Dual Prizes Point to Expertise of NYU’s New Research Center Called the Connected Cities for Smart Mobility toward Accessible and Resilient Transportation – C2SMART
Jays outshoot 1st place Farmingdale but can't find the net in 2-0 loss
The Team Was Selected to Compete in the 2019 Competition
The university plans a 10-year high-tech development of Tandon School of Engineering in Brooklyn
NYU Tandon holds its eighth annual Women in STEM Summit
Digital Media, Computational Arts, Critical Design, Built Environment, Human-Computer Interaction, Sustainability, Data art, Emerging Media
Sponsored by Audi in Partnership With NYU Tandon, the Challenge Addressed Women’s Access to Transportation
Yusheng (Jason) Zhang was a member of the winning team in the pharmaceutical giant’s annual competition
You probably don’t even realize you’re downloading this junk.
Winners get $50,000 Each and a Spot in New York City’s Longest-Running Cleantech Incubator Program
Economic output expected to nearly triple by 2015, with 900 new jobs growing to 2,500
How close are we to computers that think like humans? Two speakers at NYU's Future Labs AI Summit gave opposing views.
Better rules need to be urgently drafted to keep control of the AI systems that are already making decisions about our jobs, says the TUC.
Researchers have exposed the questionable practices of the pay-per-install industry behind the lucrative market for unwanted software.
The Veterans Future Lab helps propel NYC to the top of the list
Phase separation in polymer blends and solutions, gelation, conductive polymers Biosensors
Microchip Security Innovation Advances NYU-Poly Student Jeyavijayan Rajendran in Prestigious Competition
Blanco receives the Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for her work towards more sustainability in the chemical industry and energy storage
An Annual Event Encourages Young Women to Keep Crashing Through the Silicon Ceiling
Hackaday NYC is hosting an event Sept. 21 at Kickstarter HQ.
Knocking down office walls might promote a greater sense of transparency and egalitarianism, but is it all good?
School rents more space in Metrotech Center
‘Extremely high frequency’ means extremely fast 5G speeds
IEEE Recognizes “Father of Massive MIMO” for Research Paving the Way to 5G Wireless Communications
Helping New York Vets Enter $1.2 Trillion Veteran Business World
'We need to equip young people with the emotional wisdom and educational savvy to recognize new markets and solve for real needs.'
NYCEDC Provides $250,000 Grant for the City’s Ninth Incubator - Part of Bloomberg Administration’s Effort to Encourage Entrepreneurship within a Variety of Economic Sectors
Far fewer Facebook users are making their Friends lists public, which reduces how much third parties can learn about them
Winners collectively receive more than $150,000 in competition sponsored by BP Ventures, The NY Community Trust, and NYSERDA
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.
The nation's power grid pulses with a certain type of electricity: AC power. But our "Planet Money" team explains why some people are trying to revive the DC power grid.
NYU Tandon School of Engineering team discovers sweet spot in electrochemical production of nylon’s main precursor
