A young professor has greatly improved the resolution of brain scans, allowing a deeper understanding of epileptic seizures. His work recently won him a spot on MIT Technology Review's "35 Innovators…
Connecting vehicles to one another and the world around them poses a substantial cyber security hurdle that automakers must overcome.
Researchers from two universities were able to spoof some fingerprint-based security systems, demonstrating the possibility of creating a master print to unlock phones.
It’s all about the right kind of randomness.
The hackers use known contacts to gain access.
NYU School of Engineering's Nikhil Gupta and collaborators discover a way to expand the applications of metal matrix syntactic foams to autos, ships, trains, and more
Super-fast phones! Smarter robots! Autonomous cars! What exactly the future holds is unclear, said speakers at Thursday's Brooklyn 5G Summit, but stronger, quicker and more connected cellular…
The Hotlist, a “social aggregator,” raises $800,000 in angel financing led by Centurion Holdings to fund platform development.
Flaws in Skype and similar Internet phone systems could potentially disclose the identities, locations, and even digital files of hundreds of millions of users, a new study finds.
A team of scientists based at New York University (NYU)’s Tandon School of Engineering has developed a method of improving the performance of non-fullerene organic solar cells, by introducing a…
The open-source platform could prove useful for architects and planners seeking a better understanding of places and the people who use them
Sensors can do just about anything and they're reliable, but just how reliable? Accelerometers, activity trackers, and LIDAR sensors are just a few we'll go into and show just how the sensors can be…
Winning faculty and student teams from Columbia University, The New School, NYU, CUNY, SVA and Cornell Tech demonstrated at NYC Media Lab’s Annual Summit.
The downturn and growth of innovative sector give rise to entrepreneurs.
The Vision Zero traffic-safety campaign depends on using data to identify dangerous conditions. Now that data is getting even better.
Beware the “exploit kit infection chain,” Cisco researcher warns at SecureWorld Boston
This weekend, NYU Tandon is teaming up with the National Defense University to "tackle some of the toughest Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief challenges facing modern urban centers."
A pair of engineering professors are adding numbers to the debate over who besides riders should pay to keep subways running
New computer forensic tools will make it possible to recover more data from corrupted hard drives so long as the missing files haven't been overwritten.
Cisco said that the sample files reveal an undetected software flaw in its products
RCR Wireless News recognizes inaugural list of leaders fueling the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Three Indian-American researchers have shown that the fingerprint-based security systems used in smartphones and other gadgets are way more vulnerable to hacking than we imagined.
City Tech and NYU Tandon School of Engineering have already agreed to participate in the $1 million competition.
“If everyone is trying to be some kind of weird, socially acceptable creature, then we’re not going to get anywhere,” said the Grammy-nominated composer at NYU last week.
Engineers at NYU have built an AR app to operate robots in the real world
NYU-Poly Engineers and Scientists Refine their Search for Biomimetic Robots to Lead Real Fish from Danger
History of Computing Conference Coming to NYU in May 2016
Research Team Replaces Fickle Males with Replicas and Robotics for More Reliable Reactions
NYU-Poly Avenges Regular Season Loss; Wins NCAA Bid
Robotic Fish Offer a New Avenue for Understanding Alcohol’s Effect on Brain, Behavior
Celebrating Two Alumni Who Made Pioneering Contributions to Cardiac Medicine
Gabor, Rohr, and Schwartz named to All-Tournament Team
Sophomore Smacks Three Homers to Lead NYU-Poly
Will Play Middlebury College in NCAA Regionals
Violets Streak Past Jays in Non-Conference Play
Study Will Greatly Improve Safety for New Yorkers and FDNY Members
First-place Old Westbury runs away in 2nd half
First in New York to be Designated an NSA Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations
Six turnovers in final two minutes spells 64-53 loss
NYU-Poly beats Raptors 60-38 to extend winning streak
Raptors Hold Off NYU-Poly for 3-2 Win
Lady Jays and Rams Split Skyline Double-Header
NJIT Hands Men's Hoops Season Opening Loss
Bern Dibner Library Celebrates Tandon’s Long Tenure as a Leader in Wireless Communications
White House Director Samara N. Moore Joins Telecom and Energy Leaders for NYU School of Engineering/Sloan Lecture
Pickell Records 18th Double-Double
NYU Law Joins NYU Engineering in 6th Sloan Cyber Lecture
NYU-Poly Commencement Returns to Brooklyn at Barclays Center; Grants Honorary Degrees to Noted Physicist S. James Gates and Josh S. Weston, Leader of ADP and FIRST
Mount Saint Mary Defeats NYU-Poly 3-2
Jays and Violets go head-to-head in first-round of NCAA tournament
Joe Landolina of the company Suneris and his colleagues were able to seal deep cuts into rats’ livers and carotid arteries in tests.
