Once again, Tandon’s Tier-1 USDOT University Transportation Center, under the direction of Professor Kaan Ozbay, sent dozens of presenters to the Transportation Review Board’s high-profile annual…
Shivani Dhir has deep ties to the university and an abundance of innovative ideas
Robotics expert Chen Feng aims to alleviate long-standing problems in occupational safety, productivity, costs, and labor shortages in the construction industry.
Technology Management or Industrial Engineering might be just the ticket
NYU Tandon’s Finance and Risk Engineering students win big yet again
NYU Tandon’s international students forge friendships, life skills, and solid career paths in one of the most exciting cities on the planet
Fall 2021 NYU Prototyping Fund Showcase
Martín Farach-Colton and Zhong-Ping Jiang are in the newest class of AAAS Fellows
New U.S. National Science Foundation program will advance responsible AI research before it is deployed for everyday use
The NYU Tandon School of Engineering climate-focused incubator will announce two winners, including the first ever climate adaptation focused prize.
Rutgers, Columbia and NYU to Lead Research Aimed at Pushing Limits of Wireless-Networking
The 2018 Research Expo Showcased the Exciting, Problem-Solving Work Being Done at NYU Tandon – and Some of It Was Fun as Well!
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Honored for Service to School and Dedication to Students
The Thompson-Bartlett Summer Research Fellowship turns 10
Ayaskanta Sahu is a 2021 recipient of the agency’s prestigious Young Faculty Award.
Their solution for reducing leak- and moisture-related energy costs in buildings sits squarely at the intersection of robotics, 3D models, and sustainability.
The robotics labs at NYU Tandon are making robotics a team sport, bringing together intersecting perspectives on the research behind the next generation of autonomous tools.
Tega Brain releases a book that illuminates teaching at the intersection of art and tech
Artificial intelligence used to evaluate job candidates must not become a tool that exacerbates discrimination.
Work in New York City collects systematic data on street-level flooding, partnering with local agencies to design real-time flood sensors and an open code that other cities can build on.
Their new public event series is taking a wide-ranging view of AI, its uses, and its implications
