WEST LIBERTY, Iowa — A group of Eastern Iowa teens will see their artwork take center stage, and then collide, at this weekend’s Muscatine County Fair, as part of a unique public art project blending ...

Quantum networks could shed new light on fundamental physics problems that have mystified scientists for decades. In a new paper, a team of researchers has demonstrated how quantum networks can be ...

A cross-functional team at Stevens Institute of Technology has developed a major advance in 3D bioprinting — one that uses light-driven heat rather than expensive chemicals to create detailed ...

Hailey Tanner ’21 began her involvement as an alumni volunteer as soon as she graduated from Stevens. She is especially eager – on a mission, you might say – to help young alumni bridge the gap ...

Upon graduating from Stevens Institute of Technology in May 2025 with a master’s degree in computer engineering via the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Pranay Saha headed straight ...

Stevens is one of 213 institutions nationwide that The Princeton Review has named to its Best On-Campus MBA Programs list, which is part of its Best Business Schools for 2025 report.

In the year of quantum, university’s faculty and students continue to innovate bold new work in quantum computing, ...

Figure 1: Covey and his colleagues show that quantum theory in curved spacetime could be probed using an atomic clock delocalized between three widely separated atomic systems [3].

SES Assistant Professor Xiaofeng Qian’s groundbreaking study that derived a simple but powerful formula to describe the mathematical relationship between a quantum object’s “wave-ness” and ...

SES Assistant Professor Igor Pikovski’s work that proposes to use emerging quantum networking technologies to help scientists unlock the secrets of curved spacetime is featured.

Sylvia-Rebecca “Becky” Gutiérrez is profiled as a first-generation college graduate from a Puerto Rican and Cuban family who went on to have a successful career in law, currently holding a position as ...