The NSA has been hacking Chinese systems for years: Snowden

The foreign universities bill may enhance free flow of knowledge

Millburn musicians take the stage in New York on Friday

Students Put Their Hacking Skills to the Test at Contest

Leadership skills are Tandon Made

May 9, 2022

Catching up with a few of Tandon’s Undergraduate Student Council presidents

Playoff Preview: Pickell Honored as Skyline Player of the Week

February 22, 2010

Lady Jays prepare for Mount Saint Vincent

Make Way, IT Departments: HR Moving Up the Tech Ladder

May 8, 2012

Free Conference at NYU-Poly Explores Role of Technological Innovation in Human Resources

BK middle school students build model cities of the future

AR and VR in STEM: The New Frontiers in Science

How the Internet-Addicted World Can Survive on Poisoned Fruit

Tandon Cyber Fellows on the Front Line of Cyber Defense

The World's Best Security Engineers are Working on Flappy Bird

Fewer people want to engage in a modern spy vs. spy.

How to protect the power grid from low-budget cyberattacks

Anthony J. Wiener, Forecaster of the Future, Is Dead at 81

Welp, here it is: The first attempt to hack Ebola

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.

How to Build a Robot That Won't Take Over the World

Former "On the Money" Host Brings Talents, Skills to NYU

Brooklyn Lawmakers On The Move: Malliotakis Promotes Veterans Entrepreneur Training

Malliotakis Promotes Veterans Entrepreneur Training

1-9 6AM Bob Mitchell, How Did the Russian Hacks Happen?

Why Brooklyn Is The New Mecca For Fledgling Tech Startups

Meet the 5 Startups Handpicked for NYU Tandon’s First-Ever AI Incubator

Featuring smarter industrial robots and customer service bots trained by the man whose AI beat Ken Jennings on ‘Jeopardy!’

NYU Tandon Professor Accepts Leadership Posts in the Chemical Engineering World

Ryan Hartman Elected Programming Chair of Major Division of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers; He Will Also Advise New Royal Society of Chemistry Journal

NYU-Poly Hosts Computer Showdown For Students Across The Country

CNCF Brings In Notary, The Update Framework to Boost Container Security

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation adds a pair of open-source security efforts to its project roster, providing cryptographically verifiable software integrity.

How to protect yourself from even the savviest of hackers

Public Voting Begins on $100,000 Tech Challenge to Empower People with Disabilities

July 1, 2015

AT&T/New York University Connect Ability Challenge Draws 63 Submissions from Developers in 15 Countries

Food-X Reveals the 8 Startups Taking Part in its Latest Cohort

Man Vs. Machine: The New Kings Of Wall Street-Video

Guide to the top college and university cyber security degree programs

Business and technology higher education institutions are offering cyber security degrees and programs to help meet the job demand.

PowerBridgeNY Draws New Ideas in Energy from the Academic Well

The future is bright. And wireless. | Marco Mezzavilla | TEDxMiddlebury (video)

'Quora Was the Savior': Online Communities are Supercharging People's Careers

Inspired by Nature: The Thrilling New Science That Could Transform Medicine

Jeffrey Karp is at the forefront of a new generation of scientists using nature's blueprints to create breakthrough medical technologies. Can bioinspiration help to solve some of humanity's most…

The 50 best computer-science and engineering schools in America

July 22, 2015

Envisioning Gender Equality and Empowering STEM Women

March 11, 2016

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's Convocation keynote address

September 29, 2005

Listen to the Numbers: research shows connection between stock market and pop music

January 6, 2009

Max Planck Seminar Recognizes the Work of Professors Arnold and Teraoka

May 9, 2014

Robot fish can be just as convincing as the real thing

Chris Leslie receives the Samuel Eleazer and Rose Tartakow Levinson Prize

November 7, 2011

Let the Hacking Begin: NYU Launches Largest Cyber Security Student Contests

August 25, 2014

NYU Researchers Break Nano Barrier to Engineer the First Protein Microfiber

October 22, 2014

New Material Advances Tissue Engineering and Drug Delivery

Want $1 Million From Google? Just Win the Super Bowl of Computing

Joseph Lechleider, a Father of the DSL Internet Technology, Dies at 82

May 14, 2015

Fariña: STEM students ‘the answer to all our problems’

Tracking the Value (at Least in Jobs) of Federal Research Spending.

