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18 Nov 2019 Campus & Community

Scientists and Experts Strengthen International Cooperation to Address “Forever” Chemicals

Human-made chemicals used on firefighting foams and consumer products, such as nonstick cookware, microwave popcorn bags, pizza boxes, stain-proof rugs, and waterproof clothing…

13 Nov 2019 Research & Innovation

Smarter, Stronger, More Sustainable Construction Materials: Coming Soon From Stevens

As concrete makes a comeback in urban architecture and infrastructure worldwide, Stevens civil engineering professor Weina Meng works to design the materials of the future. Her…

13 Nov 2019 Research & Innovation

Taking Soil Science to People’s Backyards: Stevens Researcher Named Fellow of the Soil Science Society of America

Dibyendu ‘Dibs’ Sarkar, professor of environmental engineering and founding director of the sustainability management master’s program at Stevens Institute of Technology…

12 Nov 2019 Research & Innovation

Kleinberg Receives $2.3 Million to Develop Artificial Intelligence that Improves Doctor–Patient Collaborations

Samantha Kleinberg, assistant professor of computer science at Stevens Institute of Technology, was recently awarded three grants totalling $2.3 million to develop artificial…

11 Nov 2019 Campus & Community

From Battlefields to Boardrooms: What Business Leaders Can Learn from the Military

Today’s business leaders are under constant pressure to prepare their companies for a competitive landscape that’s being continuously reshaped by digital transformation.…

10 Nov 2019 Alumni & Donors

Catching Up with Major John Golden ’09, Air Force Pilot and Instructor

When The Indicator first interviewed Air Force Major John Golden ’09, in the Summer 2015 issue, he was stationed across the pond in England, piloting his beloved HH-60 Pave…

10 Nov 2019 Campus & Community

Reporting for Duty: Stevens Alumni Have Served Country for Generations

Few physical landmarks remain of those years when Stevens Institute of Technology was a World War II training ground for young Navy engineers — top technical minds who would…

10 Nov 2019 Campus & Community

84 Years and Counting: Davidson Lab Aids the Nation

It was early 1942, in the dark days of World War II, and the U.S. Navy, under threat of submarine attack, needed a research facility that could test the maneuvering moves of…

10 Nov 2019 Campus & Community

Jonathan Escobar ’16 Credits Military Service With Helping Him to See the Big Picture

It was awkward, to say the least. Unpleasant, even. Jonathan Escobar ’16 had convinced his divorced parents to meet with him and an Army recruiter. Only 17 at the time, Escobar…

10 Nov 2019 Campus & Community

A Life in the Skies: Retired Air Force Brigadier General John Cherrey ’88 Recalls 29 Years of Service

On a wall just outside Colonel John’s in the Wesley J. Howe Center hangs an American flag in memory of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The flag was flown over Afghanistan…

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