8 Jul 2019
High school students Casey Lau and Karmen Li join for the summer. Check out their blog about their summer adventures here
28 Jun 2019
The Energy Initiative welcomes seven summer undergraduate scholars to our team
Prof. Stephanie Lee's role in mentoring students in STEM is highlighted by Stevens
20 Jun 2019
Prof. Stephanie Lee's invited perspective article on nanoconfined crystallization in optoelectronics is accepted to the "Up and Coming" Series of Chemistry of Materials
21 May 2019
Profs Nick Parziale and Stephanie Lee are co-recipients of the 2019 Provost Early Career Award for Research Excellence
19 Mar 2019
A state-of-the-art atomic force microscope is installed as part of the PSEG-Stevens Partnership
28 Feb 2019
An Energy Innovations @ Stevens Workshop is held
01 Feb 2019
Prof. Stephanie Lee is awarded the NSF Early CAREER Research grant for her work on organic solar cells
01 Aug 2018
Solid-state battery expert Prof. Jae Chul Kim (MIT PhD '14) joins the Stevens Chemical Engineering and Materials Science Department
The Stevens Initiative is a campus wide effort to bring to realization technologies, materials and processes that will open access to clean, renewable sources of energy.
Projects on the large-scale manufacturing of high-performance flexible solar panels to produce clean electricity from sunlight, the processing of materials for all-solid-state batteries that are safe and powerful, and the conversion of biomass to biofuel for carbon-neutral energy sources are being researched as part of this initiative.
4 Jun 2019 @ 2pm in McLean 120
"Solar Cell Fundamentals" by Prof. Stephanie Lee
11 Jun 2019 @ 4pm in Mclean 120
"Interpreting 2D X-Ray Diffraction Spectra" by Prof. Stephanie S. Lee
2 Jul 2019 @ 2pm in Babbio 319
"Biofuel Fundamentals" by Prof. Nick Parziale
18 Jul 2019 @ 2pm in Babbio 319
"Battery Fundamentals" by Prof. Jae Chul Kim