“To Noah, from Wife”

Latest eBay Data Breach Shows Deeper Security Concerns Than Reported

Internet Pioneer Vint Cerf Says Individuals Should Control Their Data

Robot Fish Helps New York Scientists Understand Mating Behaviour

New York University Abu Dhabi Researchers Develop ‘Unhackable’ Computer Chip

Chip is designed to prevent physical tampering of devices but could be extended to defend against online hackers

Hackers could take control of cars and kill millions, ministers warned

Online Education: Bias, Hope and Reality

IIT-Kanpur Signs MoU With New York University Tandon School of Engineering-Centre for Cyber Security on Cyber Security

IIT-Kanpur Signs MoU with New York University Tandon School of Engineering-Centre for Cyber Security on Cyber Security

Tech babies! Brooklyn’s tech triangle is real

For Children, a Lie on Facebook Has Consequences, Study Finds

5 Questions for Carmen Wong Ulrich – Women and Finance

Inside Cyber Security Awareness

At N.Y.U., high-school students work to solve a murder mystery involving a fictional Presidential race by analyzing digital “evidence” of security breaches.

It Works Hand in Glove

A New York University team develops a mechatronic device to help stroke patients.

Data Scientists Will Unlock Big Data’s Promise

Beyond Fingerprints: High-Five to Unlock

At Touro, Girls Do Code

Why Young Women Flock to This Engineering School

Brooklyn's NYU Tandon is moving toward gender parity by making tech more welcoming to female students

2054 - Roanoke 40 years from Now . . .

Spot a Rental Scam Before It's Too Late

Dancing Robots and More at NYU Poly Student Expo

Self-Checking Chip Hunts Out its Own Defects, Signs of Sabotage

Fish are reckless when drunk, study finds

Computer Scientists Are Developing A ‘Master’ Fingerprint That Could Unlock Your Phone

But questions remain

This Smartphone App Can (Literally) Save Your Life

What if someone could figure out when, where and why traffic accidents occur and stop them from happening? Someone has.

Urban Future Competition Offering $50K Prize, Applications Open until December 1st

MLB debuts Statcast technology in Tuesday’s Nationals-Cardinals game

Is Anything Ever ‘Forgotten’ Online?

How hard is it to find what people would prefer was forgotten?

Apps Reinvent Green at City Hackathon

Red Hook Entrepreneur Aims to Transform Electric Car Industry, by Halley Bondy

WiFi routers are getting way more expensive — here’s why you should buy a new one anyway

Get Creative at Your Desk With a Little Playtime

New York University researchers explore how manipulating everyday objects may spark new ideas

Will This Smart Gun Solve America’s Gun Problem? (video)

A trio of Brooklyn engineering students think they’ve figured out how to make firearms safe. But will it work?

NYU-Poly Launches #STEMNow to Jumpstart Conversation About Stem Education

Kenneth Dow Of Hampton Bays Dies

Lightweight filament for 3D printing developed in NIT-K

This Million Dollar Smart Gun Idea Isn’t a Gun At All

What Donors Look for on Your Website

Wanted: ‘Cyber Ninjas’

Billy Beane Expects Big Things from MLB’s Big Data Play

Why AI Researchers Like Video Games

Games help them understand reality.

To combat cybersecurity threats, experts point to internal vulnerabilities

The ‘users are the weak link in the chain.’

Cyber criminals working for enemy states could ‘kill millions’ by remotely hacking cars, warns expert

Warning made by Justin Cappos, a computer scientist at New York University He says any car built since 2005 and many up 17 years old are at risk of hackers Hackers may already be causing accidents…

New Year, New Faces at Tandon's Finance and Risk Engineering Department

January 24, 2019

What do you fidget with at your desk? Scientists want to know.

In Memoriam: Martin L. Perl

October 7, 2014

The Nobel Laureate and Alum Made a Lasting Mark on the School and on the World

From Googling to tweeting and online shopping — we investigate how companies track every click

Museums Morph Digitally

The Met and Other Museums Adapt to the Digital Age

Researchers develop breakthrough 3D-printed foam at NYU Tandon

The lightweight plastic could be used to explore the depths of the oceans.

Women's Volleyball Sweeps Skyline Honors

November 15, 2009

Kalvert named Player of the Year; Loupee Rookie of the Year

Declining Walkability Plays a Big Role in China's Obesity Problem

But it's the middle class, not the poor who may pay the biggest price.

What Ursula Burn's rise to power can teach us about mentorship

The first black women to lead a company the size of Xerox, Burn's journey from the projects to CEO shows us the value of the right mentors.

Calvin Young, engineer and Harvard grad, files to run for mayor

Fourth candidate enters race for mayor of Baltimore

Frederick Zenz (1922-2018)

NYC Universities Expanding Into Technology at a ‘Frenetic Pace’

The New York Times is getting excited about the future of the city's tech sector.

NYU Tandon launches startup project for women in STEM

The jobs of engineers have changed, and the school wants to prepare students for the new corporate world.

