Two engineering faculty members, K.P. Subbalakshmi and EH Yang, have been named as fellows of the National Academy of Inventors--an honor that recognizes contributions that have an impact on quality of life, economic development and societal welfare.
Industry, government and university leaders from across different sectors came together to attend the Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence debut event, where Stevens’ faculty demonstrated the potential impact of their AI research–and highlighted Hoboken’s lure as a technology hub.
Stevens is working with the National Science Foundation to improve the way STEM subjects are taught at research universities. Here's how:
Stevens held its first ever TEDx event on Wednesday, September 12. It was a rousing success -- thanks, in part, to talks given by SES faculty members Elizabeth Fassman-Beck and Jan Cannizzo.
ECE professor Yi Guo received a $927,000 NSF grant for the project “SCH: INT: Collaborative Research: Aging In Place Through Enhanced Mobility and Social Connectedness: An Integrated Robot and Wearable Sensor Approach.”
"Space is the future of science experimentation," International Space Station chief scientist Dr. Randy Giles told a packed auditorium at the SES Dean's Lecture Series. Here's why:
Stevens welcomed a record number of new faculty members for the 2018-19 academic year. Twenty-two of them are at SES, and have expertise in foundational research pillar areas including artificial intelligence, machine learning, biomedical engineering and resilience and sustainability.
Stevens has been ranked 19 among America's best STEM—science, technology, engineering and mathematics— colleges and universities by FORBES magazine.
As part of a new agreement between Stevens and Tsinghua, SES students Mary McNeil and Matthew Falco were selected to participate in the flagship Experiencing China Tsinghua International Summer School program. The program kicked off a partnership between both schools -- and was "amazing" and "eye-opening."
SES Dean Jean Zu recently celebrated her first anniversary. Here's how the school's grown during her time here--and how she hopes to accomplish more in the future.
Stevens has been ranked 15th in the nation for return on investment, without regard to degree or major, according to the 2018 PayScale College ROI Report. SES is ranked 10th for best-value engineering school.
Stevens ranked 23rd in the U.S. for "Best Online Graduate Engineering Programs" and 11th in the nation for “Best Online Graduate Computer Information Technology Programs” in the 2018 U.S. News and World Report rankings.
Today, with nine departments and 50 academic programs, the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science (SES) maintains a rigorous commitment to preparing the next generation of technology leaders by offering a multi-disciplinary, design-based education.
With its intensive curriculum for undergraduates, master's and doctoral candidates, SES is dedicated to supporting hands-on learning, research and technology that provides each student with invaluable, experiential knowledge. SES is globally recognized for its world-class faculty, leading-edge research facilities and premiere location proximate to New York City.
Stevens Venture Center Speaker Series
Stevens Venture Center Speaker Series
In addition to thriving research laboratories, the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science is home to one of two National Centers of Excellence at Stevens.
The MSC is a Department of Homeland Security Science & Technology Directorate (S&T) Center of Excellence in port and maritime security.
The Center for Quantum Science and Engineering (CQSE) develops new theoretical and experimental grounds with the goal of bringing quantum computing into reality…
The Davidson Laboratory is world-renowned for its research in marine monitoring and forecasting and for experimental marine hydrodynamics.
