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10 Sep 2018 Research & Innovation

These New Nanotech-Powered Bandages & Skin Grafts May Help Heal Your Wounds As They Cover Them

A Stevens Institute of Technology research team, in collaboration with Texas A&M University, has unveiled a new advance in chronic-wound care that blends advanced materials and…

7 Sep 2018 Campus & Community

Stevens School of Engineering and Science Welcomes Record Number of New Faculty in Fall 2018

Stevens Institute of Technology opened its doors to 30 new faculty members for the 2018-19 academic year. It is the largest number of faculty to be added in a single year in the…

7 Sep 2018 Campus & Community

Stevens Opens Doors to Record Number of New Faculty for Fall 2018

(Hoboken, NJ – Sept. 7, 2018) Stevens Institute of Technology has opened its doors to 30 new faculty members for the 2018-19 academic year, including a new dean and two department…

6 Sep 2018 Research & Innovation

Award-Winning Paper Explores How Designers Innovate in 3D Printing Communities

When Gaurav Sabnis was doing his doctoral work at Penn State University, he got to see what research opportunities look like for faculty working in the largest institutions. He…

5 Sep 2018 Campus & Community

Stevens Announces Fall 2018 Sustainability Seminar Series Speakers

Sustainability is key at Stevens Institute of Technology. From energy efficiency and conservation efforts to social, environmental and economic well-being, sustainability is a…

4 Sep 2018 Careers & Student Outcomes

Stevens Students Chart a Course for Success with Redesigned Solar Boat

It was full steam ahead this year for Stevens Institute of Technology's second-ever solar boat team. Improving on the impressive design of the 2017 team, the 2018 team featured…

3 Sep 2018 Research & Innovation

This New Finding Could Spur A New Class of More Effective Breast Cancer Drugs

A Stevens Institute of Technology research team headed by chemistry professor Abhishek Sharma has unlocked a new class of molecules that appear highly promising for breast cancer…

31 Aug 2018 Campus & Community

Stevens Completes First Summer Study Program with Tsinghua University

The Tsinghua University Summer Research Program at Stevens Institute of Technology was a complete success. Eight undergraduates came to Stevens to participate in pillar research…

29 Aug 2018 Research & Innovation

Brash CEOs Are More Likely To Get Sued — And That's Mostly A Good Thing

CEO confidence is generally taken to be a positive. Risk-takers with big public personae like Steve Jobs, Elon Musk and Richard Branson are widely celebrated as innovative, forward-thinking…

29 Aug 2018 Research & Innovation

Overconfident CEOs Are More Likely to Get Sued

(Hoboken, N.J. – Aug. 29, 2018) -- Chief executives with big public personae ooze confidence. They are widely celebrated as innovative, forward-thinking, and value-creating…

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