NPR featured SES Assistant Professor Reza Marsooli in a piece about the need for more public awareness of climate change and its connection to flooding, especially in communities that are projected to see the biggest increase in flood risk in the coming decades. The story was syndicated in 38 states across the United States, including Wyoming, Maine and Texas.

VOX/Recode interviewed SSB Professor Kevin Ryan for an article about why 3G needs to be phased out so 5G wireless networks can expand. The expansion is a critical step toward enabling advanced technologies, like self-driving cars and virtual reality.

Lifewire interviewed School of Systems and Enterprises (SSE) Assistant Professor Yeganeh Hayeri on AI’s impact on autonomous vehicles and how new technology can help with speed detection, license plate recognition and red-light passing detection.

Money interviewed SSB Assistant Professor Majeed Simaan about the rise of online community investing platforms and how social media brought the concept of community-based investing into the digital age.

News 12 New Jersey talked to SES Research Associate Professor Jon Miller about coastal flooding during the January 2022 blizzard that hit the Jersey Shore. The segment aired eight times over two days.

News 12 New Jersey interviewed SSB Associate Professor Gaurav Sabnis about this year’s Super Bowl commercials, noting that cryptocurrency companies were the big spenders. The segment aired four times over Super Bowl weekend.

NJ Tech Weekly ran an op-ed by SES Adjunct Professor Jason Corso, who argues that it is important to study public attitudes toward artificial intelligence to enable its adoption, ensure it is being applied safely and ethically, and better understand misperceptions and gaps in knowledge.

Lifewire interviewed SSB Assistant Professor Jordan Suchow about the benefits of artificial intelligence and machine learning and how these systems can learn continually in the environment, allowing them to adapt to a world that changes over time.

Quartz interviewed SSB Assistant Professor Majeed Simaan about buying the dip and whether it helps investors build wealth over time as a fail-safe stock trading strategy.

The Hudson Reporter interviewed College of Arts and Letters (CAL) Assistant Professor Lindsey Cormack on how COVID impacted New Jersey’s Election Day outcomes in Hudson County.

NJ.com conducted a Q&A with SSB Professor Kevin Ryan on why airlines were worried about the launch of 5G wireless networks. The story was also covered in Aviation Pros.

New Jersey Digest wrote an in-depth piece discussing the results of the Stevens TechPulse Report: A Perspective on Americans’ Attitudes Toward Artificial Intelligence, weighing the pros and cons of the technology.

IEEE Spectrum interviewed SSB Professor George Calhoun about the global chip shortage and how the United States and European Union are proposing to solve it.

Channel News Asia interviewed SSB Professor George Calhoun about the growing tensions in the Taiwan Strait and the role semiconductors play in the possibility of China going to war with Taiwan.

Eightfold featured SSB Professor George Calhoun on the current state of the semiconductor industry. Calhoun said building a skilled and reskillable workforce lies in the hands of semiconductor manufacturers.