Every day, Stevens researchers are developing sustainable solutions for our planet's future, including green remediation technologies, sustainable materials, smarter power grids, better batteries and ...
The world’s largest companies are discovering that what’s good for the environment is good for business—and that means highly skilled sustainability professionals are in high demand. At Stevens, our ...
The seminar series takes place on Tuesdays between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. Attendance is free. The series will be offered as a live webcast via Zoom.
Two Stevens graduate students and former Stevens High Frequency Trading Competiton play a key role in hosting the annual event Transactions are not the only thing the Stevens School of Business annual ...
Just as the New Jersey Fintech Accelerator at Stevens Institute of Technology is innovating the fintech and insurtech spaces, it’s reimagining the concept of graduation away from caps, gowns and ...
Since 2017, Launchpad@Stevens has been providing a platform for students to bring their ideas from rough prototype to professional grade products and services. The program’s portfolio has amassed more ...
The communications pioneer and longtime Stevens professor and research scientist is celebrated for a lifetime of contributions to our modern world ...
Hoboken, N.J., January 6, 2025 — As every straphanger knows, public transit systems are fantastic—except when they aren’t. A single station closure can ruin a commuter’s morning, and even minor delays ...
This groundbreaking project aims to improve pipeline design and maintenance, reducing catastrophic incidents while enhancing the safety, reliability and resilience of energy infrastructure Across the ...
Domestic students from universities across the U.S. are invited to compete for a $2,000 first-place prize. Stevens has been a recognized leader using technology to shift how businesses operate. In ...
As Hurricane Rita approached the Texas-Louisiana coast during a heat wave in September 2005, 2 to 3 million residents evacuated — creating a 100-mile-long highway gridlock that lasted two days. More ...