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13 Oct 2021 Diversity & Inclusion

Dr. Darshana Manji Dadhania ’93 Wears Many Hats as Top Nephrologist at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center

Leadership is about making decisions. Dr. Darshana Manji Dadhania ’93 knows a lot about decision-making, as is evident in her many leadership roles at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill…

13 Oct 2021 Diversity & Inclusion

Alumna helps to deliver a ‘reimagined’ MoMA

During much of the coronavirus pandemic, Jean Savitsky’s workplace — the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York — had been quiet. And empty. Wandering through its galleries…

12 Oct 2021 Research & Innovation

Stevens Professor Works to Keep Us Safe Through Sound Research

Underwater, in the air, on land, or even burrowing in bags of grain, threats meet their match when Hady Salloum and his team begin researching ways to detect their presence.…

12 Oct 2021 Diversity & Inclusion

Stevens Women Occupy Most Top Student Government Positions on Campus, Making History

The women now leading Stevens’ Student Government Association (SGA) made history earlier this year without even knowing it. They were too busy doing their jobs. This past…

11 Oct 2021 Research & Innovation

Dr. Fidler Named David and G.G. Farber Junior Faculty Fellow

The College of Arts and Letters named Dr. Bradley Fidler, a historian of computing and assistant professor of science and technology studies, as the recipient of the David and…

8 Oct 2021 Campus & Community

Sports Tech Students to Intern Abroad with Real Madrid NEXT, Leading Technological Innovation in the Sports Industry

Students enrolled in any of the Sports Technologies & Digital Transformation dual master’s programs, offered jointly by the School of Business at Stevens Institute of Technology and…

4 Oct 2021 Campus & Community

Stevens' Summer Previews of College Life Are Breaking Records

Emily Considine, a rising high school junior from the greater Philadelphia area, was tired but eager to get back to work after a full day of business instruction from faculty…

1 Oct 2021 Research & Innovation

Xian (Annie) Zhang Receives NSF Grant of $249,999 for Research in Thermal Technology

Xian (Annie) Zhang, assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, recently received a National Science Foundation (“NSF”) grant of $249,999 for her project…

1 Oct 2021 Research & Innovation

Working to Empower Tools to Expand the Frontiers of Drug Discovery

Whether you’re building a house or curing drug-resistant cancer, you need the right tools for the job. That’s why Abhishek Sharma, assistant professor in the department of…

1 Oct 2021 Research & Innovation

Cross-Disciplinary Research Team Wins $1.5M National Science Foundation Grant to Support Low-Income STEM Students at Stevens

For every three undergraduate students who start a science or engineering degree, one will drop their program, according to the National Science Foundation (NSF). It’s a leaky…

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