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21 Oct 2019 Research & Innovation

A Potentially Life-Saving Fetal Heart Monitor Could Detect Early Signs of Complications During Pregnancy

A baby’s heartbeat can be detected as early as six weeks into pregnancy. From around 12 weeks until birth, doctors will listen to the fetus’ heartbeat at every prenatal…

21 Oct 2019 Careers & Student Outcomes

Taking Charge of Their Futures, More Than 1,000 Stevens Students Turn Out for Internship Fair and Co-op Interview Day

Stevens Institute of Technology students were up bright and early October 14 despite a day off from classes due to the Columbus Day holiday. The reason for their early morning…

14 Oct 2019 Campus & Community

Engineering Sustainable Opportunities Through Study Abroad

Squeezing in as much education and experience into a college career before graduation is a challenge for even the most ambitious and energetic of undergraduates. When faced…

9 Oct 2019 Research & Innovation

Stevens Professor Earns $313K International Grant to Advance the Study of Pure Mathematics

Rizos Sklinos, Stevens lecturer in the Department of Mathematical Sciences, recently secured a grant of $313,000 from Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) in Germany to pursue…

9 Oct 2019 Careers & Student Outcomes

Fintech Isn’t Rocket Science. Just Ask a NASA Intern

The programming techniques used by algorithmic traders and portfolio strategists may seem like rocket science, but Asher Mazaika says that’s not the case. He ought to know…

8 Oct 2019 Research & Innovation

Shaping New Ways to Feed the World, Detect Climate Change, Monitor Energy Facilities

Some 800 million people — one in every ten of the world's citizens — do not have enough daily food to eat, according to the United Nations' latest global hunger report. The…

7 Oct 2019 Alumni & Donors

A Q&A with Angie Hankins ’95

When she was last interviewed by The Stevens Indicator alumni magazine back in 2008, Air Force veteran Angie Hankins ’95 had just made partner with Stroock & Stroock & Lavan…

2 Oct 2019 Research & Innovation

This 'Smart Concrete' Heals Its Own Cracks, Resists Fire — and Cleans the Air

As concrete makes a comeback in urban architecture worldwide, an innovative building material being developed by Stevens Institute of Technology researchers could revolutionize…

2 Oct 2019 Careers & Student Outcomes

Recruiters Seek Diversity of Talent, Global Awareness and Job Readiness at Stevens Fall Career Fair 2019

At the fall 2019 Career Fair at Stevens Institute of Technology, undergraduate and graduate students weren’t just looking for a job, they were looking for a career. “And…

1 Oct 2019 Campus & Community

Q&A: Get to Know Associate Dean Joelle Saad-Lessler

In August 2019, Dr. Joelle Saad-Lessler became associate dean of the undergraduate division at the School of Business at Stevens Institute of Technology, replacing Dr. Ann Murphy…

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