Physics professor Yuping Huang, alumna Lac Nguyen Ph.D. '23 celebrated for pathbreaking quantum-security patent; research scientist Victor Lawrence honored for lifetime contributions

Additional awards this year mark a new level for achievement and innovation in the Department of Biomedical Engineering

New CCB assistant professor studies tiny particles to make big strides toward improving our understanding of chronic diseases

Stevens is partnering with the world's leading space agency to examine climate change, monitor astronauts, develop planetary roving and landing technologies and more

Yi Bao, PI and CEOE Assistant Professor, received a NOAA award of $300K for his project “Gulf Coast Center for Addressing Microplastics Pollution (GC CAMP),” with the University of South Alabama as prime.

Yuping Huang, PI, PHY Gallaher Professor and CQSE Director, and Co-PIs: Henry Du (CEMS), Brendan Englot (ME and SIAI), Santosh Kumar (PHY), Hong Man (ECE), Souran Manoochehri (ME), Philippos Mordohai (CS), Xiaofeng Qian (PHY), Chunlei Qu (PHY), Stefan Strauf (PHY), Yong Meng Sua (PHY), Jia Xu (CS), Eui-Hyeok Yang (ME), Ting Yu (PHY) and Michael Zabarankin (MS), received a $15M U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center contract for their project “Quantum & Artificial Intelligence Technologies for Next Generation Armament Systems.” 

Hongjun Wang, PI, BME Professor and CHI Director, received an MTF Biologics award of $250K for his project  “Fabrication of Multifunctional Allogenic Skin-derived Fibrous Matrices for Diabetic Wound Repair."

Denver Baptiste, CCB Lecturer, received the CCB Person of the Year (POY) Award for 2023.

Victor Lawrence, ECE Research Scientist, received the Science and Technology Medal from the Research & Development Council of New Jersey at the 2023 Edison Patent Awards.

The work of Yong Zhang, CCB Professor, and Hongjun Wang, BME Professor and CHI Director, was featured on the cover of the November 2023 issue of Small.

EH Yang, ME Professor, participated in a networking lunch and roundtable focused on Transatlantic Quantum Innovation: Opportunities for UK-US Collaboration, hosted by Imperial College London's Centre for Quantum Engineering, Science and Technology and the British Consulate General in New York.

Mohamed Abdelkader, Jorge Bravo, Berina Kilicarslan and Chibunnam Ugorji, CEOE graduate students of the iSMART Laboratory, were selected as winners in the 2023 AGU Michael H. Freilich Data Visualization Competition for their pioneering project on 3D visualization of river ice motion, employing a multi-satellite approach.

Megan Dion, ECE undergraduate student, was selected as a recipient of the 2023-24 IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) Scholarship Plus.  

Carly Tronolone (pictured far right), ECE undergraduate student, recently attended the Society of Women Engineers WE23 Conference.

Julianna Bruzzese, CCB undergraduate student (advised by Ansu Perekatt), is a recipient of the 2023-24 Undergraduate Research Symposium Award from the Independent Colleges and Universities of NJ. 

Event honors longtime healthcare philanthropist Frank Semcer ’65 and his family — and presents an expanded mission newly organized and focused around five research clusters

Through the Stevens Accelerated Master’s Program, students complete their bachelor’s and master’s degrees in five years while gaining practical skills and valuable networks to succeed after graduation

This Stevens doctoral student uses complex quantum theories and equations to help build real nanostructures that could aid navigation, sensing and more

Univision interviewed CS Associate Professor Enrique Dunn about the dangers of artificial intelligence and how to avoid them (article and video in Spanish)

Design News featured ME Geoffrey S. Inman Junior Professor Brendan Englot discussing his outlook on AI trends in 2024 and emphasizing advancements in generative AI and robotics