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First Lego League Brooklyn Qualifier
Super-high frequencies could one day deliver your mobile video
Brain Scans Show Early Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder
VCs are in search of the next Airbnb
Competition ignites as accelerators woo the best startups in the city.
A.I. is Powering an Invisible Shopping Revolution
NYU Takes Us Out To The Ballgame, Gives Us Our First Baseball Team In 40 Years
Highest Performing Tungsten Disulfide Yet Brings Flexible 2D Circuits Closer
Rockstar Professors & Mentors in Automotive Cybersecurity
Forbes’ annual ranking of the Top Colleges in the nation
Tandon's Newest Upgrade Helps Students Build the Future
This Entrepreneurship Program Taught Me The Skills To Build A Better Future
After a 10-week entrepreneurship program, this Army veteran is now launching her own business dedicated to helping other vets.
NYU's Gary Marcus is an Artificial Intelligence Contrarian
He sold his startup to Uber and helped the ride-hailing company launch its AI lab. But he's not sold on the rise of the machines just yet.
NYU Scientists Invent New Protein Regenerative Medicine
Data science, bioengineering, and radiology come together to create life-saving proteins
Marconi Society Names Four 2017 Paul Baran Young Scholars
Cutting edge researchers drive significant advances in machine learning, wireless communications, and network localization and navigation
Devito Pitches NYU-Poly to Win Over Blue Knights
March 22, 2010
Jays split with Mount Saint Mary
Dr. Andres Fortino Appointed as Associate Provost and Dean of Westchester Campus
November 7, 2006
Alum, Catt Small, named Technologist of the Year at Brooklyn Innovation Awards
February 1, 2016
Being part of Green Team leads to chance at new career
Resident hopes to turn his passion into job
FCC OKs sweeping Spectrum Frontiers rules to open up nearly 11 GHz of spectrum
Decision may be most important one the agency makes all year, Wheeler says
Democrats Should Stop Talking About Bipartisanship and Start Fighting
What's New in Civic Tech: U.S. House Approves Email Privacy Protections, Seattle PD Deploys Data Analytics Platform
Plus, DataRescue SF Bay event strives to preserve publicly accessible data resources from the federal government.
Urban Science Centre Born in Big Apple
New Study to Examine Next Generation Mobile Networks
Cybersecurity Researcher Joins the Ranks of the 'Brilliant'
September 16, 2013
NYU-Poly Professor Justin Cappos Developed Digital Platform Used Widely to Circumvent Censorship, Aid Education; Named One of the Young ‘Brilliant 10’ Engineers and Scientists by Popular Science…
Business Briefs: Pienso Raises $2.1 Million Seed Round
FTC's Brill Urges Data Brokers To Build On Acxiom's Effort
What Do Employers Really Think About Online Degrees?
Tor users increasingly treated like second-class Web citizens
Websites often cut off access to Tor users because of abuse concerns
NYU-Poly's NYC ACRE to host 'CleantechExecs' curriculum
NACME president honored by Polytechnic Institute of NYU
Magical Microbes
Sing to Me, O Mentor!
April 3, 2012
This year's Inno/Vention contestants talk about the secret ingredient to success.
High schoolers! (And parents!) Here’s a chance to do something really cool this summer
NYU Tandon is offering New York students a chance to work with real academics and researchers.
Researchers Are Making Some Amazing Advances Thanks to Fish, Real and 3D Printed
Single virus sensing strikes gold
A hybrid whispering gallery mode/plasmonic biosensor can detect and size the smallest known virus, so that no viral particle can evade detection.
The Newest Tech Innovations at NYC Media Lab's Third Annual Summit
Why Faculty Still Don't Want to Teach Online
This article, written by Robert Ubell was originally posted by Inside Higher Ed on December 13, 2016.
NYU Poly Expands Cybersecurity Competition
ATIS Integrates Uptane Security
Sandy, five years later: Emergency
Why would Amazon want to build HQ2 in Brooklyn?
There's no space and it's expensive, but local tech leaders are still mounting their case. Hear them explain why it could actually make sense.
Researchers develop microchips that detect and diagnose diseases
February 1, 2025
Can Gold Nanoparticles Help Predict Heart Attacks?
Apps Reinvent Green at City Hackathon
NYU-Poly Expands Campus in Brooklyn’s MetroTech Center
May 24, 2011
Leases 120,000 Rentable Square Feet as Part of its $38M Capital Plan; Consistent with NYU’s Efforts to Develop Academic Space Outside of Greenwich Village
Poly Hacking Competition Comes to Close, Winners Announced
How Technology is Crowd-Sourcing the Fight Against Hunger
As technology changes public access to data, the power for change is shifting from large organizations into the hands of the people.
Nokia Aims to Take Guesswork Out of 5G Business Plans
Ed Koch's legacy: A city bursting with free expression
Unlike subsequent mayors, he celebrated protests
NYU Tandon to Embed NYC Teachers in Industry to Help Them Become Engineering Career Advocates
June 28, 2016
National Science Foundation-Sponsored STEM Program Aims to Educate the Next Generation of Tech Innovators
Is the Buildings Department Getting Its Act Together?
In a Brooklyn speech, the commissioner says the agency is now speedier and more citizen-friendly, without cutting corners on safety
Let the Hacking Begin: NYU Launches Largest Cyber Security Student Contests
Internet of Things and IPv6 Discussed by Vint Cerf at NYU Lecture
Come Watch Top Cleantech Startups in New York Pitch Investors
If you’re an investor, utility, entrepreneur or established vendor eyeing the future of New York’s energy scene, you can’t miss this event.
AI Startup Funding Part I: 23 AI Incubators and Accelerators
A.I, CLOUD COMPUTING, STARTUPS, VIRTUAL REALITY, WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY
Popular Science names two Brooklyn technologies among top 100 inventions of 2017
Cybersecurity from NYU's Uptane and decentralized cell network goTenna make the list.
STEM Education's National Moment
NYU-Poly Expands at MetroTech
Short-Handed Lady Jays Take Two from Philly Bible
March 25, 2010
Beat Crimson Eagles 3-2 and 11-1
Howie Mann: Helping to Train a New Generation
Modular Experts Comment On Ratner Highrise Plan
New Analysis Suggests Which Colleges Help Disadvantaged Students
Welp, here it is: The first attempt to hack Ebola
NYU Tandon Celebrates Achievements of Our Students and Faculty
December 21, 2017
A Look Back at 2017
NYU-Poly's Maurizio Porfiri Named One of Popular Science's 'Brilliant 10'
October 20, 2010
Magazine Spotlights 'Water Wizard's' Work on Robotic Fish
New I-Corps project to help D.C. startups market technology
The National Science Foundation, which runs I-Corps, gave additional funding to the University last fall to fund the new program.
Dumbo incubator space graduates its first startup
McAfee exec pitches NYU-Poly women on cybersecurity careers
A 14-year veteran of product management at McAfee lays out the six types of people the cybersecurity industry needs.