A reliable method for earlier detection of ovarian cancers has so far eluded the medical community. Leading cancer biologist Marcin Iwanicki, who joined Stevens from Harvard Medical School in January, hopes to change that by joining forces with Stevens bioengineers and materials scientists to take his promising research to the next level.

In a sweeping effort to assess the energy impact of smart technology in cars, Stevens researchers, together with Carnegie Mellon University, conducted a comprehensive review of the energy and safety impacts of automated features. The results were eye-opening.

Industry, government and the university community came together for the Stevens Institute for Artificial Intelligence's debut event, where Stevens faculty demonstrated the potential impact of AI research across disciplines – and highlighted Hoboken’s growing importance as a technology hub.

MIT lab director Dr. Daniela Rus challenged a Stevens audience to rethink conventional notions of robots and imagine the limitless possibilities that could arise in a world of pervasive robots.

Stevens' award-winning solar house, which captured first place in the 2015 U.S. Department of Energy's international Solar Decathlon, has settled into its new home at Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, New Jersey.