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Stevens News

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January 19, 2023

Is ChatGPT Going to Eat (or Save) the World?

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January 31, 2023

Safer Bridges, Through Smarter AI

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January 05, 2023

Understanding and Empowering Disabled Tech Users: Professor Jonggi Hong

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December 19, 2022

Focused on the Future: Stevens Vice Provost for Research & Innovation Ed Synakowski

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Stevens in the News

February 03, 2023

Netflix Touts the Co-CEO Model – But Are 2 Heads Truly Better Than One?

The Wrap interviewed SSB Associate Professor Stefano Bonini about Netflix's co-ceo model and how it may lead to bad decisions and potential leadership problems.

February 01, 2023

“We’ve Brought The Process That Drives The Stars…To Earth.”

Forbes interviewed Vice Provost for Research and Innovation Ed Synakowski about the nuclear fusion breakthrough at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Synakowski, a former research director at the lab, spoke about how scientists created more energy from a fusion reaction than it took to create it and the significant impact the results will have on the future.

January 20, 2023

Why sinkholes tend to appear after extreme rain

FOX Weather conducted a live interview with SES McLean Chair Professor George Korfiatis to discuss the reasons sinkholes form after extreme weather events.

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University Publications

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NewsPoints

Stevens Institute of Technology's digital digest

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The Stevens Indicator

The magazine of the Stevens Alumni Association

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IMPACT

Stevens' leading-edge research newsletter

Media Highlights Report

Media Highlights Report

Highlights of Stevens' media coverage

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Stevens TechPulse Report

A periodic survey of emerging technology and its impact on society