Quantum, AI, national defense, health, extreme-weather resilience and critical minerals are all strengths of Stevens’ robust — and growing — research enterprise ...

Eighteen tropical storms developed in the Atlantic basin during the official five-month season, including 11 hurricanes. Two ...

Stevens Institute of Technology is a premier, private research university situated in Hoboken, New Jersey. Since our founding in 1870, technological innovation has been the hallmark of Stevens’ ...

The 7th Stevens Conference on Bacteria-Material Interactions will address the many dimensions associated with how different stakeholder communities can converge to push the rate of device-associated ...

The certificate will cover basic modern techniques in data analysis and visualization, data science and knowledge discovery, informatics and decision and risk analysis. Practitioners and students ...

Moschello’s venture, code name BioProxal, aims to use an easy-to-wear device packing proprietary AI that predicts severe asthmatic episodes up to five minutes before they strike, with high accuracy in ...

The event offered Stevens students the opportunity to engage with alumni working with artificial intelligence and machine learning across different fields What connects a creative technologist, a ...

Hoboken, N.J., May 27, 2025 — PFOS, also known as “forever chemicals,” are synthetic compounds popular for several commercial applications like making products resistant to stains, fire, grease, soil ...

Stevens assistant professor and Ph.D. student teamed up with AstraZeneca to help researchers develop more accessible life-saving therapies Published in mAbs, a top journal in the field of therapeutic ...

More than 300 leaders in financial research, representing 30 states and more than 12 countries visited the Stevens campus from May 19-22 for the Society for Financial Studies Cavalcade North America.

Joseph T. Ambrozy ’61 M.S. ’63 and Humberto Flores ’25 attended Stevens in decidedly different eras, but they share a common experience as first-generation students. They share something else as well: ...