Stevens Institute of Technology President Nariman Farvardin was recently featured on CBS News, addressing how artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market ...

Ready to shape tomorrow? At Stevens Institute of Technology, we're looking for innovators, dreamers and problem-solvers like you. Located minutes from NYC, Stevens combines cutting-edge technology ...

Fontaine, who won the Harvey N. Davis Distinguished Teaching Assistant Professor Award in 2020, says she’s heartened to see a growing presence of women in engineering classes at Stevens. “Compared to ...

When Aaryan Yekkisetty arrived at Stevens Institute of Technology to pursue his master’s in Machine Learning, his mind was ...

This year has brought significant economic and political shifts in the US and beyond. The need to adapt, innovate and lead has never been greater, and the responsibility to manage and ensure ...

At Stevens Institute of Technology, a new generation of scientists is shaping the future of medicine through groundbreaking research in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology. Ph.D. students ...

ENGINEERING THE FUTURE WITH AI Artificial intelligence and big data is reshaping every industry—from healthcare to finance to infrastructure. At the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science at ...

Stevens Institute of Technology announced today that its Board of Trustees approved the university’s new 10-year strategic plan, Stevens 2032: Inspired by Humanity, Powered by Technology. "Propelled ...

For Patricia Muisener, teaching professor and associate chair for Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Stevens Institute of Technology, the 2024–2025 academic ...

Rashika Sugganahalli Natesh Babu, a first-year Ph.D. student in Systems Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology, has been named among the elite cohort of 2025 American Institute of Aeronautics ...

Student-athletes at Stevens Institute of Technology — performing at the highest level in a wide variety of Division III sports ranging from field hockey to volleyball to swimming — are standouts in ...

Molten regolith electrolysis directly extracts oxygen and metals from lunar rocks and soils by heating them to very high temperatures of thousands of degrees Fahrenheit. Heating breaks down metallic ...