Team from NYU Tandon and School of Global Public Health will share information gathered from New York City medical and transit locations with epidemiologists seeking to model the spread of the…
The GovLab at NYU Tandon teams with 11 global institutions to offer free classes on effective disaster response
Faculty receive National Science Foundation Rapid Response Research (RAPID) funding
Study shows how virtual urgent care appointments increased by more than 600 percent, signaling a possible long-term shift in healthcare delivery
COVID-19 severity score, built with data from China and New York City, can help clinicians identify the most at-risk patients
The Smarter Crowdsourcing initiative brings together a network of public leaders and global experts to address the challenges of managing a pandemic in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Meet Andreas Hielscher
Study sets groundwork for machine learning models for virus transmission prediction
Smarter crowdsourcing in the age of coronavirus project gives governments new tools to address the pandemic as the project passes the halfway point
Weiqiang Chen is studying cancer and other diseases using lab-on-a-chip technology, creating personalized treatments for patients.
While both masks and social distancing help slow the spread of airborne pathogens, a new study shows that viral outbreaks can be prevented if at least 60% of a population complies with both measures.
With the support of a National Science Foundation RAPID grant, Professor Constantine Kontokosta developed a system of modelling neighborhood exposure density over time using anonymized large-scale…
Research emphasizes the need for algorithms that incorporate community-level data, studies that include more diverse populations
Model can serve as a blueprint for areas with low vaccine rates.
Khalil Ramadi's research into ingestible electro-technology could change how we treat some brain disorders, without surgery or medication.
A multi-disciplinary, multi-school team of researchers are reimagining the way that new inclusive healthcare technologies are put into work.
With a major equipment donation, Tandon is now one of few institutions with access to “open source” research kit for da Vinci Surgical Robotic System
Researchers in the Clinical Biophotonics Laboratory are helping develop the technology to help doctors understand the development of cancerous tissue.
By monitoring sweat glands, Rose Faghih and her team can track brain arousal through the use of non-invasive wearables, almost instantly.
A unique collaboration between the engineering sector (NYU Tandon), the clinical sector (NYU Langone), and the regulatory sector (the U.S. Food and Drug Administration) will bring biomarker data to…
