Stevens Institute of Technology is helping save lives and prepare communities, using leading-edge flood and storm-surge tools to inform both emergency response and long-term planning.
We also develop natural and engineered defenses against climate change, sea-level rise and extreme-weather events.
Stevens’ historic Davidson Laboratory, under the leadership of Dr. Muhammad Hajj, serves as the hub for the university’s resiliency research.
The Coast Guard turns to Stevens when it needs to take the ocean’s pulse immediately.
Climate change is real and devastating. Stevens is helping communities see the future and prepare now.
This historic laboratory develops and disseminates Stevens’ advanced resiliency research.
Stevens works with New York City’s mayor and others to predict the gradual, but devastating, effects of climate change and sudden rainfall or storm surge on the city.
Stevens is developing AI to monitor changing winter ice in the Northeast — and keep an eye on NYC's water supply
Stevens researchers Philip Orton and Kaijian Liu work to prepare communities in the Big Apple equitably for the inevitabilities of floods, extreme weather and climate change.
Stevens professor Jon Miller, an expert on beach replenishment, investigates the progress of natural defenses against sea-level rise
Stevens co-created and hosted a landmark event bringing together academic partners, industry and state officials to discuss resiliency needs and challenges.