New Jersey Institute of Technology recently hosted the International Conference on Nanobubbles, bringing together scientists, ...
A new textbook by NJIT professors Maura and Fadi Deek and alumnus Wei Yao Ph.D. ’24 brings to completion a project they began with the late James McHugh, a longtime NJIT professor, academic leader and ...
For students in New Jersey Institute of Technology’s Math Success Initiative, a recent documentary screening offered a different way to think about mathematics — not simply as a subject to master, but ...
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) has appointed Kathleen M. Byington as interim senior vice president and chief financial officer, effective September 1, 2026.
Frank Giaquinto, a senior financial technology major from Fairfield Township, finished second of 75 audit department interns in JPMorgan’s artificial intelligence challenge this summer. Giaquinto ...
By 2030, as many as 12 million metric tons of electric and hybrid vehicle batteries could reach the end of their first useful life worldwide each year. Now, NJIT researchers are helping New Jersey ...
The NJIT women's soccer team rally late in 2-1 win over Lehigh for the Highlanders first win of the season on Sunday Afternoon. After trailing 1-0 at the break, the Highlanders scored twice in the ...
The NJIT women's soccer team opened the 2026 season with a 1-1 draw against Rider on Sunday afternoon at Lubetkin Field at J. Malcolm Simon Stadium. The Broncs struck first in the 38th minute on their ...
L-R Hon. Rich Anderson (Asst. Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve Affairs), Jake Reyna (team lead), Sam Itman Sam Itman ’22, M.S. ’23 came to NJIT with a passion for solving complex, ...
NJIT undergraduate researchers had just three minutes each to explain 10 weeks of work. In rapid succession, students took the stage in the Campus Center Ballroom to describe projects spanning ...
An NJIT-led research team has developed an AI system that can spot faint warning signals of solar active regions, potential precursors to solar storms, nearly nine hours before they become visible.
Chemical and materials engineering professor Gennady Gor started out making computer simulations of molecular models to study how liquids stick to porous surfaces; he later started incorporating ...
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