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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

Using Plant Power to Make Communities Safer

Lead dust from house paints, an aging water supply infrastructure and other sources have been linked to declines in IQ in exposed children as well as a host of neurological disorders…

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…

22 May 2020 Campus & Community

SSE Ph.D. Students Work Through the Pandemic to Discuss Research

The School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE) doctoral students and guests met for the final session of Spring 2020 Ph.D. Student Seminar. Student co-organizers Jordan Stern and…

22 May 2020 Campus & Community

The Time is Now: Coming Together for a Greener Future

The movement to combat climate change and to demand solutions for a more sustainable life on Earth has a defining face — the face of youth. Masses of young adults and children…

22 May 2020 Campus & Community

First-Generation Graduate Ready to Make His Mark in Visual Arts World

On Wednesday, May 20, the Stevens community marked the date of the originally-planned ceremony of Stevens’ 148th Commencement with well wishes and virtual celebrations for…

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