Stevens Student Wins Ph.D. Award for Outstanding Academic Performance
Fangzhou Wang was recognized with a prestigious award following his engineering work at Stevens, which will help advance spectrum utilization efficiency
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Yanghyo Kim Receives $999,699 DoD Grant to Address Interconnect Challenges
Interconnect technologies are critical in the design and function of unmanned aerial vehicles and satellites
Ann Fandozzi '93: Navigating Billion-Dollar Companies to Greater Success
Ritchie Bros. CEO and 2022 Innovation Expo keynote speaker credits her Stevens years for the analytics skills she uses to drive positive transformation
Zhuo Feng Receives $800K NSF Grant to Investigate Spectral Algorithms
Feng’s research will potentially boost the performance of emerging graph learning techniques
Zhuo Feng Receives $550K NSF Grant to Explore Graph Learning Techniques
Feng's research plan will potentially advance the state of the art in spectral graph theory and electronic design automation (EDA)
On a Dirt Road Paved with Challenges, Stevens Students Show Grit and Determination
The annual Baja SAE helps make students better engineers, problem solvers, and team players
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SMARTLab pursues engineering applications and trains future-generation professionals in signal processing, machine learning, robotics, and automation systems.
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WiMoLab provides resources for exploration of advances in wireless communications and mobile computing, including performance analysis and experimentation.
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HUDSONLab addresses fundamental challenges in hardware/software codesign closely related to future chip design, artificial intelligence, data science and IoT.
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Hoboken, NJ 07030
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Min Song
Professor and Chair of the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering