NJIT is the second-highest ranked public university in the Wall Street Journal's 2024 list of the Best Colleges in the U.S.

PhD student Purvam Gandhi's research consists of creating ball-milled composite powders and testing their combustive properties through laser ignition and thermal analysis.

A new online tool from The New York Times ranks NJIT No. 1 among all public universities nationally when you prioritize high alumni earnings, economic mobility and academic profile.

Biomedical engineering professor Saikat Pal is using engineering in his mission to solve mobility problems by using exoskeletons.

Professor Kerri-Lee Chintersingh looks to improve the outlook of energy generation through the Otto York Department of Chemical and Material Engineering.

NJIT is working with Princeton University, Rutgers University, and New York University to create and test the use of recycled material in concrete, identifying 18 concrete recipes that can reduce emissions by up to 37 percent.

Professor Sanchoy Das is evolving the digital supply chain, using models to enhance the future of the workforce.

New Jersey Institute of Technology uses collaboration to leverage developments across all industries - to make innovation happen.

Developing technologies, educating entrepreneurs and training translational scientists using peptide chemistry, biomaterials engineering, medical device manufacturing and translational entrepreneurship.