How Healthcare Technologies Are Accelerating During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Stevens researchers discuss how use-at-home technologies are transforming the ways we interact with care
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Stevens-Developed Artificial Intelligence Could Identify Conspiracy Theories
K.P. (Suba) Subbalakshmi and Yue Ning are using technology to identify markers of fake news on the web, including emotional provocation, low-level vocabulary, and bot generation
In-Shoe Sensors and Mobile Robots are a Shoo-In to Help Seniors Stay Active
Multidisciplinary researchers at Stevens and Columbia team up on an innovative assistive device to help the elderly maintain balance and motion
Human-Crafted AI Is Best at Identifying Fake News, Says Stevens Study
New explainable AI methodology draws upon previous fake-news research, examining factors such as language use and credibility of a source.
Salloum Receives $3.3M for Underwater Acoustic Sensor System
The award will allow Salloum and his team to continue the development of systems that can detect and monitor intruders on public waterways.
Stevens' Summer Research Institute Pivots to a Virtual Experience
Even a global pandemic couldn’t take this exciting annual Maritime Security Center project off-course
A.I. Tool Promises Faster, More Accurate Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
Stevens team uses explainable A.I. to address trustability of A.I. systems in the medical field
Stevens' Study Abroad Office Acts Quickly to Provide Virtual Internship…
The global shutdown brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic left college students at a loss for what to do when study abroad plans and internships were abruptly canceled.
New Software Promises to Radically Simplify Chip Design
Breakthrough in graph analysis could help engineers keep pace with Moore’s law
Stevens-led Launchpad Incubator Launches Mission-Focused Startups
Bootstrapped with $20,000, Launchpad has grown to $50 million in value
From 3D Printing to a Better Internet: A Mission of Invention
Dov Kruger is busy teaching the next generation of computer engineers while also developing innovative products for the web and learning
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The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology was first established under the name of Department of Applied Electricity in 1884. Located in the historical heartland of telecommunications and information technology industries, the department has a long tradition of engaging major industry partners through educational programs and research collaborations. Our internationally recognized faculty members are conducting cutting-edge research in the areas of sensing, communications, robotics, machine intelligence, mobile computing, information security, renewable energy, and heterogeneous computer architectures.
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AISecLab promotes top-tier research on analytics and information security for complex systems.
SMARTLab
SMARTLab pursues engineering applications and trains future-generation professionals in signal processing, machine learning, robotics, and automation systems.
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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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Min Song
Professor and Chair of the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering