On Our Radar: Robots Plying the Gowanus

Researchers Develop Robotic Animals that Can See and Mimic Movements of Real Animals

Polytechnic University Hosts Lynford Lecture

November 30, 2007

Professor Griffis to serve on policy committee of national civil engineering society

July 31, 2007

Art review: In ‘Now,’ technological prowess poses human questions

R. Luke DuBois' work is on display at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art through Sept. 4.

If H&M Has Its Way, in the Future We'll All Be Wearing "Grape Leather" and "Manure Couture"

Microbiome Research in a Social World

Robots show how alcohol calms fear in fish

NYU and ffVC Collaborate on AI Startup Support Program

Here are 4 Ways #Opendata Could Improve the World, Down to Your Neighborhood

We caught up with Stefaan Verhulst to talk about his new ebook, "The Global Impact of Open Data."

New Monolayer Material Could Unlock Nano-Scale Electronics

Why Faculty Still Don't Want to Teach Online

As a teacher, you may prefer traditional classrooms full of residential students, but virtual education is here to stay and offers significant benefits, writes Robert Ubell.

NYU School Gets Funding To Support City’s Cleantech Initiatives

How to Overcome Hesitation About Teaching Online

Digital Gems: Osmos is Surreal, Soothing, Magnificent

Osmos might be one of the earliest iOS games, but it's still one of the best.

New Forensic Tool Could Add Filter to Child Porn Scans

How Open Data Can Revolutionize a Society in Crisis

A Shattered Adam Statue Comes to Life at the Met

Wi-Fi @ 25: A Look Back

The Tinder Approach to Fixing Our Government

Q&A: Tandon Professor a Rising Star in STEM

Steve Blank Hails NYU Engineering Grads, Talks Building Businesses

You Really Should Read an App's Service Terms

Nothin’ But Net

A Slew of NYC Meetups With Tindie and Hackaday This Week

Statement by Polytechnic President Jerry M. Hultin and Board Chairman Craig G. Matthews On Board Approval to Move Forward With Merger with New York University

October 10, 2007

Grants Advance Research into Composites to Protect Vehicles and Troops

August 5, 2014

Poly Trustee Joins Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities

February 2, 2007

Computer Scientist and Philosopher Judea Pearl Delivers 15th Annual Lynford Lecture on Science of Cause and Effect

November 8, 2013

Zhong-Ping Jiang Receives NSF Research Award

September 20, 2011

Robots Strike Fear in the Hearts of Fish

2018 IGDAF WIG Ambassadors

We are very pleased to present our 2018 IGDA Foundation Women in Games Ambassadors.

Hacked 3D Printers Could Commit Industrial Sabotage

Hackers could introduce defects into printed products, researchers are warning

Hacked 3D Printers Could Commit Industrial Sabotage

Hackers could introduce defects into printed products, researchers are warning

Tech Tidbits From Across New Hampshire

UNH to train North Country STEM teachers, Flatley Challenge nears... and more

Students Envision a New Downtown

City Universities Are Part of Bloomberg's Green Jobs Vision

Teachers get WISE

August 12, 2007

Stable proteins may yield ’sweet’ biofuels

NYU-Poly Varick Street Incubator Taps Into Student Talent and Helps Startups Grow Up

F.B.I. Admits Hacker Group’s Eavesdropping

4 Plus 1, Raised to a Higher Power

December 20, 2012

A Multi-Borough Back-to-School Day

May 1, 2014

Polytechnic University Announces Winners of Annual Nationwide "Battles in the Cyber World" Competition

December 6, 2007

New York’s Leading Technological University Hosts Competition to Address the Future of Cyber Security

App Developers Hunker Down In Brooklyn To Make Transit Service Better

Hackathon Underway To Improve Service On Subway, Bus, Commuter Rail

Area youth tackle urban sustainability

January 29, 2009

"Urban Future Lab" at NYU School of Engineering in Brooklyn Tech Triangle

Global Interest in Urban Re-Design

NYU Urban Future Lab Launches Competition To Attract Smart-City, Smart-Grid Startups To NYC

This Software Is So Sleazy Google Calls It ‘Ooze’

You probably don’t even realize you’re downloading this junk.

Online Banking Privacy Hack: Use 2 Browsers to Increase Your Security

Women in Tech Tell Us How to Fix the Industry’s Gender Problem - Video

The Password Fallacy: Why Our Security System Is Broken, and How to Fix It

Our password system is broken, and it's about time we change it.

Gabor Named to Skyline 1st-Team; Rohr and Turgut Earn 2nd-Team Nods

November 10, 2009

Kalin picked as Coach of the Year

3D-Printed Syntactic Foams Might Bring Submarines to New Depths

Air Force cadets earning honors as academic hackers

NYU-Poly’s Media and Games Network Opens

Expo Shows Applications of Augmented Reality Technology

How trustworthy is your digital hardware?

NYU Wireless' Rappaport encouraged by US policy on 5G spectrum

NYU Urban Future Lab Launches IoT Startup Competition

With "Temporary" Tattoo Ink, No More Ragrets

On Time (And On Budget, FYI) With Mobileware

Squink personal factory aims to make circuit prototyping easy

Want $1 Million From Google? Just Win the Super Bowl of Computing

Edenworks: urban ‘aquaponics’ uses energy modeling to farm under water

Urban food startup, Edenworks, creating its first experimental greenhouse atop a steelworks in East Williamsburg.

National Science Foundation Funds NYU Engagement in STEM Program

Greentown Labs expands cleantech network with NYU partnership

Fingerprints Fall Short When It Comes to Securing Smartphones

A new study finds that smartphone fingerprint security has vulnerabilities similar to weak passwords.

Moving Toward Automatic Benefits in New York City

Urban Informatics Offers Partnership Opportunities Between Institutions, Cities

New Research Could Help Reveal Who is Buying Online Trafficking Ads

NYUAD in Potential Computer Chip Security Breakthrough

Abu Dhabi-based university develops logic-locked chip that represent significant development in securing technology hardware

Why Young Women Flock to This Engineering School

Brooklyn's NYU Tandon is moving toward gender parity by making tech more welcoming to female students

New York City Startup Incubator Targets Smart Cities, Clean Energy

AI Is Dreaming Up New Kinds of Video Games

AI programs that imagine new games show how the creative arts may evolve.

Zebrafish Robot

Communications Designline Blog

NY and CT students' inventions help with food safety

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

Photo Recovery Software Review: Adroit Photo Recovery Performed Best!

Dr. Jane (Xan) Alexander Appointed as Vice President of Research and Technology Initiatives

August 30, 2006

NYU Hackathon focuses on education

Spot a Rental Scam Before It's Too Late

Promise Scholars to Pledge Commitment to Academic Excellence on March 23

March 14, 2006

Former IBM Executive Vice President of Innovation and Technology to Speak at Commencement

May 19, 2014

Undergraduates spend summer gaining first-hand research experience

August 25, 2016

Researchers Engineer a Hybrid Five Times More Effective in Delivering Genetic Material Into Cells

December 16, 2013

Safety in Numbers: How Four NYU Students Came Together to Bring Women Together

Fariña: STEM students ‘the answer to all our problems’

Game Changer: Game Maker & UX Designer Catt Small talks Multifaceted Skill-sets, Interactive Technology and Diverse Industries

Men's Volleyball Loses Tight Match to City

March 11, 2011

5G Progress, Realities Set in at Brooklyn 5G Summit

Security News This Week: Trump's Cybersecurity Executive Order Looks... Pretty Good!

Budding Researchers Impress at Research Expo's First Undergraduate Capstone Competition

May 11, 2016