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15 Oct 2020 Campus & Community

Combatting Climate Change Will Require an “All of the Above” Approach

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has warned that we must limit global warming to no more than 1.5 degree Celsius by 2030 in order to avoid the most drastic impacts…

14 Oct 2020 Research & Innovation

James Liang wins $464K NIH Grant to Develop New Peptide Design Approaches

Jun F. (James) Liang, professor in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Stevens Institute of Technology, was recently awarded a grant of $463,600 from the National…

13 Oct 2020 Research & Innovation

Parziale’s Wind Tunnel Can Lead to New Heights in Hypersonic Flight

If a visitor walks down to the basement of Edwin A. Stevens Hall at Stevens Institute of Technology, they will be greeted by an unusual sight: a hypersonic wind tunnel that spans…

12 Oct 2020 Campus & Community

Sparking the Minds of Tomorrow’s Scientists with Inquiry-Based Nanotechnology Education

The scenes in the 1966 film, “Fantastic Voyage,” in which a microscopic submarine and crew navigate through a scientist’s bloodstream searching for a blood clot in his…

9 Oct 2020 Research & Innovation

Hady Salloum Receives $3.3M Award to Develop Underwater Acoustic Sensor System

Hady Salloum, director of the Maritime Security Center and the Sensor Technology and Applied Research (STAR) Center at Stevens Institute of Technology, was recently awarded a…

7 Oct 2020 Research & Innovation

Abhishek Sharma’s Lab Awarded $463K NIH Grant to Expand the Possibilities of Drug Discovery

Abhishek Sharma, assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology (CCB) in the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science, was recently awarded a grant…

7 Oct 2020 Campus & Community

'Every Year, They Told Me to Stop.' But at Stevens, Alumna Found She Didn't Have To

Shalini Menon M.S. '20 is not to be underestimated. Growing up in India, she was frequently told being blind would prevent her from taking the high-level math and science classes…

6 Oct 2020 Research & Innovation

Keeping Distance Learning Engaging and Effective—At a Time When Mathematics Is More Relevant Than Ever

Jan Cannizzo’s love of math started early in his childhood. Following periods of intense interest in astronomy and physics, he realized that mathematics was fundamental to…

5 Oct 2020 Research & Innovation

Stevens Professor Philippos Mordohai Part of Team Receiving $1.3M NSF Grant to Improve Autonomous Underwater Robots

Co-Principal Investigator (co-PI) Philippos Mordohai, professor of computer science at Stevens Institute of Technology, in collaboration with PI Ioannis Rekleitis (University…

5 Oct 2020 Research & Innovation

Promising New Technology Could Recover and Convert Ozone-Depleting Neurotoxin, and Help Loggers Prosper

The U.S. logging industry ships $95 billion in containers of logs overseas annually, while providing critical jobs to Americans as a top-ten manufacturing sector employer—but…

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