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12 May 2020 Research & Innovation

Making Waves: NAVAIR Taps Stevens for Towing Tank Rebuild

The United States Congress created the Department of the Navy in 1798 to defend the American colonies from the commanding British naval forces. Since then, one foe has proven…

12 May 2020 Campus & Community

Voting By Mail This November: How Prepared Are We?

by Lindsey Cormack, Assistant Professor, College of Arts & Letters In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the associated difficulties with maintaining social distancing measures and…

11 May 2020 Research & Innovation

Schaefer School of Engineering and Science Virtual Research Forum

The global pandemic we are currently experiencing may be the challenge of our generation. It has called upon the scientific community to rise to the occasion and employ the depth…

7 May 2020 Research & Innovation

Mirjam Furth Receives $509,909 ONR Grant

Mirjam Furth, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Ocean Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology, was recently awarded a grant of…

7 May 2020 Alumni & Donors

Davidson Lab Icon Passes

Daniel Savitsky M.S. ’52, the esteemed Stevens professor who, during an extraordinary 70-year career at Davidson Laboratory, touched generations of students and faculty while…

6 May 2020 Campus & Community

How Healthcare and Society Will Change As We Move Through the COVID Era

By Don Lombardi, Professor, Stevens School of Business Having had the great opportunity over the past 14 years of working not only in the classroom but with many nonprofit hospitals…

5 May 2020 Research & Innovation

As the World Looks to Science and Technology to Fight COVID-19, Stevens Innovation Expo Goes Virtual

“It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 2020 Stevens Innovation Expo.” With those words, Stevens Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Christophe Pierre…

5 May 2020 Research & Innovation

Stevens Professor Aims to Add Functional Reliability and Repeatability to the Fit and Form of Additive Manufacturing

In the past 30 years, additive manufacturing, which involves 3D printing, has experienced rapid growth. Today, the technology can deliver anything from machinery parts and models…

5 May 2020 Careers & Student Outcomes

Stevens Career Center Continues Enabling Success — Even in a Crisis

When New Jersey governor Phil Murphy, among other governors, announced sweeping public health orders, social distancing measures and travel restrictions in March in response…

4 May 2020 Campus & Community

View from the Top: Scholar Gains Perspective from Diverse Experiences at School of Business

Christopher Liu ’20 is uniquely prepared for this moment. The Business & Technology major said a “willingness to learn new things” helped him make the most of every opportunity…

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