ECE PhD student Chenxi Yang and assistant professor Negar Tavassolian had their paper “Combined Seismo- and Gyro-cardiography: A More Comprehensive Evaluation of Heart-Induced Chest Vibrations” featured as the cover of the September IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics issue - the top journal in their field.
The Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence hopes to become a leading training ground for artificial intelligence and machine learning. Given how well its inaugural summer program went, it's well on its way.
SES welcomes Min Song of Michigan Technological University! He will join the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering as professor and chair.
Credit cards, photos, videos and even our own voices can be digitally copied, opening up a huge new potential area of financial and data fraud. That's why these Stevens researchers are building new artificial intelligence (AI) tools to spot fake or synthesized voices before they gain access to private data and financial accounts.
Ph.D. student Doris Shao won the prestigious New Jersey Tech Council's Rising Star in STEM award as recognition for her dissertation on artificial intelligence for mental health.
Electrical Engineering Ph.D. student Mehrdad Nosrati received a 2018 Graduate Fellowship for Medical Applications from the Microwave Theory and Techniques Society Education Committee—the most prestigious in his field.
From binging Netflix to watching YouTube to video chatting with friends and family, video is the main kind of content everyone wants from the internet. Blink CDN wants to "deliver live video in the blink of an eye—literally," says company co-founder and teaching professor Mukundan Iyengar. Here's how.
What’s the best way to create a successful tech company? Teach empathy—and it’s working at Stevens.
Student-founded startup Noteworth uses data and technology to provide access to a more complete patient health narrative delivered directly to their existing electronic medical records (EMRs), we position physicians to deliver more informed and proactive care.
With numerous technologically advanced research laboratories, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) focuses on areas such as signal processing, visual and multimedia information systems, embedded, real-time intelligent systems.
The Data Analysis and Information Security Lab addresses problems in information security, system privacy, and data integrity.
This laboratory develops fundamental understanding in autonomous mobility and robot cooperation.
Thw Wireless Networks Lab (WNET) addresses variousresearch approaches to wireless networking from green radio to energy-security tradeoffs.
The Visual Information Environment Laboratory (VIEL) is centered on research interest in data networking and data analysis.