Poly Management Faculty makes an Impact on Improving the Global Marketplace

June 16, 2006

Inventor of the Web cites faculty member's research in Scientific American

October 15, 2008

Adobe is a Sponsor for the Nation’s Largest Student Cyber Security Competition

The Ultimate Defense Against Hackers May Be Just a Few Atoms Thick

November 29, 2017

NYU Tandon Researchers Discover Big Cryptographic Potential in Nanomaterial

NYC Media Lab Annual Research Summit Explores the Future of Media

October 10, 2013

Kurt Becker Receives Honorary Degree from the University of Innsbruck, Austria

March 19, 2007

The Carbon-Fiber Future: It's About More Than Speed (Op-Ed)

Six Degrees of Quant: Kevin Bacon and the Erdos Number Mystery

Let the Hacking Begin: NYU Launches Largest Cyber Security Student Contests

Poly Alum Featured in Graduating Engineer for Bridging the Gap between

January 22, 2007

Tandon Faculty and Researchers Discuss Urban Resiliency with The National Academies

August 17, 2017

How Could Physically Disabled Toddlers Someday Explore the World More Easily?

Answer: Tot Bot

NYU-Poly Researchers Awarded DARPA Contract to Explore the Deep Web

Ed Koch Dies; Outspoken Mayor Brought N.Y. Back From The Brink

Is New York City at the cusp of a clean energy revolution?

April 13, 2011

Breaking the Code: Women Get Together to Program and Build Confidence

May 20, 2016

Professor Ross to give plenary address at the spring IETF Meeting

February 22, 2008

Kurt Becker appointed editor-in-chief of the European Physical Journal D

June 22, 2009

4 Inspiring Takeaways About Women In Leadership From The Bustle Upstart Awards

WCT Annual Leadership Awards Recognize Champions of Closing the Gender Gap

Here are 4 Ways #Opendata Could Improve the World, Down to Your Neighborhood

We caught up with Stefaan Verhulst to talk about his new ebook, "The Global Impact of Open Data."

NYU-Poly’s NYC Service Design Jam: 48-hours to Change the World

March 7, 2013

From Brazil to Sweden — to right here at NYU-Poly — student innovators gathered to bridge the gap between consumers and service providers.

The Newest Tech Innovations at NYC Media Lab's Third Annual Summit

Even Tiny Updates to Tech Can Be Obstacles for the Disabled

NYU Releases the Densest LiDAR Dataset Ever to Help Urban Development

Cutting the cord: HEVO Power takes wireless vehicle chargers for a spin

The triumph of melancholy: 500 years of Dürer's most enigmatic print

A high-resolution interface reveals the brain storms of people suffering seizures.

This Entrepreneurship Program Taught Me The Skills To Build A Better Future

After a 10-week entrepreneurship program, this Army veteran is now launching her own business dedicated to helping other vets.

Researchers Add Software Bugs to Reduce the Number of… Software Bugs

A new strategy for training bug-finding tools could help catch more vulnerabilities.

Foreign Tech And Engineering Students Can Now Stay In The U.S. Longer

New visa rules will allow certain students to work in the United States for as long as three years after graduating.

Latest Algorithm for Cochlear Implants Block the Cacophony of Background Noise

A new algorithm to improve hearing for people with cochlear implants and hearing aids is a good thing. A byproduct of this research is likely to lead to speech recognizers that could work at a…

AI voicemail scams on the rise: what you need to know

January 28, 2025

A vision for a decarbonized future; unpacking the complexities of energy system transition

January 29, 2025

We Go Behind the Scenes of This Dazzling VR Performance of Hamlet

A team from NYU's MAGNET is combining virtual reality, motion capture and livestreaming to put a new twist on theater. Could this be the future of performance?

NYU-Poly Professor Formulates Algorithms that May Help Solve the Keynes-Hayek Debate

August 5, 2013

Philip Maymin Proposes New Economic Modeling to Embrace the Chaos and Complexity of the Political System

Why this Brooklyn startup is continuously making 3D maps of the entire city

If autonomous vehicles are to roam the streets one day, it will be because of the mapping work of companies like Carmera.

NYU Tandon and Verizon Explore AI's Impact on Trust, Health, and Transit during the "AI and You" Event

November 24, 2025