Faculty and Staff Spotlight
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Faculty Awards | Research | Grants
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Dr. Kathryn Abel (SSE) was awarded the Bernard R. Sarchet Award for Lifetime Achievement by the American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE).
Dr. Mukund V. Iyengar (SES) was honored with a 2018 Edison Patent Award by the Research & Development Council of New Jersey.
A video by Dr. Mehmet Kurt (SES) was selected by Popular Science and the National Institutes of Health as one of eight winning projects for the 16th Annual Vizzies Challenge.
Dr. Edward Whittaker (SES) was elected as a Fellow Member of The Optical Society.
Largest New Research Awards, September-October 2018
- October 5: Dr. Kishore Pochiraju, Mechanical Engineering (SES) – Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, $100,000 – DSE-CPS: Design Space Exploration for Cyber Physical Systems
- October 1: Dr. Yuping Huang, Physics (SES) – National Science Foundation, $750,000 – RAISE- EQuIP: A Chip-integrated Platform for Photon-Efficient Quantum Communications
- October 1: Dr. Matthew Libera, Chemical Engineering & Materials Science (SES) – National Science Foundation, $499,616 – MRI: Acquisition of a Transmission Electron Microscope for Materials Research
- October 1: Dr. Stefan Strauf, Physics (SES) – National Science Foundation, $245,000 – RAISE-EQuIP: Integrated Higher-Dimensional Quantum Photonic Platform
- September 30: Dr. Dinesh Verma, SERC – U.S. Department of Defense, $739,208 – RT-217: Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC) Program Management
- September 28: Dr. Dinesh Verma, SERC – U.S. Department of Defense, $297,751 – RT-210: Formal Methods in Resilient Systems Design using a Flexible Contract Approach, Part 2
- September 15: Dr. Pinar Akcora, Chemical Engineering & Materials Science (SES) – National Science Foundation, $305,397 – Collaborative Research: Chemical and Dynamic Heterogeneities in Interfaces for Adaptive Polymer Nanocomposites
- September 14: Dr. Dinesh Verma (SERC) – U.S. Department of Defense, $232,040 – RT-212: PEO Missiles and Space Systems Engineering Methodology Implementation
- September 14: Dr. Ansu Perekatt, Chemistry and Chemical Biology (SES), $486,000 – National Institutes of Health – K22: Transcriptional Regulation of Oncogenic Cellular Plasticity in the Intestinal Epithelium
- September 1: Dr. Yi Guo, Electrical and Computer Engineering (SES) – National Science Foundation, $358,535 – Understanding Pedestrian Dynamics for Seamless Human-Robot Interaction
- September 1: Dr. Jon Miller, Davidson Laboratory (SES) – N.J. Department of Transportation, $289,058 – Update/Validate/Visualize Stevens NYHOPS Forecasts for ULCV and SULCV Navigation Guidance in the NY/NJ Harbor Near Bergen Point, N.J.
- September 1: Dr. Xiao Lu (SSE) – National Science Foundation, $126,429 – CRI: CI-NEW: Collaborative Research: Constructing a Community-Wide Software Architecture Infrastructure
- September 1: Dr. Paul Grogan (SSE) – National Science Foundation, $59,178 – EAGER: Collaborative Research: Demonstrating the Importance of Research Setting Representativeness in Systems Engineering and Design Research
- September 1: Dr. Joelle Saad-Lessler, (SB) – National Endowment for Financial Education, $124,332 – Collectivism All Around: Informal Networks, Savings Shortfalls and Financial Education in the U.S.
- September 1: Dr. Philip Orton, Davidson Laboratory (SES) – U.S. Department of Commerce (NOAA), $132,319 – Catalyzing a Deeper Understanding of the Effects of Storm Surge Barriers on the Hudson River Estuary
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