I'm an Abolitionist, Not a Reformer: An Interview with Nina Paley

May 17, 2012

An Artist Hacks 70 Years Of American Voting Machines

But it’s okay! These antique machines were hacked for fun.

ACM Recognizes 2017 Distinguished Members as Pioneering Innovators that Are Advancing the Digital Age

November 8, 2017

Global Roster Selected for Outstanding Scientific, Engineering and Educational Contributions to Computing

NYU-Poly Professor Receives Prestigious Physics Honor

February 18, 2010

Associate Provost for Research Kurt Becker Awarded Erwin Schrödinger Medal

Live from Leogane: Orphans International Partners with Haitian School Founded by Orphan

Texas A&M welcomes fellows at Hagler Institute gala

Institute praised for its efforts in bringing academics to university

Skyline Names Escudero Rookie of the Year

November 10, 2010

Gabor Earns 2nd Team for Men's Soccer

Tandon Student Awarded Highest Honors from National Youth Organization

March 1, 2018

Kyra-Lee Harry Recognized for Her Community Work

Female presence in the engineering world

How women are paving the way for future female engineers

Judo Competes at East Coast Championships

September 16, 2010

Tse and Tan Place for NYU-Poly

Visualizing the Universe

Utah engineers co-developing space simulation software for planetariums and home computers

The Invisibility of Good Design

May 5, 2017

Design for America NYU showcases human-centered design projects tackling social issues

New York University Tandon School of Engineering Scholarship Program

Paint the town red, blue & pink!

March 1, 2017

Tandon student group hosting Holi festival for all NYU students

30 Under 30: Law & Policy

Fighting for your rights and better government

NYU-Poly Confers Honorary Doctor of Engineering Degree upon NACME’s Irving McPhail

May 18, 2010

Leader of Education and Education Policy Cited for Nurturing a Generation of Engineers

NYU-Poly Contest Unearths Wealth of Cyber Security Research by Students

October 21, 2010

Judges Tap 10 Doctoral Candidates as Finalists for Prestigious AT&T Research Award

Ambitious but Attainable Goals

September 10, 2015

On Its Way to Loftier Heights, the NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering has received re-accreditation for its undergraduate engineering programs by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and…

Fire Commissioner Scoppetta and Polytechnic University President Emeritus George Bugliarello Announce $1 Million Grant to Study Effects of Wind-Driven High-Rise Fires

February 25, 2008

Study Will Greatly Improve Safety for New Yorkers and FDNY Members

Sustainable design leads to another 1st place concrete canoe win

May 14, 2009

Fourth victory for NYU-Poly team; project utilized new materials, techniques.

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.

Innovative Events and Training Reshape Cybersecurity Education

Colleges seek to better prepare students for careers in tech risk management.

Tandon Faculty and Researchers Discuss Urban Resiliency with The National Academies

August 17, 2017

Move Over Rodents, Enter Robots

June 5, 2013

Robotic Fish Offer a New Avenue for Understanding Alcohol’s Effect on Brain, Behavior

Building a Legacy in the Lab

November 19, 2013

Students Team Up for Army Research Office Undergraduate School Apprenticeship Program (ARO-URAP)

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

Former Toronto mayor will teach at NYU

David Miller chosen for his "low carbon leadership"

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.

Cross Country Competes at Queensborough Event

September 29, 2010

Velasco Leads the Way for NYU-Poly

MOOCs Find Their Sweet Spot

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

Colloidal Spheres Coaxed to Self-Assemble into Photonic Crystals

Breakthrough raises hope for efficient alternative to today's computer chips

Verizon applauds FCC chairman's move to 5G spectrum

New academic research presents indoor office mmWave measurements, channels models at 28 GHz, 73 GHz for 5G

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

January 6, 2009

3D zebrafish can replace real animals in the lab

The 3D platform is ideal for neurobehavioral studies conducted to better understand the brain.

Poverty or Prosperity—Different Paths After College

Salaries vary widely for those who attended school in New York City, data show

NYU Tandon's Future Labs Just Released a List of 2016 Successes and Yowza, Go Brooklyn!

Recapping an exceptional year for the NYU Tandon Future Labs

NYU Tandon Professor Siddharth Garg is “Brilliant”

September 6, 2016

Cybersecurity Researcher Named to Popular Science Magazine’s “Brilliant 10” for His Innovations That Protect Microchips

Gone Fishing

June 15, 2017

In Honor of “Go Fishing Day,” We Remember a Faculty Member Who Left Physics for Fishing

Govenor Paterson Announces Funding to Grow 18 Clean Energy Businesses in New York

Nearly $3 Million Awarded to Help Companies Expand Businesses, Commercialize Cutting-Edge Technologies and Create New Economy Jobs in New York

Craigslist fails to flag most scam rental ads, study finds

More than half of suspicious real estate ads are never flagged for removal by Craigslist.

