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8 Mar 2021 Research & Innovation

Onur Asan Receives $430,000 From NIH to Improve Health Information Technologies for Cancer Patients

A cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming to patients and family members. The initial oncology visits for a newly diagnosed cancer patient involve complex decision-making and emotions…

5 Mar 2021 Research & Innovation

Improving Human-Robot Interaction Relies On Mimicking Human Behavior

In futuristic movies, robots have replaced humans in customer service roles across society. But if you encountered a robot in a crowded airport terminal today, and it told you…

5 Mar 2021 Careers & Student Outcomes

A Stevens Professor’s Dedication Rescues Students’ Lab Experience from COVID-19

Faith Kim Stevens is a university known for its hands-on labs and real world projects that give its students a leg-up in experience when they enter the job market, but with the…

4 Mar 2021 Research & Innovation

Making Cents of Currency Risk: As Global Markets Whipsaw, Stevens Researcher Aims to Offer Insights to Businesses

When it comes to calamities, the last year has had more than its share, from political instability to pandemic. Businesses coping with all these challenges are finding ready…

3 Mar 2021 Campus & Community

For Seton Hall's Math Department, Agreement with Stevens Adds Up to an Edge on Wall Street

For Seton Hall University, a new articulation agreement with Stevens Institute of Technology is a case of going with what you know. A significant number of faculty in Seton…

1 Mar 2021 Careers & Student Outcomes

Being Told She Wouldn't Get into Stevens Was All the Motivation She Needed

Students choose to study at a particular college for many reasons — the location, the social life, career opportunities and so on. Jennifer Ramirez '09 M.S. '10 chose Stevens…

26 Feb 2021 Research & Innovation

Detecting Depression, Using AI

A Stevens research group has developed an experimental artificial intelligence system that appears to detect depression with very high accuracy by analyzing content such as social…

23 Feb 2021 Careers & Student Outcomes

Stevens Senior Selected to Join Google's YouTube Team

David Horowitz '21 grew up watching YouTube and using Google to search for information. Now the senior computer science major will help those companies improve what they do…

19 Feb 2021 Research & Innovation

Two New NSF CAREER Awards to Stevens Faculty

Two Stevens faculty members have been awarded National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER awards to support projects with applications in materials and data analysis, respectively…

18 Feb 2021 Research & Innovation

How A Stevens Professor Contributed to the Landing of the Mars Rover Perseverance: A Q&A with Jason Rabinovitch

On February 18, the 2,260-pound Mars rover Perseverance landed in the Jerizo Crater on Mars to begin a mission of sampling rocks in search of signs of life on the red planet…

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