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4 Jun 2020 Research & Innovation

When Preparing for Hurricanes Amidst a Pandemic, Knowledge Is Power

If the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season is anywhere near as severe as experts are predicting, we’re going to need to ramp up emergency preparations, a process that will be significantly…

3 Jun 2020 Research & Innovation

New CEMS Department Chair Is Building a Better Future at Stevens

The new chair of the Department of Chemical Engineering & Materials Science (CEMS), Adeniyi Lawal, has earned an impressive array of accomplishments and accolades during his 30…

1 Jun 2020 Research & Innovation

Stevens Investigating Acoustic Soundprint Technology to Detect 'Murder Hornets’

The Asian giant hornet — two inches long, with a nasty habit of stinging humans and decapitating native honeybees (which are vital to agriculture and horticulture) — has…

29 May 2020 Campus & Community

How A University Pivoted to Virtual Instruction and Learning As the COVID-19 Crisis Escalated

When Stevens leadership announced in mid-March that the university's campus would be required to close temporarily by state executive order due to the COVID-19 health crisis…

29 May 2020 Campus & Community

Dr. Paul Grogan Awarded CAREER Grant from National Science Foundation (NSF)

Dr. Paul Grogan has been awarded the Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) grant of $500,000 for a project on Understanding Strategic Dynamics in the Engineering…

27 May 2020 Research & Innovation

From 3D Printing to a Better Internet, Stevens Professor Is on a Mission to Invent Better Tools and Programs

Dov Kruger is passionate about making things better. When the COVID-19 pandemic made it impossible to hold classes in person at Stevens Institute of Technology, Kruger, a teaching…

27 May 2020 Research & Innovation

As Hurricane Season 2020 Begins, Stevens Scientists Answer Questions About Extreme Weather, Climate Change

The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, which begins June 1, is expected to be a major event. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center…

26 May 2020 Research & Innovation

Placing Trust in Technology: How Leveraging the Structures Behind Cryptocurrency Could Reshape and Rebuild the Post-COVID-19 World

With global economic uncertainty resulting from the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 pandemic, interest in cryptocurrency has been on the rise. Some nonprofit organizations, for…

26 May 2020 Research & Innovation

Mehmet Kurt and Johannes Weickenmeier Receive $2 Million NSF Grant

Mehmet Kurt, professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology, was recently awarded a grant of $2 million from the National Science…

26 May 2020 Research & Innovation

FDA Approval of Remdesivir Is Just One of Many Steps That Must Be Taken to Beat COVID-19

Typically, years of rigorous research and multiple large-scale clinical trials are required before the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will approve a drug for the targeted…

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