To advance efforts in providing students with a world-class systems education and uplifting society through impactful research, SSE is pleased to announce three new faculty and one new lecturer to our community of instructors.
Professor Mo Mansouri served on the conference’s steering committee and two SSE students virtually presented research papers produced within the systems engineering doctoral program.
Driven to help others and to address the urgency of climate change, Preziuso chose the socio-technical systems doctoral program at SSE to explore the intersection of humanity and emerging, sustainable technologies.
As she builds her career as a young professor and researcher, Dr. Gongora-Svartzman has already started giving back to Stevens — through career advice for former students to ongoing and future research collaborations with SSE students and professors. The award-winning teacher recently reflected on her Stevens experience and ways to give back.
Check out how SSE's faculty, alumni and programs are partnering with America's lead space agency to examine climate change, monitor astronauts, develop planetary roving technologies and more.
As the 2021-22 academic year comes to a close, the School of Systems & Enterprises (SSE) applauds students from all levels who have added impact to the SSE community through their exceptional projects and dedication to their systems education.
Though neither of their degrees were in pharmaceuticals or medicine, Saeed Vasebi and Raif Bucar applied their systems-based education to land careers as data scientists at Janssen.
Featuring exciting projects such as a virtual reality skills instructor, an app that finds you a parking spot, a magic mirror and more, the SSE seniors displayed the entrepreneurial attitude and transdisciplinary knowledge needed to produce transformative change in society.
Representing SSE at the International Conference on Systems (ICONS) 2022, Mansouri’s speech called attention to the importance of systems-based thinking to an international audience and showcased SSE as a leader in the field.
Using research conducted by SSE's Jose Ramirez-Marquez and Dinesh Verma, businesses can better provide conditions for effective communication, talent retention and maintained productivity during work-from-home arrangements.
SSE's B.E. in software engineering program recently ranked No. 2 nationwide on the Best College Reviews 2022 report, distinguishing itself through academic quality, affordability, reputation and earning potential after graduation.
Rooted in a systems engineering approach, Team Opioid Project created an innovative model to help doctors and patients safely manage opioid prescriptions.
To explore how industry vendors can improve coding processes and enhance the quality of products, AlOmar observed how refactoring opportunities in a code base are identified, documented and evaluated by developers.
The power grids that light our homes and businesses are evolving to become more reliable and equitable. Stevens researchers such as SSE's Phillip Odonkor are helping engineer that future.
SSE's Ying Wang and Paul Grogan each led a team of faculty-student collaborators in Heat 1 of the Defense Data Grand Prix, a competition sponsored by the Department of Defense that challenged competitors to solve difficult, real-world issues in data science.
Using Hoboken as a case study, SSE's Professor Yeganeh Hayeri and Ph.D. candidate Raif Bucar created a model for predicting flood susceptibility and improving operational decision-making in flood-vulnerable cities nationwide.
Demonstrating SSE’s mission to enact transformative change in practical systems and global challenges, Professor Grogan, SERC, and NASA sponsors are working together to create the New Observing Strategies Testbed (NOS-T), a system to improve space-based observation operations.
SSE graduate programs continue to surge in rankings as Systems Engineering rises to No. 7 and Engineering Management ranks No. 9 nationwide.
In his exploratory project, Professor Asan will use the Novartis database for both quantitative and qualitative analysis to identify factors, risks, facilitators and barriers related to oral cancer medication use.
Professor Lipizzi was joined by a multidisciplinary team of Stevens researchers to create Green-Connect, a prototype using AI, machine learning and Natural Language Processing (NLP) for data acquisition and manipulation to identify sustainability projects across industries.
Thomas A. McDermott Jr., Deputy Director of SERC at Stevens, described how Stevens faculty and SERC tools helped standardize data in NYC infrastructure.
Professor Bayrak, alongside Antonia Zaferiou from the School of Engineering and Sciences, earned the Catalyst Award in the Global Healthy Longevity Competition from the National Academy of Medicine for research on how artificial intelligence can improve the balance and health of older adults.
One of the nation's first schools dedicated to systems science and engineering, the School of Systems & Enterprises (SSE) offers students the opportunity to learn from a global leader in systems education and research.
Provides technical minds with the ability to see the big picture, understand the nature and complexity of enterprise-wide problems, and tools to create solutions…
Education that blends engineering, systems and management, is practice-based and research-supported, and emphasizes leadership and technical acumen.
Research that focuses on creating powerful tools, technologies and sustainable solutions to improve the systems that improve our society.
Academic and industry faculty that bring their own experience and connections into the classroom and provide a rigorous and relevant curriculum.
Alliances with leading academic, corporate and government institutions foster intellectual breakthroughs and create exceptional career opportunities.
