Dr. 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.
Dr. A. Emrah Bayrak, alongside Dr. 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.
The graduates will help drive national and international recognition of the SSE’s reputation for excellence in systems-based thinking in their own pedagogies.
The School of Systems & Enterprises (SSE) graduate programs continued their upward trajectory in U.S. News & World Report's Graduate School Rankings, rising from No. 39 to No. 31.
In an academic year interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic and its communicative challenges, the SSE Dean’s Seminar Series offered a virtual platform to support the advancement of the systems engineering discipline and its applications to society.
Dr. Lu Xiao and Dr. Steven Hoffenson have each been awarded the prestigious Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) grant, facilitating five-year research projects slated to begin in the summer and fall of 2021, respectively.
The School of Systems & Enterprises (SSE) is continuing to advance its groundbreaking research and world-class education in healthcare systems.
What are the dynamics at play when two or more organizations attempt to collaborate? To help mitigate bad outcomes, Dr. Paul Grogan will go forward with a five-year research project, beginning in fall 2020, to investigate the strategic dynamics and the design decisions that affect outcomes.
2020 Guide to Online School for Value Rankings recognizes SSE software engineering program as #1 in the U.S.
On April 30, School of Systems & Enterprises seniors put the future on display at Stevens Innovation Expo 2021.
The School of Systems & Enterprises’ online degrees named 21st nationwide, best in New Jersey. Dean Yehia Massoud recognizes faculty contribution to the school's continuing growth.
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.
