A new study found a link between the number of racist tweets and real-life hate crimes in 100 US cities

June 26, 2019

5G Rise Slowed by Cost, Regulation

Countries must harmonize, researcher says

More Than Bricks and Mortar

September 16, 2014

Researchers and Professors Find a New Home at the School of Engineering

Boffins Design Security Chip to Spot Hidden Hardware Trojans in Processors

When fabs go rogue.

The Race to Turn Hotels Into Coronavirus Hospitals

March 24, 2020

Go Go Gadgets! NYU Tandon Opens High-Tech Engineering Workshop

The Future is Now: Innovation Square Comes to NYU-Poly

June 12, 2012

Greenpoint YMCA Teens Create Problem Solving Robots

Year In Review: Transitions 2017, Newtown Remembers

NYU students exercise empathy as they learn to design for those with disabilities

October 2, 2019

The Disappearing American Grad Student

Queens of the Diamond

April 25, 2010

NYU-Poly wins 16th straight

AI generates playful, human-like games

February 26, 2025

New research reveals alarming privacy and security threats in Smart Homes

October 26, 2023

Hate buffering? NYU-Poly’s new $2M grant could make 5G cellular networks a reality

In Memoriam: Donald Scarl

March 24, 2023

September 17, 1935 - March 13, 2023

NYU Poly already looking towards 5G networks

The Worst Healthcare Cybersecurity Breaches of 2017

Winning Student Inventors Tackle Medical Challenges

April 11, 2011

NYU-Poly Team Would Replace the Century-Old Bandage; Staten Island Tech High School Students Reinvent the Wheelchair to Win Time Warner Cable Inno/Vention Competition

THIS WEEKEND, HELP COME UP WITH CREATIVE SOLUTIONS TO COMBAT EBOLA

ACE: Constructing a valuable mentorship program

December 9, 2024

Introducing students to careers in Architecture, Construction, and Engineering

NYU Tandon Lab Helps NASA Sail Smoothly on Lunar Seas

May 4, 2017

Doctoral student wins green chemistry award

July 19, 2007

The GovLab launches free online course on “Open Justice” to support more efficient, effective and equitable legal systems

July 15, 2021

From Tandon’s Integrated Design & Media program all the way to the Sundance Film Festival

February 8, 2023

Alum Samantha Renshi Skinner (‘21) wins one of the festival’s top prizes

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

Man Vs. Machine: The New Kings Of Wall Street

Israel is 5th Nation to Host Student Cyber Security Contest

Final hacking competition in world’s largest student-led cybersecurity games will be available this year at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

NYU Teams Up with Venture Fund to Help Startups Working on Artificial Intelligence (video)

Why people ruin others’ lives by exposing all their data online

NYU-Poly Cricket Team: Year 1, No. 11 in the U.S.

June 24, 2010

Why beer doesn’t slosh as much as water

Study finds online sites lag in detecting rental scams

Craigslist caught fewer than half of obvious scams, NYU researchers report

Virtual Distance: President Hultin delivers presentation on management in the digital age

November 26, 2007

NYU provides college-Level STEM research courses to middle, high school students

January 26, 2025

Citizen Scientists Train Artificial Intelligence to Help Mitigate Noise Pollution in NYC

February 26, 2019

Injectable gel could be major step toward osteoarthritis treatment

May 26, 2022

This neat trick makes it simpler to forecast a decade of stock-market returns

February 26, 2025

Two NYU Tandon students are headed to prestigious fellowships at national labs

October 14, 2021

Steven Farrell and Ed Sartor, both in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, won recognition for their forward-thinking proposals.

Clean Sweep: Women's Volleyball Wins Three

October 24, 2010

Finishes in Second Place in the Skyline

How to avoid the worst coronavirus scams: Tech Support

May 14, 2020

Taxi line app gets green light

Ride-sharing service BandWagon allows passengers to leap to the head of airport taxi stands. The Taxi and Limousine Commission has given it the go-ahead.

