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30 Jul 2019 Research & Innovation

Teaching A.I. to See: How Computer Vision Is Reshaping Medicine, Security, YouTube and the NBA

It was inevitable, in a digital era, that AI would eventually come to the NBA. And the leading-edge technology it uses has a close Stevens connection. The nuanced stats and…

30 Jul 2019 Campus & Community

Dean Jean Zu, Named Among Crain’s Notable Women in Tech, Brings New Vision to a Historic Engineering School

When Jean Zu stepped onto Stevens’ campus as dean of the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science in 2017, she recognized an opportunity to revitalize a school…

29 Jul 2019 Campus & Community

Passport to Fintech: School of Business Hosts Italian Students for Intensive Finance Course

There’s no better way to pick up a new language than through cultural immersion — learn French in France, German in Germany and, if you want to gain fluency in fintech, you…

26 Jul 2019 Research & Innovation

Mo Dehghani Reflects on the Rise of Research at Stevens Institute of Technology

After six years at Stevens Institute of Technology, Dr. Mo Dehghani is leaving his post as Vice Provost of Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship on August 1 to become Chancellor…

18 Jul 2019 Campus & Community

ASEE Designates Stevens with Bronze Award for Diversity

The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) recently recognized Stevens Institute of Technology with a Bronze Award in its inaugural ASEE Diversity Recognition program…

15 Jul 2019 Research & Innovation

High-Frequency Conference a ‘Perfect Hybrid’ for Sharing Finance, Computer Science Research

The School of Business at Stevens Institute of Technology has a reputation for thought leadership in areas like machine learning, data analytics and fintech, so it’s no surprise…

2 Jul 2019 Alumni & Donors

Stevens’ Longtime Women’s Fencing Coach Vollkommer-Lynch Marks 45th Year at Castle Point

Some women are considered pioneers in women’s sports. Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Billie Jean King, Wilma Rudolph and Althea Gibson, to name a few. Women who helped pave the way…

1 Jul 2019 Research & Innovation

Stevens Students Mix Up a Win at International Symposium on Ultra-High Performance Concrete

A team of civil engineering students from Stevens Institute of Technology brought home a 1st place win at an international student competition focusing on ultra-high performance…

28 Jun 2019 Research & Innovation

Stevens Researcher Designs Materials for a Greener Future and Mentors the Next Generations

Stevens professor Stephanie Lee wants to make the future brighter. In more ways than one. Growing up in Morris County, New Jersey, and inspired by her parents, Lee was always…

26 Jun 2019 Research & Innovation

Innovations That Improve Life

Ureteral stents present a painful, longstanding design problem: how to develop a thin, strong device that works to accommodate urinary flow within the body while also preventing…

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