A growing financial technology startup has become the first company nurtured by the Stevens Venture Center to “graduate” and strike out on its own
FinTech Studios, the successor firm to one of the SVC’s original member companies, has moved to offices near Manhattan’s World Trade Center after securing several rounds of investor capital and…
With support from tech giant IBM, the United Nations and Fundación Pasos Libres, Stevens Institute of Technology students have teamed up to develop technologies aimed at combating human trafficking.
A depression-management tool created by a team that included four Stevens students took first prize at the Stevens Venture Center’s recent HealthTech Hackathon, a multi-day event that brought young innovators together with healthcare, technology and business professionals to develop new approaches to pressing issues in health and medicine.
Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey developed software that has replaced written homework – and textbooks – in the institution's calculus courses. Developers see the tool as a model for technology-enhanced learning.
Stevens encourages risk-taking and entrepreneurial thinking, and provides the environment and support needed for students to bring an idea to life.
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