You might not know us. But NASA does.

Stevens physicist Knut Stamnes works with NASA to improve satellite imagery of the Earth to better monitor for signs of global warming.
Professor Negar Tavassolian is developing a new type of wireless monitor for heartbeat and respiration to benefit astronauts.
Stevens professor Jason Rabinovitch computationally tested the Perseverance Mars mission's special parachute.
Professor Marouane Temimi is building an AI tool to help monitor New York City's water supply, with support from NASA.
Systems professor Paul Grogan works with NASA's Earth Science Technology Office as a principal investigator on a project to observe conditions on Earth.
Alumnus Ron Cobbs M.Eng. '12 directs avionics and payloads as chief engineer on the famed International Space Station.
Alumnus Matt Brand '21 helps NASA plan, shoot, process and send back high-quality images of Mars.
Researchers at Stevens, the Space Science Institute and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory completed the first real-world study of Martian helicopter dust dynamics.