High School Girls Learn 'Virtuous Hacking' in Computer Science Program

IBM Watson Steps Into Real-World Cybersecurity

Watson for Cyber Security is a beta program that introduces IBM's machine learning technology to real-world security environments

Mapping the Shadows of New York City: Every Building, Every Block

The Struggle for Light and Air in America's Largest City

New 'Vertically Integrated Projects' Program Gives Students Experiential Learning Opportunity at NYU

The Tandon School of Engineering offers undergraduates one credit per semester for real-world research

This clean-tech startup has raised an astounding $7M in equity crowdfunding

For Keen Home, an appearance on Shark Tank likely had something to do with it.

A Team of Devs from Brooklyn College Won the $10k Top Prize at NYC Media Lab’s Summit

The team built a programming language called Picat, and judges saw its potential for game development and artificial intelligence problems.

The 2017 Prototyping Showcase Put NYU Ingenuity on Display

April 27, 2017

NYU-Poly Breakthrough Stabilizes Important Proteins

October 8, 2009

Applications Include Therapeutic Proteins for Diagnosis of Illnesses and Enzymes to Produce Bio-Ethanol and Low-Calorie Sweeteners

Will the Car of the Future Be Made from Coal Ash?

Coal waste could provide a strong, lightweight material for car manufacturers

Envisioning the Future of Cities, With a Boost From Philanthropy

MM-Wave Radio Spectrum Becomes Tangible 5G Path

NYU WIRELESS researchers are designing and validating technologies necessary for the millimeter-wave radio spectrum to create 5G wireless systems.

NYU says Craigslist sucks at spotting fake rental listings

Researchers claim that more than half of all scam adverts stay online for up to 20 hours.

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

Can New York save utilities from the 'death spiral' created by solar rooftops?

New York start-ups are hoping to make distributed generation a financially viable option for large power producers

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.

NYU Tandon gets $4.45 million to work on 5G and cybersecurity

The state funding will keep the school on the cutting edge of wireless research for at least five more years.

How Tech Helps Guide the Blind

New developments in accessible technology have made it easier than ever for the visually-impaired to connect.

Second half explosion gives NYU-Poly first win; drowns Dolphins 4-1

September 9, 2009

Fr. Nick Michalczewski scores two for NYU-Poly in win

NYU is Building a Real-Life Holodeck

For what? All sorts of stuff. A $2.9 million grant from the National Science Foundation will get things going.

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.

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

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

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…

The Tech Helping Immigrants Hack the Ban

Across the country, designers and coders are coming together to develop tools for communities targeted by Trump’s orders.

PicFic wins Make It In BK pitch competition

It's a platform for illustrated novels and the judges gave it the green light.

'The Ability Exchange,' Indiewire's September Project of the Month, is a 'One-Man Band' Empathy Engine

The director behind the upcoming documentary talks about his experiences crafting a film with (and for) the disability community.

Urban Pulse Uses Social Media Data to Show Cities in a New Light

The open-source platform could prove useful for architects and planners seeking a better understanding of places and the people who use them

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

BP Markowitz, Downtown Brooklyn Partnership Unveil Designs Of Re-Imagined Open Space From Borough Hall To Brooklyn Bridge Park

Four colleges present best-use ideas for Downtown Brooklyn Commons, 21 acres of public space

First Lego League Brooklyn Qualifier

400 students from across Brooklyn were swarming inside 6 Metrotech Center, on the campus of NYU-Poly this weekend, for the NYC First Lego League Brooklyn Qualifier.

How Secure is the Fingerprint Scanner on Your Phone?

It surely makes your phone safe, but the question is, for how long

NYU Docs are Using Machine Learning to Stop a Stealthy Disease Before It's Too Late

Lymphedema causes unsightly swelling in the arms and legs. But researchers Mei Fu and Yao Wang have an idea for catching early symptoms sooner.

Federal government puts money behind NYU Tandon’s 5G cellular program

The school is receiving a new grant from the U.S. Commerce Department for $2.2 million.

City's incubator tally swells to 100

The city is already awash in common work spaces for startups, Crain's research finds, but more are expected as the focus expands from tech to other industries.

Researchers Uncover Car Infotainment Vulnerability

Should an automobile manufacturer have to release a patch for a feature that they never deployed? A newly discovered vulnerability in MirrorLink's infotainment software may force an answer.