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An NJIT Engineering Team Wins an Edison Patent Award for Sustainability
A team of NJIT engineers won a Thomas Alva Edison Patent Award in the sustainability category from the Research & Development Council of New Jersey for a resilient water treatment system that can run on waste heat or low-grade energy.
The team was among 60 honorees at the Council’s virtual awards ceremony Friday night, themed “Transforming Hope into Action.”
Technology VIPs, Including an Internet Pioneer, Visit NJIT for Inspiration
TTI/Vanguard, a prestigious organization of technology industry executives who meet a few times each year to study and debate emerging innovations, chose to virtually visit New Jersey Institute of Technology this week for their latest intellectual retreat.
The group's members, through exposure to wide swaths of cutting-edge technology research, advise their clients and employers about what directions to follow for commercialization and investment opportunities.
A Newly Minted NJIT Engineering Professor is Named a Fellow of the Academy of Optometry
Chang Yaramothu '13H MS '14 Ph.D. '17, a biomedical engineer who develops diagnostic and therapeutic devices for concussion-related vision disorders, was named a fellow of the American Academy of Optometry just two months after joining the NJIT faculty as an assistant professor of engineering technology.
Three-Time NJIT Alum and Medtech Leader Robert C. Cohen Named New NJIT Board of Trustees Chair
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) is pleased to announce that Robert C. Cohen ’83, ’84, ’87, of Basking Ridge, NJ, has been appointed Chair of its Board of Trustees. Cohen succeeds Stephen P. DePalma ’72, who stepped down after a distinguished seven-year term.
Q&A with NJIT's BoT Chair and Stryker's President of Digital, Robotics, and Enabling Technologies
This month, three-time NJIT alum and new Board of Trustees Chair Robert C.
New Admissions Option Will Increase Honors Student Enrollment
Albert Dorman Honors College welcomed more than 70 additional students this year as part of a new program called Dean's Scholars, designed to allow for a more robust honors education across campus.
The program admits scholars from the College of Science and Liberal Arts, Hillier College of Architecture and Design, Martin Tuchman School of Management, Newark College of Engineering and Ying Wu College of Computing each year who desire the rigor of an honors education within their academic discipline.
NJIT's Fall Career Fair Becomes a Fully Online Experience
The handshakes will be virtual at this fall’s career fair at NJIT.
In fact, the entire fair will take place online via Handshake, the career networking platform that the university uses to match employers with students seeking jobs, internships and co-operative education opportunities.
WELCOME BACK: As Students Return for the Fall, Campus Vibrancy Follows
As students converged on NJIT for the first day of the fall semester, they acknowledged the changes wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, chief among them, of course, mask-wearing. Nevertheless, they relished the chance to resume classes and reconnect with friends.
State Business Publication Lists NJIT Officials Among Top Education VIPs
Five NJIT executives are featured in ROI-NJ's inaugural list of higher education influencers, which debuted this week.