Power play! NYU Poly expands with new energy program
The Brooklyn school is developing a new master's degree curriculum in energy engineering and policy
The Brooklyn school is developing a new master's degree curriculum in energy engineering and policy
In search of diverse economy to shore up employment
6th Annual Cyber Security Awareness Week Builds New Generation of Cyber Security Stars
National Science Foundation, NBC News and NBC Olympics launch video series highlighting top Olympic athletes and the technology that impacts their games
Pitch your cleantech startup to jurors from energy-industry giants.
Academics are reviving the discipline’s tarnished reputation
'Wi-Fi on steroids will become possible'
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler outlined an aggressive timetable for moving the U.S. toward 5G, in a major policy address at the National Press Club Monday, saying he plans to circulate an order Thursday…
Colleges and universities launch business incubators to instill entrepreneurial spirit—and so much more
New York has emerged as the epicenter of energy market reform.
Study by NYU and Trinity College Dublin argues that full duplex alone has too many trade-offs, but hybrid network can deliver huge gains
How hard is it to find what people would prefer was forgotten?
A new strategy for training bug-finding tools could help catch more vulnerabilities.
In tests, they missed 98 percent of the vulnerabilities in researchers' code
A new report from NYU researchers found that printing orientation and insertion of fine defects could affect the outcome of 3D printed products.
Hackers could introduce defects into printed products, researchers are warning
Hackers could introduce defects into printed products, researchers are warning
Research opportunities in the U.S. are drawing students to the science, technology, engineering and math fields.
The devil's in the data. A new report from NYU Tandon's Governance Lab attempts to define guidelines for its deployment.
Professor Mark Skwarek explains how rise of augmented reality could lead to industrial revolution – and digital addiction
NYU incubator-winning competitive wrestling helmet to roll out on BATSTOI.com in November
Defects introduced in 3D-printed parts were undetectable by common industrial monitoring techniques, study says
A team from New York University says malicious actors could hack into printers and insert dangerous design flaws.
Almost every player in the tech sector is vulnerable to cybersecurity concerns, and the 3D printing market is no exception.
Decision may be most important one the agency makes all year, Wheeler says
“If everyone is trying to be some kind of weird, socially acceptable creature, then we’re not going to get anywhere,” said the Grammy-nominated composer at NYU last week.
School and venture capital fund ff Venture Capital to support five startups using computers to mimic human intelligence
By introducing tiny imperfections, hackers could seriously weaken 3D products, according to new research from NYU Tandon's Nikhil Gupta. Stupid figurines? Nah. Airplane parts? Yeah.
A study by privacy researchers finds that attempts to obscure online information can be defeated with a bit of effort.
Cybersecurity specialists say recent attacks on Bangladesh, Vietnam and Ecuador are probably just the tip of the iceberg
Malliotakis Promotes Veterans Entrepreneur Training
A massive FCC spectrum release—and new advances in wireless technologies—accelerate an era of incredibly fast data.