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6 Dec 2021 Research & Innovation

2021 Edison Patent Award for Stevens-Developed Graphene Research

A Stevens faculty researcher and two former graduate students have received a 2021 Thomas Edison Patent Award from the Research & Development Council of New Jersey for leveraging…

6 Dec 2021 Research & Innovation

Stevens Program Offers Students and Teachers Research Experiences, from Mapping the Brain to Studying Polymers

Madison Grigg, a senior from West Virginia University, is fascinated by the human brain and how it works, from the brain stem which controls crucial functions such as breathing…

3 Dec 2021 Research & Innovation

Stevens Professor Amasses $18M in Grant Funding, Envisions a Quantum World

Imagine a world where you (or your autonomous vehicle) can see around corners or through solid objects. Or where you pop in for routine medical imaging, and your doctor scans…

3 Dec 2021 Research & Innovation

A Stepping Stone to a Career in Medicine for Stevens Students

It is understandable if Michella Chiaramonte '24 and Ashley Muliawan '23, chemical biology and biology students at Stevens Institute of Technology, were tired at the end of the…

30 Nov 2021 Campus & Community

The Freshman Experience Welcomes Two Lecturers

This semester, the College of Arts and Letters welcomed two lecturers—Virginia Conn and Mel Ferrara—to the Freshman Experience, common courses that every Stevens student…

19 Nov 2021 Alumni & Donors

PSEG and Stevens: Partners in Progress

When the New Jersey-based energy group PSEG announced, in 2020, that it would contribute three additional years and $1.2 million in additional financial support for Stevens faculty…

16 Nov 2021 Research & Innovation

Advancing Transplantation Science: Dean’s Lecture Series Reveals the Future of Human Tissue Bioengineering

As an elite runner ran a 100-kilometer ultra-marathon in the Australian outback, she became trapped by a freak firestorm, resulting in burns on 65% of her body. A girl with…

15 Nov 2021 Research & Innovation

Biomedical Engineering Professor Shang Wang Receives $1.9M NIH MIRA Grant to Develop High-Resolution, Multi-Contrast Imaging Platform

Between 17 and 30 days after conception, an embryo’s neural tube forms and closes, giving rise to the central nervous system. When that tube doesn’t close properly, neural…

12 Nov 2021 Entrepreneurship

Could the Next Great Start-up Come Out of Hoboken?

The purpose of all great companies is to improve the quality of human life. Educational institutions, in turn, have a purpose to help budding entrepreneurs launch their own companies…

9 Nov 2021 Research & Innovation

Building a Community of Molecular, Cellular and Computational Minds

As COVID-19 continues to fundamentally reshape the landscape of higher education, Woo Lee, chair of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology (CCB) at Stevens believes…

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