Five Hacks for Digital Democracy

Beth Simone Noveck urges researchers to work out how technology can improve public institutions.

How are Italian Companies Embracing Open Data?

Stefaan Verhulst: Unlocking Private Data for Public Good

A “job guarantee” in Puerto Rico, lessons in open innovation, and a blockchain pilot in Zug

Natalia Adler: Building – and Using – Data Collaboratives to Help Children

Will Blockchain Disrupt Government Corruption?

Blockchain technology will not solve all government problems, but it can help curb corruption and instill trust in government.

New Faculty, New Breakthroughs

March 19, 2015

Experts Explore How People and Machines Connect for Social Good

July 10, 2017

Beth Noveck: "Participation leads to more effective governments" (Translated)

What's New at CSAW'17

November 6, 2017

The Countdown Begins to the World’s Largest Student-Run Cybersecurity Competition

30 Under 30: Law & Policy

Fighting for your rights and better government

Trans-Atlantic Partnership Aims to Boost University Business Startup Hubs in Austria and New York City

March 10, 2017

Future Labs at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering Sign Agreement with the InnCubator Initiative of the University of Innsbruck and the Tyrolean Chamber of Commerce

Playful Yet Powerful

December 21, 2015

Colorful Artworks on Display at the GovLab Echo the Organization’s Message

Alcatel-Lucent techie: Race for ‘5G’ technologies is 'ridiculous'

'5G’ efforts are missing the point of the new mobile networks

Winning High School Cyber Sleuths to Compete in Forensics Challenge At NYU Tandon, NYU Abu Dhabi

October 14, 2016

Elite High School Students Rise to the Finals in the World’s Biggest Student-Led Cybersecurity Games: NYU CSAW

World’s Best Student Hackers Advance to Final Rounds of NYU Cyber Security Awareness Week Games

October 5, 2016

Top Teams From India, the Middle East, North Africa, the United States, and Canada Win Slots to Compete at NYU Tandon, NYU Abu Dhabi, and the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

What to See in New York Art Galleries This Week

R. Luke DuBois: ‘The Choice Is Yours’

Could Brooklyn Be Amazon’s New Second Home?

The borough's leaders wind up their pitch for a facility that could bring 50,000 jobs, 'the trophy deal of the decade

NYU Polytechnic Gets $100 Million Donation

Will be renamed the NYU Tandon School of Engineering in recognition of the gift

New I-Corps project to help D.C. startups market technology

The National Science Foundation, which runs I-Corps, gave additional funding to the University last fall to fund the new program.

Power Moves: Tom Scocca joins Civil world, Beth Noveck joins NYU Tandon faculty, Carmera bulks up

Hires of note in media, academia and mapping.

Tandon Celebrates Women in STEM

March 8, 2018

Summit Emphasizes Women Having Both a Seat and a Voice at the Table

“Bodies in Motion” Melds Virtual Reality and Motion Capture Engineering with Art

December 21, 2017

Our Newest Faculty Additions

September 9, 2015

Purple Robes, Pomp, and Plenty of Celebrating

May 17, 2017

Commencement 2017

Why Do Passengers Insist on Crowding Around Subway Doors?

And how can you get the bottleneckers to move?

Launching Student Entrepreneurs to Startup Success

July 12, 2017

MeWe builds a bridge between government and business

While there, he saw how challenging it was for government agencies to ensure proper oversight. The system clearly failed in the wake of the housing crisis that brought the U.

NI Donates Nearly $1 Million in Hardware and Software to NYU WIRELESS to Accelerate 5G Research

April 11, 2017

The donation will drive mmWave channel measurement, emulation and communications projects.

Making Greener, Safer Transformers

With the help of PowerBridgeNY, the HIGHEST Transformers company aims for cleaner, safer electrical technology that could save billions of dollars a year.

One Approach Does Not Fit All

Anne-Laure Fayard is an assistant professor of management in the department of technology management and innovation at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University.

NYU-Poly Launches World's Biggest Hacking Competition

September 18, 2013

Cyber Security Awareness Week Preliminary Rounds Educate Students While Searching for the World’s Best Future Digital Protectors

Indie Game Developers Visit NYTimes

Igor Pusenjak, creator of Doodle Jump, visited The New York Times on June 6.

Global Search for Best White Hat Student Hackers Narrows as 5 Countries Prep for NYU Cyber Security Awareness Week Games

October 18, 2017

Top Teams Win Slots to Compete in November in the Final Rounds of World’s Largest Student-Led Security Competition

Birthday Celebration Fit for a Renaissance Man

April 30, 2014

NYU School of Engineering and The Metropolitan Museum of Art Celebrate 500th Anniversary of Albrecht Dürer’s Masterful Engraving Melencolia I

Tech Kids Unlimited Hackathon Encourages Young People of all Abilities to be Good Digital Citizens

March 12, 2018

“Stand Up for the Internet” Event at NYU Tandon Will Help Attendees Advocate for Net Neutrality and Privacy

Artists take residence in Times Square

Four local artists have been invited to work for three months each in the heart of one of the world’s most famous tourist attractions

U.S. Department of Energy Says “Yes” to Stylish Solar

November 24, 2015

NYC ACRE Company Wins Grant to Design Panels So Efficient and Attractive They’ll Turn the Neighbors Green

