantage of all Stevens had to offer to bring him closer to his dream of a more sustainable future

Chemical engineering and materials science Ph.D. candidates share their NSF-funded research work progress while gaining contacts and confidence interacting with global experts

Mentoring girls today can help accelerate the closing of the gender gap in engineering tomorrow

TechTarget interviewed CS Associate Professor Dominic Duggan about event-driven architecture technologies.

Robotics 24/7 profiled ME Associate Professor and Geoffrey S. Inman Junior Professor Brendan Englot for National Robotics Week. Dr. Englot discussed his lab and research, Stevens' role in developing future engineers, and the Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence.

Lifewire featured commentary from BME Assistant Professor George McConnell explaining how neural interface technology is enabling researchers to see brain activity in high resolution.

Utility Dive featured commentary from ECE Anson Wood Burchard Chair Professor Lei Wu explaining how cost is the primary barrier to widespread adoption of energy storage and regulation.