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10 Aug 2020 Entrepreneurship

Stevens Nanotech Research Is Powering Novel P.P.E. for a Pandemic

As the global COVID-19 pandemic continues, researchers continue innovating and investigating improvements in personal protective technology, such as nanotechnology for safer…

5 Aug 2020 Careers & Student Outcomes

Stevens' Study Abroad Office Acts Quickly to Provide Virtual Internship Opportunities For a Summer Like No Other

As with so many aspects of life upended by COVID-19, the global shutdown brought on by the coronavirus pandemic left college students at a loss for what to do when study abroad…

5 Aug 2020 Research & Innovation

Nature Does Not Care How We Interpret It—Nature Cares About What Can Be Done

“Curiouser and curiouser”—it’s how Alice in Wonderland described her unprecedented experience of watching the world seem to grow tiny around her as she suddenly grew…

3 Aug 2020 Research & Innovation

Data Science and Machine Learning Drive Innovation in Civil Engineering at Stevens

Machine learning—fueled by data analytics, data mining—is one of the most pervasive and applicable technologies on the planet, touching nearly every area of modern society…

28 Jul 2020 Research & Innovation

School of Systems and Enterprises Focuses on Healthcare Systems Education and Research

The School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE) is continuing to advance its groundbreaking research and world-class education in healthcare systems. Among the goals in its 2018-2023…

27 Jul 2020 Research & Innovation

Video Lecture: SSE Professor Lu Xiao Reports on a New Approach to Tagging Software Response Issues

Jerky video? Interrupted audio? Some 1.5 million Internet users, as well as developers worldwide, are all too familiar with performance issues in software. How the issues are…

24 Jul 2020 Research & Innovation

Rizos Sklinos Receives $155,000 NSF Grant

Rizos Sklinos, professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences, was recently awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant in the amount of $155,000. This grant brings…

23 Jul 2020 Campus & Community

Stevens Professor Ellyn Lester Honored as Construction Education Visionary

Ellyn Lester knew she was under consideration for the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Education Foundation’s Carol A Kueker Construction Education Visionary…

23 Jul 2020 Research & Innovation

What Makes a Company a Great Place to Work? Researchers Find Valuable Advice

With the economic devastation wrought by COVID-19, you could forgive businesses for focusing on more pressing matters than their corporate values. But that might be a mistake…

20 Jul 2020 Research & Innovation

Video Lecture: Philip Odonkor on Smart Home Systems, SSE Dean’s Virtual Seminar Series

For every watt of electricity generated in the United States, 74 percent is consumed by buildings throughout the country. Philip Odonkor, assistant professor at the School of…

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