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21 Feb 2019 Research & Innovation

Stevens Strategy Professor's Research Looks Inside the Corporate Black Box

Could LeBron James’ recent 17-game inactive streak — the longest of his career — actually make the Los Angeles Lakers a better team? Research co-authored by a strategy…

21 Feb 2019 Research & Innovation

Stevens Researcher Delivers New Ways to Treat and Heal Lungs

Respiratory infections such as pneumonia are responsible for more than 3.5 million deaths globally each year. Lung infections caused by inhaling bacteria are normally treated…

19 Feb 2019 Campus & Community

With CFP Designation, Stevens Ensures Wealth Management Programs Prepare Tomorrow's 'Financial Navy SEALs'

The School of Business at Stevens Institute of Technology has received an important designation from the Certified Financial Planning Board for two new graduate financial planning…

18 Feb 2019 Research & Innovation

New Finding Sheds Light on Compounds That May Inhibit Therapy-Resistant Breast Cancers

New collaborative research published in the American Chemical Society's journal ACS Chemical Biology sheds light on the processes by which certain highly resistant breast cancers…

14 Feb 2019 Research & Innovation

How one revolutionary microscope gave Stevens an edge in research

In January 1992, when the Philips CM20 field-emission transmission electron microscope, or TEM, was delivered to the basement of the Burchard Building at Stevens Institute of…

13 Feb 2019 Campus & Community

Mentorship in Entrepreneurship

A new browsing tool to help brokers make more informed decisions. A new search tool that scours patent filings at lightning speed. A revolutionary diabetes care technology. A…

11 Feb 2019 Research & Innovation

Stevens Researcher Has Skin, Heart, and Soul in the Game of Solving Biomedical Challenges

For Stevens Institute of Technology electrical and computer engineering assistant professor Negar Tavassolian, developing algorithms and learning-based systems to support biomedical…

11 Feb 2019 Research & Innovation

Climate Change Is Certain to Change Our Lives. Here's How Stevens Is Helping Prepare.

Climate change is happening. That's settled. If the recent U.S. cold snap, wildfires or soaking hurricanes and tropical storms didn't convince you, the science should. Scientists…

8 Feb 2019 Research & Innovation

Stevens Researcher Targets New Ways to Stimulate the Brain and Help Parkinson’s Patients

Walking may seem like a simple thing to do—but for people with Parkinson’s disease, it can be very difficult. The process of putting one foot in front of another is a complex…

8 Feb 2019 Campus & Community

Playing with White Fire

With arched ceilings that could reverberate a pindrop, ISSUE Project Room set the scene for Lainie Fefferman's performance White Fire, an electroacoustic reflection on heroines…

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