White House Cybersecurity Director Calls on Business to Help Safeguard Critical Infrastructure

March 5, 2014

White House Director Samara N. Moore Joins Telecom and Energy Leaders for NYU School of Engineering/Sloan Lecture

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

College entrepreneurship programs expand

NYC universities see a spike in enrollments for studies focusing on how students can launch and manage their own businesses.

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.

ASCAP introduces slate of AI initiatives to help music creators navigate the future while protecting their work

June 13, 2023

Grenoble INP Esisar coordinates the 1st European Cybersecurity Competition (CSAW) in Valence (Translated)

Grenoble INP - Esisar, in collaboration with New York University (NYU), is organizing the European edition of Cyber ​​Security Awareness Week (CSAW), from 9 to 11 November 2017, at Esisar in Valencia.

Brooklyn Atlantis citizen science project uses robot boats in Gowanus

Part of the citizen science movement that crowdsources field research, a team at NYU-Poly is working on Brooklyn Atlantis, which is using robotic boats to monitor and record data about the Gowanus…

Power play! NYU Poly expands with new energy program

The Brooklyn school is developing a new master's degree curriculum in energy engineering and policy

A Robot To Explore Brooklyn’s Epically Polluted Gowanus Canal

The Gowanus is a toxic soup that cuts through the New York borough, too poisonous for human exploration. A group of students are sending a remote-controlled, camera-equipped robot--the Brooklyn…

Yargh! Piracy and Intellectual Property in the 3D-Printing Era

Counterfeiting is the world’s second-oldest profession. An estimated $220 million of U.S. currency is counterfeit. By comparison, according to the OECD, about 2.5 percent of goods, or $461 billion,…

The Man Who Defends Hardware From Hackers

Siddharth Garg is one of the 10 most brilliant people of 2016.

Watch Astronauts' Violent Return To Earth From Inside Their Space Capsule

The three-hour trip from the ISS is loud and surprisingly bumpy.

SBA Awards Prize to New Brooklyn Program to Help Military Veterans Become Entrepreneurs

September 21, 2016

Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and the NYU Tandon School of Engineering to Offer Special Services for Start-up Phase and Beyond

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.

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.

Uber in Artificial-Intelligence Drive After buying Startup

Ride-hailing service is creating new division to develop the technology

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

Why cow data and satellite data should not mix: AIG CEO talks cybersecurity

Peter Hancock, CEO of world's largest insurer, is bullish on big data, up to a point.

Game Innovation Lab, NYU-Poly

How Cybersecurity Became 2017's Hot New Major

Everybody wants to teach, but nobody can decide what it is

One Approach Does Not Fit All

Anne-Laure Fayard is an assistant professor of management in the department of technology management and innovation at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University.

NYU Tandon Professor Named a Rising Star of Chemical Engineering

March 15, 2016

Jin Kim Montclare Is Honored by the American Chemical Society for Her Development of Engineered Proteins that Can Fight Disease, Mitigate Environmental Damage and More

Zuckerberg vs. Democracy

January 10, 2025

Interesting facts on the state of indoor farming

Brooklyn startup Agrilyst is out with a data-rich yearly report on the state of indoor farming.

Downtown Brooklyn to get clean tech incubator that will house up to 20 startups

The city is partnering with NYU-Polytech to launch the Clean Technology Entrepreneur Center

A Winning Paper

December 21, 2015

Paper by Professor Emeritus David Goodman Honored for Lasting Value

Prediction: This Won't End Well

Tiny NYU-Poly Preps for Big Mismatch

What 5G Will Be: Crazy-Fast Wireless Tested in New York City

Samsung’s technology for ultrafast data speeds currently requires a truckload of equipment.

Three Faculty Elected to Serve on National and International Professional Organizations

December 21, 2015

Cities Are Trying to End Pedestrian Deaths. New Data Suggests They're Making Progress

The Vision Zero traffic-safety campaign depends on using data to identify dangerous conditions. Now that data is getting even better.

Did you hear? Physics and virology collide in a Rogers Hall laboratory

July 28, 2008

Tech company forges tighter relationships

Nrelate helps Web publishers link content using software that is similar to online dating sites.

Downtown Brooklyn to get clean tech incubator that will house up to 20 startups

The city is partnerning with NYU-Polytech to launch the Clean Technology Entrepreneur Center

Electricity: Cutting the cords

Two new technologies could bring truly wireless electricity, even on the go

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

New Temporary Urban Art Installation on Manhattan Bridge Colonnade

February 24, 2011

Iconic New York City Gateway is a Canvas to NYU-Poly’s Carl Skelton, Paying Tribute to City’s Everyday Heroes, Past and Present

Beam Me to the Faculty Senate

Videoconferencing proves useful on campuses

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 Tandon Sustainable Energy Researcher Named a Top Young Latin American Innovator by MIT Technology Review

October 5, 2017

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Professor Miguel Modestino Honored for Developing Solar and Biomass Alternatives to Carbon-Based Fuel for Chemical Manufacturing

Financial Engineering News Salutes Polytechnic University

March 21, 2006

Swipe right to fix the world: can Tinder-like tech match solutions to problems?

