Trojans aren’t restricted to the software domain

Trojans aren’t restricted to the software domain; in some instances, hardware Trojans could even open backdoors in custom silicon.

To fix ailing subway system, experts say MTA should get funding from rising property values

“Value capture,” as it’s known, is “the solution of the moment,” according to some

Small School, Big ROI

May 1, 2013

PayScale Ranks NYU-Poly Third Among All Schools for Financial Return on Students’ Tuition

Robots to the Rescue at the Kennedy Space Center

April 12, 2017

ACM Recognizes 2017 Distinguished Members as Pioneering Innovators that Are Advancing the Digital Age

November 8, 2017

Global Roster Selected for Outstanding Scientific, Engineering and Educational Contributions to Computing

NYU-Poly Launches World's Biggest Hacking Competition

September 18, 2013

Cyber Security Awareness Week Preliminary Rounds Educate Students While Searching for the World’s Best Future Digital Protectors

Peter Carr's Hall of Mirrors

Put-call symmetry may have been the start but, for Peter Carr, the importance of invariance extends into surprising realms of possibility. Dan Tudball traces Carr's kaleidoscopic journey...

At Brooklyn Summit, a New World of 5G on Display

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…

Super high-speed internet delivered over the air isn't as crazy as it sounds

Millimeter wave technology has been a tantalizing prospect for decades

Judo Competes at East Coast Championships

September 16, 2010

Tse and Tan Place for NYU-Poly

Let’s End the War Between Online and On-campus Instruction

Open the way for research on the educational consequences of collaboration between virtual and face-to-face learning, Robert Ubell argues.

University Teams Win Berths at Prestigious Applied Research and Policy Competitions At NYU Cyber Security Awareness Week

October 27, 2016

NYU Tandon Doctoral Student's Cochlear Implant Technology Banishes Ambient Babble

Algorithmic Solution for Hearing Aids and Implants Tunes Out Talkers, Tunes in the Person the Wearer Wants to Hear.

NYU Wireless Researchers Build Emulator to Test 5G Networks

Tandon Faculty and Researchers Discuss Urban Resiliency with The National Academies

August 17, 2017

Online tours lure distant students

The surge in college applications from abroad creates a new market for startups.

The Startup Behind NYC’s Plan to Replace Phone Booths with 7,500 Connected Kiosks

Intersection, which is funded by Alphabet, hopes they could someday guide autonomous vehicles, too.

NYU's High-School Hackathon Uncovers Next-Gen Brilliance

The 13th annual NYU Cybersecurity Awareness Week (CSAW) games kicked off today in Brooklyn, bringing together top high school hackers and researchers for a war games contest.

Who's in Charge of the Internet?

NYU GovLab's Stefaan Verhulst digs into multistakeholder internet governance in a sexy new research paper. We break it down for you.

Preeminent Teacher STEM Program Expands

July 9, 2015

NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering Targets Teacher Training for a Lasting Impact on New York City Schools

Military Veterans Become Tech Entrepreneurs with new program from NYU School of Engineering

August 13, 2015

NYU School of Engineering Graduates First VET Program Class; Applications for Fall Session Now Being Accepted

NYU-Poly Confers Honorary Doctor of Engineering Degree upon NACME’s Irving McPhail

May 18, 2010

Leader of Education and Education Policy Cited for Nurturing a Generation of Engineers

NYU-Poly Breakthrough Stabilizes Important Proteins

October 8, 2009

Applications Include Therapeutic Proteins for Diagnosis of Illnesses and Enzymes to Produce Bio-Ethanol and Low-Calorie Sweeteners

‘Master Prints’ Could Be Used to Unlock Nearly Any Phone’s Fingerprint Sensor

Think your smartphone's fingerprint sensor is secure? It may not be if this research can lead to a physical master print.

The High-Tech, Low-Cost World of Tunnel Building

New technology has dramatically reduced the cost—and disruption—of building tunnels under busy cities for rail, road and utility projects

But what if the government did build a nationalized 5G network? Pros and cons

What if that leaked Trump proposal is actually a good idea? We look into different ideas about the security, efficiency and equitability of a public vs. private 5G network.

New York University Tandon School of Engineering Scholarship Program

The Black Mathematician Who Resisted Nuclear War

February 21, 2020

NYU Wireless weighs in on FCC’s 5G future

NYU's multi-disciplinary research center is offering its input to the Federal Communications Commission. At stake: “the ultra-fast future of wireless communications.”

Game of thrones: does moving the office toilet improve employees’ creativity?

