Dr. Matthew Libera, of the Chemical, Biomedical and Materials Engineering Department at Stevens Institute of Technology, received a Major Research Instrumentation (MRI) grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), which will enhance the research and educational initiatives under way at Stevens in the areas of nanotechnology and multi-scale engineering.

Libera's team of Henry Du and Svetlana Sukishvili from Stevens, Patricia Soteropolous (PHRI/UMDNJ) and Treena Arinzeh (NJIT) obtained ...read more

Dr. Suphan Kovenklioglu of Chemical Engineering is being recognized for his teaching excellence. The criteria for the award is based on a high level of success in imparting knowledge and understanding to students. It is judged according to 1) the degree and quality of inspiration engendered in the students; 2) the effectiveness of the motivation and preparation of the students for their professional careers; and 3) the extent to which intellectual integrity and professional ethics are instilled ...read more

Ronald S. Besser, a Professor in the Department of Chemical, Biomedical and Materials Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology, recently co-authored and published, with Stevens graduate student W.C. Shin, a paper in the Institute of Physics (IOP) Publishing journal,Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering

The paper, Micromachined thin-film gas flow sensor for micromechanical reactors, appears in the current online edition and is free ...read more