The December event highlighted exemplary contributions made both inside and outside the classroom

The computer science assistant professor will continue to develop novel research as he begins a new career at Stevens

Longtime professor and researcher Dave Naumann brings faculty and students together to spark ongoing innovation for the largest major at Stevens

The event also launched the inaugural Schaefer School Lifetime Achievement Award, presented to Emeritus Professor Keith Sheppard

Raju Datla, PI, Davidson Lab and CEOE Research Associate Professor, received a United Nations Development Program award of $24K for his project “Fabrication and Testing of High-Speed Craft Scaled Models.”  

Yanghyo (Rod) Kim, PI and ECE Assistant Professor, received a NASA award of $390K for his project “CMOS Digital Ground Penetrating Radar with Hardware Embedded Artificial Intelligence for Sub-Surface Exploration” (with Jet Propulsion Laboratory as prime).

Weina Meng, PI and CEOE Assistant Professor, received a $3K award from PVT Clean Energy LLC for her project “Correlation between Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Lightweight Materials.” 

Jon Miller, PI, Davidson Lab and CEOE Research Associate Professor, and Philip Orton, Co-PI, Davidson Lab and CEOE Research Associate Professor, received a State of New Jersey award of $60K for their project “New Jersey Coastal Consortium for Resilient Communities.” This is part of a larger project led by Monmouth University (prime). 

Philip Orton, PI, Davidson Lab and CEOE Research Associate Professor, received a New York City DCAS/MOCR Town+Gown award of $215K for his project “Climate Vulnerability, Impact and Adaptation Analysis (VIA)” (with The New School as prime).

Christopher Sugino, PI and ME Assistant Professor, received a DOE award of $24K for his project “Characterization of the Efficiency and Output Power of Fixed and Detachable Ultrasonic Power Transfer Demos” (with Georgia Tech prime).

Long Wang, PI and ME Assistant Professor, received a Defense Health Agency award of $361K for his project “Digital Human Model for Use in Simulation Environments for Tactile Human/Robot Interaction” (with Corvid Technologies as prime).

Lei Wu, PI, ECE Professor and Anson Wood Burchard Chair Professor, received a DOE/Federal Energy Regulatory Commission award of $225K for his project “Integrating Distributed Energy Resources (DER) Using Advanced Unit Commitment Models and DER Aggregation Methodologies” (with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory as prime).

Xiaojiang (James) Du, ECE Professor and Anson Wood Burchard Professor, has been selected as an IEEE ComSoc Distinguished Lecturer for the class of 2023-2024.

The work of Negar Ebadi, ECE Associate Professor, in collaboration with Georgia Tech and Sorin Medical, is featured as the cover article for the January 2023 issue of IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics.

The event kicked off an ongoing initiative to help more students take advantage of this state-of-the-art creative space

Ph.D. student Alaa Ahmed ’23 is on the verge of developing transformative technology to generate energy from ocean waves

Anisha Shin ’22 credits her Stevens’ education and activities for preparing her for a successful career at Capital One

Imagication, a platform for virtual campus tours in the metaverse, is inspired by passion and powered by Stevens’ Launchpad program

The Economic Times featured an AP Campus Insights interview with Marouane Temimi, CEOE Associate Professor, speaking about the science behind flooding in California, and best practices for stormwater management.

FOX Weather conducted a live interview with Marouane Temimi, CEOE Associate Professor, to explain how ground saturation caused by extreme flooding is impacting California's infrastructure.

The Los Angeles Times featured Marouane Temimi, CEOE Associate Professor, in an article about how managing the influx of water in a drought is a delicate dance for a place like Los Angeles. 

The work of Marouane Temimi, CEOE Associate Professor, is presented in the 2022 JPSS Annual Science Digest.