Brendan Englot’s vision for the relaunch of the SIAI research center prioritizes increased research, education and advocacy to solidify Stevens’ reputation for AI and machine learning expertise worldwide

In this unique industry-academia partnership program, the team is competing for up to a $1M research grant

Michael Greenberg’s project MultiPL-E is now integrated into open-source large language model BigCode

Interdisciplinary experts converged for the 6th Stevens Conference on Bacteria-Material Interactions, which took place this year on the university’s campus in Hoboken, New Jersey

Yi Bao, PI and CEOE Assistant Professor, received an NOAA award of $300K for his project “Understanding, Mitigation and Prevention of Waste Plastic Marine Debris in the Gulf Coast,” with University of South Alabama as prime. He also received a USDA award of $14K for his project “Thermal Management and Energy Harvesting of Solar Geothermal Greenhouse for Improved Plant Production,” with PVT as prime.

Yi Bao, PI and CEOE Assistant Professor, and Weina Meng, Co-PI and CEOE Assistant Professor, received an ACI award of $28K for their project “Development of a User Guideline for Bendable Concrete for the Construction Industry,” with University of Michigan – Ann Arbor as prime.

Enrique Dunn, PI and CS Associate Professor, received an NSF award of $20K for his project “Travel: Group Travel Grant for the PhD Forum in the IEEE/CVF Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV 2024).”

Michael Greenberg, PI and CS Assistant Professor, received an NSF award of $556K for his project “Collaborative Research: CSR: Core: Medium: Scaling Unix/Linux Shell Programs.” 

Jinho Kim, PI and BME Assistant Professor, received a Cystic Fibrosis Foundation award of $591K for his project “Technology Platform for Modeling Cystic Fibrosis Ex Vivo,” with Columbia University as prime.

Eric Koskinen, PI, CS Assistant Professor and Charles Berendsen Junior Professor, received an NSF award of $593K for his project “CISE-ANR: SHF: Small: Scenario-based Formal Proofs for Concurrent Software.” He also received an NSF award of $52K for his project “Collaborative Research: Verification Mentoring Workshop at Computer Aided Verification,” with Purdue University as prime.

Hongbin Li, PI, ECE Professor and Charles and Rosanna Batchelor Memorial Chair Professor, received an NSF award of $600K for his project “CIF: Small: Ubiquitous RF Sensing with Smart Metasurfaces.” 

Kaijian Liu, Lead PI and CEOE Assistant Professor, and Yi Bao, Co-PI and CEOE Assistant Professor, received an NSF award of $694K for their project “Collaborative Research: CPS: Medium: Mutualistic Cyber-Physical Interaction for Self-Adaptive Multi-Damage Monitoring of Civil Infrastructure.” This Stevens-led grant has a total funding of $1.2M in collaboration with University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Raviraj Nataraj, PI and BME Assistant Professor, received an NIH award of $32K for his project “Cognitive-based Platform to Rehabilitate Hand Grasp and Reach after Spinal Cord Injury using Virtual Reality and Instrumented Wearables,” with James J. Peters VA Medical Center as prime.

Philip Orton, PI, Davidson Lab and CEOE Research Associate Professor, received an NOAA award of $100K for his project “Co-developing Ensemble Flood Forecast Products to Improve Communication and Preparedness across Diverse Populations,” with NJSGC as prime.

Igor Pikovski, PI and PHY Assistant Professor, received an NSF CAREER award of $514K for his project “CAREER: Towards Low-Energy Tests of Quantum Gravity with AMO Systems.”

Xiaofeng Qian, PI and PHY Assistant Professor, received an NSF award of $250K for his project “LEAPS-MPS: Quantum Simulation with Classical Optics.”  

Dibyendu "Dibs" Sarkar, PI and CEOE Professor, received an NJDEP award of $80K for his project “PFAS in Wastewater Treatment Plants: Occurrence, Transformation and Removal Processes.” He also received an Earthcare, LLC award of $60K for his project “PFAS, Metals and Nutrient Removal by Designer Biochars.”

Harbir Antil (PI, George Mason University), Benjamin Seibold (Co-PI, Temple University), and Kathrin Smetana, Co-PI and MS Assistant Professor, received an NSF award of $100K for their project “Conference: Mathematical Opportunities in Digital Twins (MATH-DT).”

Christopher Sugino, PI and ME Assistant Professor, received a DOE award of $40K for his project “ESPN-Combined Environments,” with Sandia NL as prime.

James Du, PI, ECE Professor and Anson Wood Burchard Professor, and Co-PIs: Min Song, ECE Chair and Professor; Dov Kruger, ECE Teaching Associate Professor; and Hui Wang, CS Associate Professor, received an NSA award of $150K for their project “GenCyber Summer Training – Preparing the Next Generation Cyber Security Specialists.” 

The work of Negar Ebadi, ECE Associate Professor, entitled “Diagnosis of Coexisting Valvular Heart Diseases Using Image-to-Sequence Translation of Contact Microphone Recordings,” was selected as the cover article of the IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering September 2023 issue and as a featured article on the publication's website. 

The work of EH Yang, ME Professor, entitled “A Stretchable Glucose Sensor via Conductive Polymer-Coated VACNT Forests Rooted in Elastomer Polymer Substrate” was selected as the cover article for the latest issue of IEEE Journal on Flexible Electronics.

The newest cohort of outstanding SES faculty includes researchers and instructors across disciplines, whose specializations range from artificial intelligence (AI) and computing to quantum engineering and science

Stevens inducts professors, trustees, and 177 graduating seniors (including three alumni and family members) into the Order of the Engineer

Nine seniors dedicated their capstone project to developing a sustainable plan for harvesting wasted thermal energy from the subway system to provide hot water to local buildings

For their senior design project, four biomedical engineering students — each with a personal connection to their work — created a device that could stop an addiction in its tracks

IFLScience featured published research from SES Assistant Professor Xiaofeng Qian that used classical mechanics to explain two particular properties of light: polarization and entanglement

The Times Higher Education interviewed Dean of Undergraduate Education Eve Riskin about the power of mentorship, diversity in excellence and the emergence of generative AI

News 12 New Jersey interviewed Brendan Englot, SES Geoffrey S. Inman Jr. Professor, about his research on artificial intelligence and how it can be used to build smarter robots

The New York Times interviewed SES Assistant Professor Antonia Zaferiou about her research on movement mechanics in athletes