Many organisations are desperate to get their people to bump into each other more in the workplace – is moving the loo the answer?

IBM Watson To Fight Cybercrime

After Watson beat human players on the TV game show Jeopardy!, its cognitive might was put to work in a variety of fields, including healthcare and finance. Now IBM Security is dispatching the…

Another NHS Crisis Looms – An Inability to Analyse Data

The opportunity to use data to improve health and social care is being hampered by a lack of personnel with skills in data science

Innovators under 35 - Pioneers (Translated)

Discover their different and unexpected solutions for sectors such as clean energy and space exploration

Branding Financial Engineering: Are We Engineer or Quant?

New 'Vertically Integrated Projects' Program Gives Students Experiential Learning Opportunity at NYU

The Tandon School of Engineering offers undergraduates one credit per semester for real-world research

Expo Shows Applications of Augmented Reality Technology

US universities have eye on India

Get Out: Robots and Basketball

NYU Docs are Using Machine Learning to Stop a Stealthy Disease Before It's Too Late

Lymphedema causes unsightly swelling in the arms and legs. But researchers Mei Fu and Yao Wang have an idea for catching early symptoms sooner.

IEEE Conference Honors Student Research

February 24, 2015

Cleantech Leaders of New York: Top Ten

Electrical Engineering Senior Jose Reynoso, a “Great Mind in STEM”

April 21, 2011

Why those reports of DOGE using AI have experts worried about ‘massive risk’

March 4, 2025

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Smartphone Sensors Pose a Serious Security Risk

Smartphones are equipped with a plethora of sensors, each capable of giving up your personal information.

NYU-Poly looks to eliminate anxiety in cyberland

Cross Country Competes at Queensborough Event

September 29, 2010

Velasco Leads the Way for NYU-Poly

Will the Car of the Future Be Made from Coal Ash?

Coal waste could provide a strong, lightweight material for car manufacturers

Cyber security heavy hitters gather in Brooklyn, warn of cyber crime increase

How The Update Framework Improves Security of Software Updates

Simply using HTTPS to make sure a software update is secure isn't enough to fully validate that a given update hasn't been tampered with. That's where The Update Framework can help.

FEATURED STUDENT LEADER: NEW YORK UNIVERSITY’S GREYSON NEVINS-ARCHER

Fifteen NYC-based enterprise startups to keep an eye on

NYU-Poly and Scientific American Launch Online Education Program

Cleantech Leaders of New York: Top Ten

Scaling Up Solar: Policies and People Building a Solar Industry in NYC

June 20, 2011

NYU-Poly Students Makes it Through Preliminary Round in Stern Competition

February 8, 2012

Calling All Women: The Cybersecurity Field Needs You And There's A Million Jobs Waiting

Does Sustainability Deserve Center Stage?

January 7, 2010

NYU Tandon Disabilities Course Featured in CP Documentary ‘The Ability Exchange’

Polytechnic University to Host Siemens Science Day

October 21, 2006

New York City Youth Jump into the World of Tomorrow with Science

NYU Offers Girls Free Computer Science Program

Emerging apps designed to promote traffic safety compete in AT&T-sponsored contest

Forty-five newly developed apps were entered into the contest, including one designed to allow a smartphone to detect when a driver is getting drowsy and issue an audible warning. Eight winners will…

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App Developers Hunker Down In Brooklyn To Make Transit Service Better

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

Value of a Negawatt: Startups and the Energy Efficiency Boom

May 19, 2011

Big Data, a Big Bang exploding into the business of Finance

NY and CT students' inventions help with food safety

NYU-Poly’s Media and Games Network Opens

Squink personal factory aims to make circuit prototyping easy

Greentown Labs expands cleantech network with NYU partnership

Here’s who won the Brooklyn Innovation Awards

January 29, 2016

Nearly 200 of the borough's best minds gathered last night for our first-ever Brooklyn Innovation Awards. We take you through the winners, in tweets.

New York State Adds NYU Incubators as Start-Up NY Development Zones

August 21, 2014

AI Startup Funding Part I: 23 AI Incubators and Accelerators

A.I, CLOUD COMPUTING, STARTUPS, VIRTUAL REALITY, WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY

#BKVenture: Invasion of the Hackathons

From Soviet Russia to the Tappan Zee Bridge, A Short History of the E-ZPass

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…

NYU Tandon School of Engineering Explores the State of Artificial Intelligence with New Seminar Series

February 12, 2018

Facebook Director of AI Research and NYU Professor Yann LeCun to Launch Series Featuring Research Giants from Industry and Academia

Brain Scans Show Early Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder