Seeing the Unseen

November 19, 2014

The Challenge of Portraying What We Can’t See, What We Didn’t See, What We Don’t Want to See

Professor of Mathematics Erwin Lutwak Might Be Feted in in the World’s Capitals but Brooklyn Remains Home

November 20, 2014

Why Does Coffee Spill More Often than Beer?

November 20, 2014

An NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering Professor and Her Collaborators Have the Answer

ECE Awards Certificates to Top Scholars

November 19, 2014

11th Annual Cyber Security Awareness Week Wrap-up

December 5, 2014

Prototyping Fund’s Fall Project Showcase Offers Glimpse at Ingenious Inventions

December 9, 2014

Engineering an Award-Winning Study of Human Energy and Movement

January 13, 2015

In Memoriam: Violet Jabara Jacobs

January 16, 2015

Custom Tailoring Robotic Exoskeletons that Fit to Perfection

October 6, 2016

NSF Supports Researchers’ Use of Psychology to Detect Software Vulnerabilities

January 22, 2015

Time to Jump on the Bandwagon

January 23, 2015

Engineering is on the Rise

February 3, 2015

Announcing Our Biggest Application Year

NYU-Poly Students Challenge Peers in Cyber War Games

Science Weekend Puts Downtown on Tech Map

Breakthrough Research Speeds and Secures Internet Voice Traffic

Cyber In-Security Calls on a New Generation of Cyberdefenders

Studies from New York University further understanding of life sciences

New R.E. Head for Cooper

College entrepreneurship programs expand

NYC universities see a spike in enrollments for studies focusing on how students can launch and manage their own businesses.

Photo Recovery Software Review: Adroit Photo Recovery Performed Best!

VC investment momentum continues in third quarter

Incubator Offers Desk-Space to Startups

Stable proteins may yield ’sweet’ biofuels

Gotham Inc: Launching in NYC

New York City is a challenging -- but rewarding -- place to launch a business.

Nobel Research Tackles 'Too Big To Fail' Quandary

New York helps tomorrow's employers

200 Student Sleuths Vie Tonight in NYU-Poly Cyber War Games

More than 80 International Teams Compete in Opening Round of Cyber Security Awareness Week Games in Search of the Next Generation of Computer Stars

Venture Capital: Don't Call It a Comeback

NYU-Poly looks to eliminate anxiety in cyberland

How To Protect Investments From Cataclysmic 'Fat Tails'

BuildGreen Philly: Prosperity with Sustainability

NYU Wireless Adds New Partner for 5G Wireless Research

May 6, 2016

Formula For A Genius Class

We need to equip young people with the emotional wisdom and educational savvy to recognize new markets and solve for real needs

EcoMeme: Apple’s Greener Macbook, iMac – a Wash?

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Youth Is Served: Polytechnic's Washington Becomes Youngest Coach in Nation

US universities have eye on India

President, New York University Polytechnic visits Delhi Technological University

US varsity visitor at DTU for collaboration talks

Matching Fledgling Firms With Cheap Office Space

Future of Parenting: Preparing your kids for jobs of tomorrow

What a Fujifilm X30 Camera Looks Like When You Tear It Apart

BK student invents robot to help kids with autism

Could analyzing how humans think make better video games?

Trying to get more players to that unique state of gaming nirvana

Computer hacking contest

Beam Me to the Faculty Senate

Videoconferencing proves useful on campuses

Govenor Paterson Announces Funding to Grow 18 Clean Energy Businesses in New York

Nearly $3 Million Awarded to Help Companies Expand Businesses, Commercialize Cutting-Edge Technologies and Create New Economy Jobs in New York

Indian, US firms sign MoUs

U.S. agrees to help India innovators

India, US ink a rash of trade agreements

What Donors Look for on Your Website

Greening executives: A new program teaches managers about the business of clean tech

NYU Offers a Crash Course in Sustainability for Business Executives

Creative Winners in Hardware Trojan Contest

Simple attacks and creative defenses

Smart polymers perform nano-acrobatics

Greening executives: A new program teaches managers about the business of clean tech

First Round Capital Takes A Tour Of NYC’s Start-Up Scene

Cybersecurity expert: Job guaranteed

Wanted: ‘Cyber Ninjas’

What He's Reading: Jerry Hultin

Educate-to-innovate is the new catch phrase

NYU-Poly, NYU Scientists Working to Develop Early Diagnostic Tool for Alzheimers

Does Sustainability Deserve Center Stage?

January 7, 2010

NYU-Poly's NYC ACRE to host 'CleantechExecs' curriculum

First Round Capital Tours NYC Startup Scene on Foot

City Universities Are Part of Bloomberg's Green Jobs Vision

Brooklyn Goes Robot Crazy

Update: Classes to Launch Experienced Executives into New York's Clean-Tech Economy

NYU-Poly Announces Plans for Campus Transformation

NYU-Poly Announces Plans To Transform Campus To “Exude” Innovation

Brooklyn student goes from hating to loving school, all thanks to Legos!

NYC Seed Launches Summer Incubator for Startups

Ward Melville High program trains for technology jobs

NYU-Poly rents out top floor to green projects

Classes To Launch Experienced Executives into New York's Clean-Tech Economy

NYU-Poly teams with state, city to quickly create green-technology business leaders

Game On for Students in FIRST Robotics

City to install turbines with NYU-Poly's help

Governors Island comes closer to city ownership

NYU-Poly to Benefit from Towns Funding for Groundbreaking Naval Research

Young teens design award-winning city

The National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations (NECO) to Kickoff the 24th Annual Ellis Island Medals of Honor

NECO to Present the 24th Annual Ellis Island Medals of Honor on Ellis Island, Saturday, May 8, 2010

Brooklyn Borough President Markowitz Delivers 2010 State of the Borogh Address

AT&T's Challenge To Developers: Inventive Apps For The Disabled

AT&T is offering $100,000 to help develop technology specifically aimed at aiding those with disabilities.

Cyber Security School

Whence Homochirality?

Startup climate change: Need for jobs, revenue sparks moves to back new sectors

Former Watchtower Building in Brooklyn Now Occupied by College Students

Sotiris A. Pagdadis, Ph.D., Joins PricewaterhouseCoopers as principal and leader of the firm’s Capital Projects & Infrastructure practice in New York

Exercises for a burgeoning Army of Ninjas

Top 50 Game Design Programs

New York new Internet mecca