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12 May 2017 Research & Innovation

Stevens Social Media and Resilience Analytics Research Aims to Improve Decision-Making in Emergencies

For the last 70 years, global society has largely been free of extreme events, like a world war or widespread plagues. While no one knows for sure how and when the next global…

11 May 2017 Research & Innovation

Stevens Professor Receives DARPA Grant to Reveal How Apps Use Your Data

Stevens Institute of Technology computer science professor Georgios Portokalidis received $500,000 in funding from Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). The award…

11 May 2017 Research & Innovation

CSP is a Simpler, Safer Way for You to Bank

All Dov Kruger wants from his bank is his account balance. “In order to get [just] that information now I’d need to create a custom app, which is a headache,” he said, referring…

10 May 2017 Research & Innovation

Stevens’ Artist Residency at Nokia Bell Labs Culminates in Solo Art Exhibition

In the fall of 2016 Jeff Thompson, director of the Visual Arts & Technology program at Stevens Institute of Technology, was invited to be artist-in-residence at Nokia Bell Labs…

8 May 2017 Campus & Community

Stevens Senior Secures Prestigious Fulbright Award

In 1995 Thomas Pidduck, M.D., a medical intern at George Washington University Medical Center in Washington, D.C., was part of the medical team looking after the retired U.S. senator…

5 May 2017 Campus & Community

Peering Into the Future at the Stevens Innovation Expo

The ingenuity and inventiveness of Stevens Institute of Technology students and faculty were on full display May 3 at the university's Annual Innovation Expo, a showcase of innovation…

1 May 2017 Campus & Community

Stevens' 'Real-World Orientation' Lets Students Test the Technology Disrupting Financial Industry

U.S. stocks may have had a rough run of things on April 28, but for the high school students participating in Trading Day 2017 at Stevens Institute of Technology, the market’s…

28 Apr 2017 Research & Innovation

Innovation and Entrepreneurship Lecturer Dr. Michael Boninger Describes the 'Hype and Hope' of Assistive Technologies

Brain-computer interfaces, which can allow people with disabilities to control sophisticated artificial limbs, attract enormous attention. Yet a far more common and vitally important…

28 Apr 2017 Campus & Community

You Can Travel to U.S. National Parks Without Ever Leaving the Room, Thanks to This Stevens Senior

If you join senior Maxwell Smith in the SCENE Lab over in the College of Arts and Letters, you might feel like you’re in Yellowstone National Park. Or hiking through the Smoky…

28 Apr 2017 Research & Innovation

Stevens Seniors Take a Deep Dive Into Hoboken’s Water Distribution System

Water is a never-ending subject in Hoboken. The mile-square city along the Hudson River regularly floods during rainstorms. But the city suffers from another recurring water problem–…

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