Stevens dedicated a week to service, education and reflection, advancing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision of justice, equality and a “beloved community” Stevens honored the legacy of Dr. Martin ...

Stevens Department of Mechanical Engineering researcher and his team are investigating more efficient and reliable ways to operate and advance smartphone and computer technologies The days of charging ...

Alumni Weekend 2025 promises to be an unforgettable celebration, reuniting graduates and their guests from around the world. This year’s lineup is packed with dynamic social gatherings, special ...

Kim Savitsky ’17 M.Eng. ’18, a Torchlight Mentor, is helping Emily Johannan, Class of 2025, navigate her first career steps in the pharmaceutical industry. Savitsky is one of a growing number of ...

The algorithmic power of DNNs often comes at a high cost in terms of latency and energy consumption, posing significant challenges, especially in resource-constrained environments like AR/VR. AR/VR ...

Our vibrant campus sits across the river from New York City, opening the door to endless opportunity and adventure. There’s never a dull moment on campus — with fraternities and sororities, clubs, ...

Join us for the Second Annual Alumni Cross-Industry Networking Night, an evening designed to bring together Stevens alumni from all industries for meaningful conversations and professional connections ...

Automated deductive verifiers are tools that take as input a program and a specification and attempt to construct a formal proof, using a program logic, that the program satisfies its specification.

Located in the heart of the New York metropolitan area, our programs and resources connect you to the center of the financial world, Fortune 500 technology companies, and top research and government ...

Many applications from camera arrays to sensor networks require efficient compression and processing of correlated data, which in general is collected in a distributed fashion. While ...

The Diophantine problem in a group G, shortly DP(G), is decidable if there is an algorithm which, when given a finite system of group equations with coefficients in G, decides whether the system has a ...