Stevens Alumnus Strikes a Chord with Beginner Musicians Worldwide
You might call Bruce Zhang ’14 a professional guitar teacher. Just not the kind you would call for a lesson. Instead, the Stevens Institute of Technology graduate created an…
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Stevens Student Team Proposes New Smart Device to Monitor Children's Skull Development, Flat Head Syndrome
Since the early 1990s, when medical guidance was issued to lay babies to sleep on their backs to prevent sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), countless young lives have likely…
The Best Way to Create a Successful Tech Company? Teaching Empathy -- and it's Working at Stevens.
“We like creating monsters.” Those are the words of Mukundan Iyengar, a teaching professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at Stevens Institute…
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…
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…
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–…
This Coop is The Safest, Easiest Way to Raise Chickens Yet
“I thought chickens were pretty stupid.” That’s what mechanical engineering senior John McKenna thought prior to building a chicken coop for Stevens Institute of Technology’s…
Stevens Students Design Intelligent Fitness Mat That Monitors Your Workouts
For many people, working out at home is convenient and affordable. But it’s hard to know if you're doing a move correctly when you’re the only person in the room. Fortunately…