
Dr. Suman Banerjee
Dr. Banerjee's research explores how to channel CEO optimism while curbing extreme behaviors.
The Ph.D. experience at Stevens is about putting the latest technology in your hands, and a supportive faculty advisor in your corner.
The technology-intensive business Ph.D. programs at Stevens put you to work in high-tech labs, where you'll use cutting-edge tools to conduct groundbreaking research that provides innovative solutions to real industry problems. And you'll work closely with a faculty advisor, who will help you forge valuable connections by encouraging cross-disciplinary research, providing opportunities to attend conferences and coaching you through the process of getting your work published. At Stevens, you'll find a supportive environment where you're challenged to think differently about possibilities in technology while growing as a curious scholar and aspiring thought leader.
When you complete the program, you'll be prepared to answer the complex questions facing tomorrow's business world.
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Stevens students learn from, and work alongside, faculty who are pursuing research breakthroughs that change how technology and analytics create opportunities in businesses of every industry.
Dr. Banerjee's research explores how to channel CEO optimism while curbing extreme behaviors.
Dr. Chen's research investigates how capability stretching affects new product success.
Dr. Henry is researching the impact of different financial reporting standards on cash flow and the implications for businesses.
Dr. Lappas seeks to measure the vulnerability of businesses to fake online reviews.
Dr. Lindberg researches how open-source software communities coordinate interdependencies across code and developers.
Dr. Luo is exploring how demand-side shocks can explain asset pricing moments.
Dr. Lynn's research considers the circumstances in which team autonomy contributes to the success of innovations.
Dr. Madzharov's research work considers the impact of ambient scents on consumer spending in retail stores.
Dr. Mai is curious about what drives the field of consumer research and how it could evolve.
Dr. Mithani examines the impact of local vs. foreign firms when providing aid after a crisis.
Dr. Nickerson's research explores how collectives of individuals and machines can perform creative tasks.
Dr. Sabnis is an expert in the role competition plays in the impact of social media about firms and how it affects their performance.
Dr. Wu's research proposes a new multifactor model for securities pricing.
As a doctoral candidate at Stevens, you'll be part of a collaborative, supportive community dedicated to helping you succeed. There is no shortage of opportunities for students, both in and out of the classroom.
All doctoral students are fully supported by teaching and research assistantships that include competitive stipends, tuition and health benefits.
Your research will make an impact with help from our faculty, who have been published in the top academic journals and are committed to helping you do the same.
At Stevens, you're 10 minutes from New York City and its countless opportunities to attend academic conferences and collaborate with industry leaders.
Business faculty share their time and expertise with Ph.D. students, giving your education a cross-disciplinary, well-rounded perspective.
State-of-the-art tools in our labs will encourage you to get your hands dirty with the data as you seek solutions to complex problems.
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