Technology With Purpose: Stevens Research

Technology, applied with purpose, has the power to transform the world.
From new cancer medicines to AI that detects cardiac disease, misinformation and unsafe bridges — from greener power grids to emergency flood prediction, batter batteries, healthier aging and filters that remove poisons from our drinking water — Stevens research is creating societal benefit daily.

AI for Societal Good
Stevens researchers are leveraging AI to predict disease, detect drones, forecast floods, optimize energy use, ensure safer infrastructure... and much more

Stevens Saves Lives
In an era of climate change and stronger floods and storms, Stevens provides life-saving data and forecasts daily to agencies, planners and communities

Greening the Grid
The power grids that light and power our homes and business are evolving to become more reliable and equitable. Stevens researchers are helping engineer that future.
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