How to Be Happier, Healthier and More Productive in the Age of COVID-19 Gretchen Rubin Author of the no.1 national bestseller, the happiness project WEDNESDAY, February 24 AT 4 P.M. VIRTUAL EVENT…
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Abstract Our lab investigates multiple aspects of intestinal development, diseases, and cancer. I'll describe how we employ mouse genetics and epigenomic tools to uncover mechanisms through which transcription…
Are you an undergraduate STEM student interested in applying for a nationally competitive scholarship or research fellowship? Join us to learn more about the National Science Foundation Graduate Research…
Abstract Please join the CEOE Department in discussing graduate programs in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering and Management, Environmental Engineering, Sustainability Management and Ocean Engineering…
Abstract Security metrics play a key role in supporting cyber risk management and mitigation decisions for critical infrastructures. The availability of quantitative insights ensures operational resilience…
The fields of cognitive science and artificial intelligence are old friends, having grown up together. Cognitive science draws on insights from computer science, statistics, neuroscience, linguistics,…
Stevens Institute of Technology is one of the nation’s leading research and technology-centric universities. With more than 40 nationally recognized master’s programs, 20 Ph.D. programs, and 122 graduate…
This talk will explore the application of deep learning in solving many pricing and risk modeling problems for common instruments which are posed as Forward Backward Stochastic Differential Equations.…
Abstract Multicomponent films based on nanoparticle dispersions have a wide range of applications, including antimicrobial coatings for medical instruments, conductive textiles for flexible electronics…
Interested in learning more about the Rhodes Scholarship and Gates Cambridge Scholarship? Join us to understand what these prestigious awards require and what applicants can expect. ZOOM LINK
Abstract The World Community faces the existential Climate Crisis that is challenging the way we live, think and work. The known impact by human beings on the environment is nothing new and the time is…
Financial planning is a multifaceted process that encompasses savings, investments, insurance, retirement, taxes, estate and legacy issues. This seminar will offer an overview of the process and its various…
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Abstract The emerging connected world of the IoT era relies on massive wireless communication among billions of users, leading to inevitable interference and congestion of our limited spectrum resources…
Join your Wisconsin Alumni Presidents as they teach you how to make signature Wisconsin Cocktails and Mocktails! Nicole and Jessie will walk you through making a Bloody Mary, Brandy Old Fashioned and a…
The varied nature and wide range of cybersecurity risks facing today’s business represent a constantly evolving threat for leaders. This discussion will provide an overview of the current cyber threat…
Georgina Voss will deliver her lecture online via Zoom on March 9 at 5 p.m. About the Artist Georgina Voss is an artist, writer, and researcher. Her work focuses on the presence and politics of large-scale…
Join us on March 10 from 3-4 p.m. ET for more information on the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Learn more about application requirements, important deadlines and benefits. Zoom link
Join sisters Julianne ’18 and Michelle Depardieu, “ Les Sous Chefs”, in the kitchen for a special cooking class. Learn to make a delicious, flavorful potato leek soup that can also be prepared as…
Abstract Sustainability by its very definition can and, when done right, should cut across all types of people, projects and organizations. Drawing from my 35-year career in government, private sector…
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The Case for Optimism: A Conversation with Steven Pinker will take place online via Zoom, and links will soon be made available. About the Event Professor of psychology at Harvard, Pinker is one of the…
As states begin re-opening phases from COVID-19, many are looking at what the impact will be on public and environmental health. A natural nexus for these two areas of focus is that of natural/green infrastructure…
Margaret Schedel with Brian Smith, Rob Cosgrove, and Nick Hwang will deliver their lecture online via Zoom on March 23 at 5 p.m. About the Artist With an interdisciplinary career blending classical training…
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Abstract Virginia is faced with many coastal challenges, confounded by sea level rise and climate change. Sustainability for our coastal communities requires consideration of the effects outside of individual…
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Abstract This talk gives an architect’s perspective of green building rating systems and how they influence the design, construction, and operations of buildings. With an overview of LEED, including…
Rachel Adams will deliver their lecture online via Zoom on April 6 at 5 p.m. About the Artist Rachel Adams is the Chief Curator and Director of Programs at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts. About…
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Abstract Dr. Ben Tycko's lab has a long-standing research emphasis on genetics and epigenetics in human health and disease. His recent work has involved genome-wide and locus-specific profiling of CpG…
What You Need to Know about The Bomb will take place online via Zoom, and links will soon be made available. About the Event Alex Wellerstein, assistant professor of history at Stevens Institute of Technology…
Abstract This topic will cover the development of a sustainable compensatory mitigation plan to restore a dilapidated coastal sand dune by restoring and enhancing a parcel located adjacent to the project…
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Abstract As artificial intelligence continues to transform innumerable aspects of everyday life, its impact on education is inevitable. AI offers opportunities such as facilitating independent study and…
Abstract In the past 5 years Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) have emerged into the environmental industry as new contaminants of concern. PFAS are a class of compounds that were first developed…
John Sharp will deliver his lecture online via Zoom on April 20 at 5 p.m. About the Artist John Sharp is a game designer, curator, graphic designer, art historian, writer, and educator. He makes games…
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Abstract Atherosclerosis is the major precursor of cardiovascular disease, the cause of nearly a third of all deaths worldwide. Atherosclerosisbegins with accumulation of cholesterol-carrying lipoproteins…
The Watershed Resources Registry was developed through a collaborative interagency effort to achieve increased regulatory efficiencies through integration of Clean Water Act Sections 401, 402, and 404…
Can We Eradicate Cancer? will take place online via Zoom, and links will soon be made available. About the Event A professor of medicine and cancer researcher at Columbia University, oncologist Azra…
The Stevens Innovation Expo is scheduled to take place on Friday, April 30, 2021 (format to be announced). Stevens' annual showcase for student design, innovation, and entrepreneurship includes Senior…
John Craig Freeman will deliver his lecture online via Zoom on May 4 at 5 p.m. About the Artist John Craig Freeman is a public artist with over twenty years of experience using emergent technologies…