There is a proliferation of technology that helps us match talent with need. If privacy is protected in the process, this development could have a high impact

New York City Noise Pollution Research

Researchers from NYU's Center for Urban Science and Progress and Music and Audio Research Laboratory have teamed up to study the problem of urban noise pollution.

NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering Researchers Make Innovative Use of LEGO

June 17, 2015

Division of the American Society for Engineering Education Honors Paper Showing Middle School Teachers How to Use Robots for Lessons

Findmine Technology Aims to Help the Style Challenged

The technology is designed to help retailers maximize incremental sales.

NYU-Poly Opens New Facility In Downtown Brooklyn

New York University is branching out in Brooklyn.

NYU-Poly Opens New Space in MetroTech Center

January 20, 2012

City Leaders Join NYU-Poly and NYU Presidents for Ribbon-Cutting on 120,000 Sq Ft of New Academic Space in Brooklyn

The Rush to Hedge Against Black Swan Events

Wall Street is seeing a boom in funds that offer protection from market calamities known as "long-tail risks"

Move Over Rodents, Enter Robots

June 5, 2013

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

277 million more harmful posts could flood Facebook and Instagram, study says

February 25, 2025

FTC Commissioner to Urge Data Brokers to Disclose Consumer Information to Consumers

October 15, 2013

Julie Brill Joins Thought Leaders for NYU-Poly/Sloan Lecture, ‘Reclaim Your Name: Privacy in the World of Big Data’

Data Sharing Vital in Fight Against Childhood Obesity

The Data Lab is teaming up with UNICEF to encourage data-sharing in public and private organisations in an effort to combat childhood obesity in Scotland.

Leading University Research Centers in the U.S. and India Announce Cybersecurity Collaboration

December 6, 2016

NYU Tandon and Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur Agree to Joint Education and Research Initiatives to Strengthen Critical Infrastructure and Defend Against Cyber Warfare

Top Internet Researchers to Convene at NYU-Poly

October 22, 2013

Annual Conference Explores National Science Foundation’s GENI Project on Campus that Hosts Test Bed for 4G Wireless Research

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

Humanizing Autonomy

Driving well is a relative thing, dependent on context and ingrained behavior as much as on learned skills, experts say — and this notion applies equally to both humans and self-driving cars.

NYU Expanding Into Former MTA Headquarters in Downtown Brooklyn

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.

Public testbed to speed the path to 5G

The NYU WIRELESS research centre has announced it will build an advanced programmable platform to design, prototype, and validate technologies vital for the millimetre wave (mmWave) radio spectrum,…

ConnectAbility Challenge Winners Help Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act

July 30, 2015

Federal Hall serves as stage for teams who enhance access for all, including Tech Kids Unlimited: LOLA

NYU launches cybersecurity master's program to help fill skills gap

There's a shortage of cybersecurity experts, but NYU is working on fixing that with a new master's degree.

Greentown Labs and NYC ACRE Announce Collaborative Network Expansion Program

March 21, 2016

Massachusetts and New York cleantech incubators cooperate to facilitate market entry for early-stage startups

World's Largest Student Cybersecurity Games Kicks Off at NYU

A Storied Life

May 18, 2016

Professor Yoshi Okamoto Is Honored on His 90th Birthday

Studies from New York University further understanding of life sciences

Chancellor, Microsoft, and NYU Polytechnic Announce NYC Summer STEM 2015

May 7, 2015

Pilot Program Will Provide Hands-On STEM Opportunities for 1,200 Students

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.

Paint the town red, blue & pink!

March 1, 2017

Tandon student group hosting Holi festival for all NYU students

Wireless: the next generation

A new wave of mobile technology is on its way, and will bring drastic change

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.

Liam Dalton Brings His Design-Build Expertise to HNTB

Design-build expert Liam Dalton, PE, is joining the HNTB Corporation team as design-build project director and vice president of the firm’s Northeast division.

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

World’s Largest Cyber Security Games Coming to BGU

Softball Goes 4-0 Over the Weekend

April 12, 2010

Tied with Farmingdale for 1st in Skyline

DARPA Researchers to Reveal Cybersecurity Tips at NYU-Poly Conference

October 2, 2013

Famed Hacker Peiter ‘Mudge’ Zatko Joins Project Leaders with Recommendations for Business and Government from Cyber Fast Track

PicFic wins Make It In BK pitch competition

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

NYU Abu Dhabi Develops ‘Unhackable’ Computer Chip

‘Logic-locked’ security is implemented at the hardware level rather than software or system levels, researchers say

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

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

500 Youngsters and Their Robots Compete at NYU-Poly

January 7, 2011

50 Brooklyn Middle School Teams Try for Spot in FIRST LEGO League Citywide Finals; 300 New York Metro High School Students Learn Secret Challenge During NASA Broadcast

New York's Next Top Maker Entries

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.