Fetal Heart Monitor Could Detect Early Signs of Complications During Pregnancy
Stevens engineers design fetal heart monitor, creating solutions for OBGYNs monitoring high-risk pregnancies
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Stevens Professor Earns Grants for Groundbreaking Radio Spectrum Studies
Dr. Hongbin Li has received two distinguished, three-year grants to conduct radio frequency studies that have never previously been addressed—and that have the potential to dramatically improve the performance of RF sensing systems.
Stevens Researchers to Develop Handheld Device to Diagnose Skin Cancer
The proven technology will be designed into a handheld device that could reduce need for painful biopsies by 50 percent — and disrupt the $5.3 billion diagnostics market
Wearable Motion Sensors Could Save Unborn Babies
Stevens team repurposes smartphone-style motion sensors to reduce stillbirths
Battling Blackouts: Researchers Help America To Keep the Lights On
New long-term planning, short-term operation and real-time control systems make the U.S. energy grid smarter, cleaner, more reliable and resilient
ECE Researcher Applies AI to Solve Biomedical Challenges
"I've always been interested in solving medical problems with commercially viable technology," says ECE assistant professor Negar Tavassolian. "I like to make things and see how they can help people."
Professor Subbalakshmi Named NAI Fellow
ECE professor and Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence (SIAI) founding director K.P. Subbalakshmi was named a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors.
Edison Patent Award Winner
ECE assistant professor Mukund Iyengar received a 2018 Edison Patent Award for his developments in web browsing.
Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence Debuts to Industry, Government…
Stevens showcased its expertise in AI at the debut of Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence to industry leaders at NASA, IBM, Pfizer, L’Oreal and JPMorgan Chase, among many others.
Making Smarter, More Helpful Robots
Most people think of robots as foes rather than friends -- but not ECE professor Yi Guo. "A robot is just a machine," she says. "We want to make robots that get into people’s lives and help them. That’s our goal."
Electrical and computer engineering are rapidly evolving fields that dictate the shape and future of modern society. At Stevens, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) provides a dynamic scientific research and academic environment that empowers students, faculty and support staff to develop new knowledge, and advance the competencies needed to solve complex problems. ECE also has a strong entrepreneurial focus that allows students to invent new processes and products and build new technology-focused businesses in record time--and with record successes.
ECE Research and Graduate Programs By The Numbers
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Annual Research Funding
35thin Nation
Computer engineering master's program ranking by TFE Times (2019)
84%Employed
Master's graduate employment rate within three months of graduation
$76,000Salary
Average Starting Salary of Master's Graduates
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