FTC Commissioner to Urge Data Brokers to Disclose Consumer Information to Consumers

October 15, 2013

Julie Brill Joins Thought Leaders for NYU-Poly/Sloan Lecture, ‘Reclaim Your Name: Privacy in the World of Big Data’

SBA Awards Prize to New Brooklyn Program to Help Military Veterans Become Entrepreneurs

September 21, 2016

Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and the NYU Tandon School of Engineering to Offer Special Services for Start-up Phase and Beyond

Cybersecurity Leaders to Probe Growing Threats to Our Political Campaigns and Electoral Process

November 13, 2017

Noted Information Security Figure Ed Amoroso to Lead Examination of the Burgeoning Threat to Democracy at NYU/AIG Lecture on November 16

Nasir Memon, co-founder, NYU Center for Cybersecurity (Podcast)

A pioneer in computer science aims to make the field affordable and open to all

Indian American Researchers Conclude That Smartphone Security Systems Based on Fingerprints Can Be Compromised

Nasir Memon, Aditi Roy and Arun Ross released a study in April to expose the vulnerability of the fingerprint-based security system.

Another NHS Crisis Looms – An Inability to Analyse Data

The opportunity to use data to improve health and social care is being hampered by a lack of personnel with skills in data science

Does My Eye Deceive Me? Not With These Digital Forensics Tools

October 17, 2016

DARPA Awards NYU Tandon Professor and Fellow Researchers $10 Million to Use Artificial Intelligence to Catch the Subtlest Manipulations of Images and Video

Researchers Find a Strong Candidate for Bone-Friendly Implants in Heat-Tempered Magnesium Alloy

October 3, 2017

Collaboration between the NYU Tandon School of Engineering, NYU School of Medicine, and NYU College of Dentistry Aims to Take Specially Treated Alloy from Laboratory to Surgical Suite

T-Mobile US Promises a 5G Network by 2020

A big goal for wireless company as bigger rivals lay the groundwork for their own upgrades

Startup U: NYC’s Booming University Incubator Scene is Driving Innovation

Whether seeking prestige or profit, New York’s top universities are schooling new entrepreneurs in the art of growing a company

Computer Says No: why making AIs fair, accountable and transparent is crucial

As powerful AIs proliferate in society, the ability to trace their decisions, challenge them and remove ingrained biases has become a key area of research

Black History Month: Ursula Burns (1958-)

February is Black History Month. Throughout this month The Royal Gazette will feature people, events, places and institutions that have contributed to the shaping of African history.

Uber in Artificial-Intelligence Drive After buying Startup

Ride-hailing service is creating new division to develop the technology

Equifax CEO Richard Smith Is Out Days Before Congressional Hearing

Richard Smith steps aside as CEO of Equifax. Paulino do Rego Barros, Jr. has been appointed interim CEO while board member Mark Feidler was named the non-executive chairman.

Google Users Being Targeted With Google Doc Phishing Email

Google said that it is taking steps to protect the user.

Intelligent Community Forum Names Recipients of its Annual Founders Awards

2010 Honorees include Educational initiatives of China’s Tianjin Binhai New Area; America’s Pew Internet & American Life Project; and Besançon’s “Digital Schoolbag” Initiative in France

Knowledge Exchange: Chinese delegation attends NYU-Poly land use roundtable

February 13, 2009

Laid-off Wall Streeters find entrepreneurial spirit

A small-business incubator in New York steps up to rival collaborations in Boston and Silicon Valley.

Professor Jackson gives inaugural lecture on controversial gene patent

May 5, 2008

MTA and AT&T Announce 2013 App Quest Winners

September 24, 2013

Top Apps Use Innovation and Real-Time Data to Improve Transit Guides, Connect Riders with Subway Artists & Aid Blind and Visually Impaired

Breakthrough in Photonic Biosensors Could Lead to Fast, Super-Accurate Diagnostics and Detection

March 22, 2018

Professors Recognized for Promise

October 8, 2015

National Science Foundation Recognizes Young Faculty with CAREER Award

Nobel Research Tackles 'Too Big To Fail' Quandary

2011 NYU-Poly Alumni Print Directory

October 4, 2011

AT&T and MTA Release 49 New Apps Developed to Improve Commutes and Open Public Voting on Best Transit Tool

August 27, 2013

New Apps Created As Part of 2013 App Quest Competition to Encourage Innovation and Improve Rider Experiences

Offline/online art installation to pose questions about virtual interaction

February 2, 2009

NYU Tandon Future Labs Member Alexapath Chosen for Prestigious International Venture Competition

November 8, 2016

Innovative Healthcare Startup Alexapath Will Attend International Event Falling Walls Venture

3-D Printing Breakthrough for Lightweight Syntactic Foams Could Help Submarines Dive Deeper

February 6, 2018

NYU Tandon Researchers Develop New Method for Manufacturing a Material Increasingly Popular for its Strength and Environmentally Friendly Qualities

Nobel-winning physicist Martin Perl dies at age 87

WannaCry Ransomware Attack Illustrates Need for Evolution in Cybersecurity Norms

Preeminent Teacher STEM Program Expands

July 9, 2015

NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering Targets Teacher Training for a Lasting Impact on New York City Schools