NYC Funds Tech Incubator in Brooklyn

Grant to help foster more startups in Dumbo

Keith O'Brien First Recipient of CSE Best Adjunct Professor Award

August 28, 2015

A Look into Professor Keith O'Brien's Course and Lab Design

Aspiring engineers envision their future careers with the help of notable alumni

June 10, 2019

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

When One Fish Gets Drunk, Its Whole School Swims Faster

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

April 13, 2011

The US has failed to pass AI regulation. New York City is stepping up

October 19, 2023

When it comes to the surface of Mars, two robots are better than one

July 1, 2019

NYU Tandon trading teams achieve 5th consecutive year of wins

November 18, 2019

LISTEN: What are ‘deepfakes,’ and what is Brooklyn doing to fight them?

July 11, 2019

Summing up CSAW ‘19

November 26, 2019

2018 NYU Summer Sprint Startup Teams Finish Strong

June 22, 2018

Creator of the floating metal

Nikhil Gupta’s super strong, super light floating metal has created a buzz in the U.S.

Researchers find that red-flagging misinformation could slow the spread of fake news on social media

April 27, 2020

A team led by researchers at NYU Tandon discover that credibility indicators flagging spurious headlines can reduce intention to share non-true news, though demographics and political affiliation…

Hacking a Different Kind of Virus

November 13, 2014

Two-Day Hackathon Explores Ebola Aid Solutions

Radio Club of America awards Armstrong Medal to originator of Massive MIMO antenna technology

September 30, 2019

Thomas Marzetta becomes second consecutive wireless researcher at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering to be recognized for seminal contributions

Tandon Researchers Develop Database to Reduce Crime and Incarceration

New Books by Faculty

February 19, 2016

Extreme heat impacting infrastructure

July 14, 2024

Hundreds of Students Compete in Lego Competition

iPhone X First Look: Let's Talk About Face ID

Wired for Opportunity, Vulnerable to Deep Risk: students and professionals unite to secure cyber space

October 27, 2008

The New York City Hardware Startup Heat Map

A dozen hardware startups that you should know about in New York City.

As tech world weighs options for software supply chain security, a call for urgency

July 10, 2022

NYU Tandon School of Engineering Awarded Highly Competitive $260,000 NEH Grant to Digitize New York City Record

March 28, 2016

Grant to Fund Digitizing the City Record 1873 to 1998: Making Transparent New York City Government Infrastructure and Political Economy

Speed cameras across Baltimore are issuing fewer tickets. Is that a bad thing?

August 13, 2025

NYU Researchers Announce Improved Manufacturing Process For Making Perovskite Solar Panels

5G Wireless Is Coming, and It’s Going to Blow You Away

A massive FCC spectrum release—and new advances in wireless technologies—accelerate an era of incredibly fast data.

Being part of Green Team leads to chance at new career

Resident hopes to turn his passion into job

Want to Go Solar? Do It as a Community

Cell Phone Cancer Concerns: What Else Is a Danger in Your Home?

Krasny Makes First-Team in Men's Tennis

May 4, 2011

Breaking Down Walls: Doctoral Candidate Working at Frontier of Cybersecurity and 3D Printing

October 8, 2018

Fei Chen Places Third in Highly Competitive Falling Walls Lab Pitch Event

How New York is Building the Renewable Energy Grid of the Future

This is a story of ripping up old incentives that encouraged selling as much electricity as possible, then unleashing the entrepreneurs.

MOOCs Find Their Sweet Spot

There are three steps for turning MOOCs into money makers, writes Robert Ubell.

Brains, Ducks & Nuts Overall Winners at 2011 SAE Aero Design West!

How These Undergrads Won a Chance to Try Elon Musk’s Insane Vaccuum Tube

'It was like an enormous science fair on steroids'

Bloomberg: Startups From Incubator Have Raised $38 Million In Venture Capital

Brooklyn Produces More "Brilliants"

September 17, 2014

NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering Professor Jonathan Viventi is 3rd Faculty Member Named to Popular Science Magazine’s “Brilliant 10” List

Biomimetic Robotic Fish That Act Like The Real Deal

A Marriage of Art and Engineering: The Installment of Charles Simonds' Mental Earth at NYU IFA

Fentrend Start-Up Awarded Grant from NYU

Making connections

March 20, 2023

The Wearables Design Jam at the NYU Tandon MakerSpace invited new ideas on how

Elon Musk's Tunnel Vision: Why His "Boring Company" Underground Traffic Solution is a Bad Idea

Increasing space for single-occupancy driving is not the future — fewer cars is