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Stevens biomedical engineering chair Jennifer Kang-Mieler advances data-driven imaging and improved drug delivery to enable earlier diagnoses and more effective therapies for vision complications of diabetes.
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As demand for electrical vehicles continues to climb, LG and the U.S. Department of Energy both support Stevens’ development of novel lithium battery technologies.
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NASA-supported technology co-developed by a Stevens researcher and a private technology firm promises to touchlessly monitor the vital signs of astronauts, athletes, hospital patients and others.
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A Stevens quantum-technology venture has been acquired by a Nasdaq-listed software firm building solutions for industry.
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New York City’s water supply system, one of the largest on the planet, delivers more than 1 billion gallons of water daily. Stevens-developed AI will help monitor its flow in winter.
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A Stevens team advances novel microfluidics techniques for bioprinting with a computational boost — potentially enabling more future organ and skin transplants.
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Recent Recognition & Awards
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The
U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)
awarded $2.9 million
in renewed support to
Christos Christodoulatos
and Stevens faculty collaborators to continue developing net-zero carbon strategies, technologies and systems.
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Damiano Zanotto
and
Kishore Pochiraju
were awarded nearly $1.2 million by the DoD to advance work in
AI-powered lower-limb orthotics
to assist exercise therapy.
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Yanghyo “Rod” Kim
received approximately
$1 million in support
from the DoD to develop novel systems and technologies to wirelessly connect components in future space missions.
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Svetlana Malinovskaya
received support from the
Office of Naval Research
(ONR) for “Broad Frequency Range Chemical and Biochemical Material Remote Detection Using Quantum-Enhanced FAST CARS.” The project will work toward techniques for early
detection of hazardous chemicals in the air, using laser pulses.
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Jon Miller
received support
from the
U.S. Army’s
Coastal Research Program for “Evaluating the Influence of Water Level on Wave Attenuation of Natural and Nature Based Features in Low‐High Energy Environments,” an effort to combat sea level rise-induced erosion.
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Mo Mansouri
delivered the keynote speech at the International Conference on Systems (ICONS) 2022 in Barcelona.
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Abhishek Sharma
and recent doctoral conferee Lucia Wang Ph.D. ’22 authored “SERDs: A Case Study in Targeted Protein Degradation,” a summary of recent advances in the development of estrogen receptor-targeting breast cancer therapies, in
Chemical Society Reviews
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Samantha Kleinberg
and doctoral candidate
Louis Gomez
co-authored “Classification of Level of Consciousness in a Neurological ICU Using Physiological Data” in
Neurocritical Care
with collaborators from Columbia University.
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Stevens Research In the News
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