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15 May 2020 Research & Innovation

Microalgae, Major Impact

Stevens environmental engineering professor Christos Christodoulatos Ph.D. ’91 admits sustainability was about the last thing on his mind when he began his career nearly 30…

15 May 2020 Campus & Community

SSE Students Embrace a Virtual Platform at Stevens Innovation Expo 2020

School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE) students presented Senior Design projects at Stevens Innovation Expo 2020. From a smart home system for Alzheimer’s patients and caretakers…

15 May 2020 Alumni & Donors

A Co-op Experience Becomes a Career in Cleaning Up NYC's Waterways

He has visited his father's home country of Uruguay since he was a young child and has noticed, at his favorite beach, ocean overtaking the sand more every season, a legacy of…

14 May 2020 Campus & Community

New Graduate Certificate in Quantum Computation

It has been known for decades that certain computational problems in quantum computation are much more efficient than state-of- the-art conventional computers. Now that the first…

14 May 2020 Research & Innovation

Stevens Professor Hang Liu Awarded Four Grants Totaling $356,335

Hang Liu, an assistant professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, was recently awarded four grants with a total budget of $356,335. The first grant…

14 May 2020 Alumni & Donors

Alumna Entrepreneur Harvests Sustainable Power From Ocean Breezes

“The class I liked least when I was at Stevens was energy conversion. I was like, ‘Ugh. I don’t want to do that.’ Guess what I do now?” asks Alla Weinstein ’77, founder…

14 May 2020 Athletics

Wrestling All-American Earns High Marks While Preparing to Serve His Country

Dylan Van Sickell ’20 comes across like so many other 22-year-olds — independent and ready for the challenges of post-graduation adulthood. Unlike most of his peers, however…

14 May 2020 Campus & Community

StevensTHON Holds a 12-Hour Virtual Dance Marathon to Raise Money for Children’s Hospital

When Stevens students concluded a virtual 12-hour dance marathon at 8 p.m., Saturday April 25, they were tired but happy: happy because they had raised nearly $30,000 for Children's…

13 May 2020 Research & Innovation

Where the Water Meets the Land: A Stevens Professor’s Journey Comes Full Circle

When Hurricane Gloria pounded the northeastern United States in 1985, the football field across from Jon Miller’s childhood home in Rahway, NJ, filled up like a bowl with about…

12 May 2020 Campus & Community

Undergrad Students Volunteer for Emergency Services During COVID-19 Pandemic

When students begin their journey in the School of Engineering and Science at Stevens Institute of Technology, they are often motivated by the institution’s mission of contributing…

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