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23 Nov 2020 Research & Innovation

AI Imaging Could Help Defuse Cerebral Aneurysms

Cerebral aneurysms, which affect one in 50 people in the United States, are like ticking bombs: bulging arteries in the brain that can burst without warning. Each year about…

23 Nov 2020 Research & Innovation

A.I. Tool Provides More Accurate Flu Forecasts

Predicting influenza outbreaks just got a little easier, thanks to a new A.I.-powered forecasting tool developed by researchers at Stevens Institute of Technology. By incorporating…

20 Nov 2020 Campus & Community

Stevens hosts the 2020 Fall Meeting of the American Society for Engineering Education Mid-Atlantic Section

During the 2020 Fall Meeting of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Mid-Atlantic Section, faculty, administrators, and students from Stevens and regional universities…

19 Nov 2020 Research & Innovation

Graduate Student Innovation: Using AI, Health Data to Improve Stroke and Diabetes Care

Each year approximately 800,000 Americans experience a stroke. Some lapse into comas or other states of minimal consciousness, during which treatment decisions must be made quickly…

19 Nov 2020 Campus & Community

At the Head of the Class or in Front of it, Financial Engineer is Poised for Success

As she prepares to graduate from Stevens Institute of Technology, Aayushi Gandhi expects to enjoy a traditional career in finance. But her experiences in the School of Business…

17 Nov 2020 Research & Innovation

Through Pioneering “Fuzzing” Techniques, Stevens Researcher Makes Clear Progress Against Cyberattacks

Jun Xu, assistant professor of computer science at the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science at Stevens Institute of Technology, spends his days hacking…

17 Nov 2020 Campus & Community

Remote Control: Flexible Grad Programs Helped Prepare Verizon Engineer for Pandemic's Virtual Working Reality

Sheryl Duffus was better prepared than most when the pandemic suddenly made the business world a virtual one. When she completed her Information Systems master’s degree in…

10 Nov 2020 Research & Innovation

In-Shoe Sensors and Mobile Robots are a Shoo-In to Help Seniors Stay Active

Researchers at Stevens Institute of Technology are leveraging some of the newest mechanical and robotic technologies to help some of our oldest populations stay healthy, active…

2 Nov 2020 Research & Innovation

A Race Against Time: Dean’s Lecture Series Explains AstraZeneca’s Efforts to Deliver 3 Billion Doses of COVID-19 Vaccine

With the strike of COVID-19, 2020 has been an unprecedented year. Scientists and engineers around the globe have mobilized like never before to study the novel coronavirus and…

30 Oct 2020 Research & Innovation

Stevens Researchers Find that Arsenic and Iron Combined in Molecular Complexes Could Have Important Impacts on Drinking Water and Remediating Contamination

From alchemists in the Middle Ages to researchers today, people have long studied the element arsenic, which is extremely toxic at even minute levels. Arsenic is common and insidious…

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