An Ultrathin Brain Implant Monitors Seizures

The device can conform to the shape of the brain, enabling better recording of electrical activity.

Watch Astronauts' Violent Return To Earth From Inside Their Space Capsule

The three-hour trip from the ISS is loud and surprisingly bumpy.

DST Approves Rs14.43 Crore for Setting Up Cyber Security Centre in IIT-Kanpur

The DST has approved the grant for a period of 5 years and the amount will be used to purchase equipment for establishing the centre for cyber security in IIT-Kanpur

2013 Teaching Technology Demo Fest

May 14, 2013

Showcasing and engaging the NYU-Poly community about the pedagogical tools available on campus

300 Top Student Hackers Compete at NYU-Poly

Capture the Chip!

What Will They Do?

September 4, 2014

Welcoming the Class of 2018

That Fingerprint Sensor on Your Phone Is Not as Safe as You Think

How Adware Invades Your Computer and Steals Your Personal Data

5 Questions For: Anne-Laure Fayard

The NYU professor on her new book about the evolution of the written word, 'The Power of Writing in Organizations'

Downtown Brooklyn to get clean tech incubator that will house up to 20 startups

The city is partnerning with NYU-Polytech to launch the Clean Technology Entrepreneur Center

Inno/Vention Closes with DemoDay

April 30, 2013

And the Winners Are…

Mayor Appoints NYC Crane Safety Committee's Members

The technical working group's first assignment will be to examine whether current wind restrictions on crawler cranes – the type of crane involved in the recent collapse – reflect the best science.

World's Biggest Hacking Competition Launches Thursday At NYU-Poly

Nearly 1,000 teams, from Australia to Zimbabwe, have already registered for the preliminary round of the competition

Downtown Brooklyn to get clean tech incubator that will house up to 20 startups

The city is partnering with NYU-Polytech to launch the Clean Technology Entrepreneur Center

Softball Goes 1-2 on Final Day of Florida Trip

March 17, 2010

Sunday blasts two homers on the day

Cybersecurity sleuths learn to think like hackers

From CNET Magazine: Kids around the US are competing in cybersecurity contests. To win, they need the same skills as the hackers they're trying to catch.

Baseball's Ruiz Picked as 2nd-Team All-Conference

May 4, 2010

Senior the lone Jay selected by the Skyline

NYU-Poly Places 23 on Skyline Scholar-Athlete List

February 8, 2010

Freshmen lead the way for Fall season

Student-Run Cyber Security Event in Abu Dhabi Hacks a Global Issue

This year, the best students from the MENA region, India, and the US will earn travel awards to participate in the final rounds, to be held in November at IIT Kanpur, NYUAD, and NYU Tandon School of…

Why BotFactory Just Raised $1.3M, and What it Means for BK's Innovation Economy

The company is making the prototyping of electronics faster, cheaper and easier. Oh, and it's also the model for how Brooklyn should grow startups.

NYU Tandon Student Wins Marconi Award For Work On 5G

Shu Sun, a Ph.D. student working on the NYU WIRELESS program, was named a Young Scholar by the society.

Image-recognition startup becomes 50th to graduate from NYU Poly

Clarifai raises $10 million and leaves the Varick Street incubator for a new home in the Flatiron district. Total valuation of the the incubators' 50 graduates: $721 million.

Wine cellars, security, and standards: Vint Cerf on IoT

The 'father of the Internet' has rigged a slick IoT system for his wine collection, but questions of standards and interoperability will dog developers in the outside world

Locky Ransomware Returns with New IKARUSdilapidated Phishing Campaign

Over 62,000 phishing emails delivered the new threat in the first three days of the campaign alone.

NYU Tandon Shows Off its Best and Brightest

Among the projects featured at the school's Research Expo: a model for earlier detection of autism, a search tool for the dark web and a virtual-reality experience to explore queerness. The event…

WeDidIt Scores $500,000 and Will Move to Buffalo After Winning Competition

A big win for the Dumbo startup and the NYU incubator that helped raise it.

These ‘Smart Cities’ Startups Wanna Move to Brooklyn

Meet the finalists for NYU Tandon's Urban Future Competition. Coming from as far as the United Kingdom, they're vying for $25,000 and a space at the Urban Future Lab incubator.

5 finalists announced for Make It in Brooklyn pitch competition

The theme will be “smart cities” and the startups looks interesting.

From Serviceperson to Entrepreneur

August 17, 2015

The NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering’s Veteran Entrepreneur Training (VET) Program Is Giving Former Military Members a Path into the Business World

Hoboken Oceanographer Dreams of Slowing Hurricanes Before Landfall

An oceanographer with the Stevens Institute thinks cooling the water in a hurricane's path could slow it down

Financial engineering helps fight cancer and climate change

Academics are reviving the discipline’s tarnished reputation

From Programming a Vacuum-Tube IBM to a Place in Computer History

May 25, 2017

Leonard Shustek (’70) is Honored by the ACM