Have Amelia Earhart’s Remains Been Located?

Despite a flurry of reporting to the contrary, the mystery of Earhart’s final resting place has not been — and may never be — solved.

Adobe Alumni Innovate Under Adobe's Wing

New Approach to Cyber Security: NYU-Poly Educates Engineers to Think Like Policy Makers and Psychologists to Protect Cyberspace

July 28, 2010

National Science Foundation IGERT Grant to Establish Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program

Researchers Investigate the Communications Behind Swarming

February 9, 2015

With a Little Help from Robotic Fish, the NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering will Search for Clues to Brain Behavior

NYU WIRELESS and SiBEAM Partner to Advance Wireless 5G Technologies

April 6, 2015

NYU-Poly program puts K-12 STEM ed in 18 public schools and beyond

NYU-Poly has a decade-old program that puts its faculty, graduate and undergraduate students in 18 city public schools to bring "high quality and in-depth STEM programming" for both teachers and…

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.

Towards faster and more accurate diagnostics

Veti-Gel by Joe Landolina Instantly Ceases Bleeding

Check out New Yorkers' innovations to keep food out of landfills

A new generation of organic waste products include edible cups, straws

Big companies aren’t as well protected as they think

Experts on enterprise cyber security discuss the Department of Commerce's guidance for keeping data and critical IT infrastructure safe.

NYU Expands Outside Village

NYU Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (video)

DARPA Contract to Fund Exploration of Hard-to-Find Information on the Web

February 25, 2015

The power of faith and friendship

Englewood man triumphs over illness to win his doctorate

New York University Abu Dhabi Researchers Develop ‘Unhackable’ Computer Chip

Chip is designed to prevent physical tampering of devices but could be extended to defend against online hackers

Women's Transportation Group Awards Poly Student Scholarship

December 13, 2005

Former Watchtower Building in Brooklyn Now Occupied by College Students

A metal composite that will float your boat

Lack of women in cyber security

Test-bed will accelerate ultra-fast 5G implementation

Student Manages To Jailbreak First-Generation Microsoft Band

A student has managed to jailbreak Microsoft Band 1

NYU School of Engineering Announces ADT as Sponsor of Urban Future Lab

March 13, 2014

The Gowanus Canal's Beacon of Hope

New York University roboticists are betting that a tiny aquatic machine will inspire the community to care about Brooklyn's neglected Superfund site.

Professor Jiang honored as IEEE Fellow

February 6, 2008

Making Greener, Safer Transformers

With the help of PowerBridgeNY, the HIGHEST Transformers company aims for cleaner, safer electrical technology that could save billions of dollars a year.

The New STEM Workforce Model: Support, Technology, Education, Mentorship

Brooklyn Atlantis: A Robot Captures Life, Litter in the Gowanus With the Help of Citizen Scientists

October 15, 2012

Business Incubators and Accelerators: Here's the Big Difference

The Quest Begins to Bring Ultra-Speed Wireless Connectivity to First Responders

June 15, 2017

NYU WIRELESS, University of Padova, and Austin’s Fire Department Ramp Up Project to Spread 5G Communication Technology to Ambulances, Robots, Autonomous Vehicles, and More

Japanese researcher gives advice on disaster prevention measures in New York, sounds warning about flood risk

January 27, 2025

The Startup Guide

The ultimate reference on incubators, accelerators, workspaces and related resources in NYC, according to research by Crain's New York Business.

NYU-Poly Sophomore Awarded EPA Fellowship to Develop Sensors to Prevent Oil Spill Disasters

June 3, 2011

Hacking a Car Via the Driver's Smartphone

In a recently published paper "A Security Analysis of an In Vehicle Infotainment and App Platform", researchers from New York University and George Mason University unveiled the vulnerabilities posed…

Navy's Secret to Building a Stealth Ship (Op-Ed)

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.

The Bindi Project

Training low-income women as community concierges

NYU-Poly rents out top floor to green projects

Free Wi-Fi network coming to NYC

We’re Sponsoring the NYU-Poly Women’s Cybersecurity Symposium

How to build a career in cloud computing

Basic IT skills topped off with service management finesse and business know-how are good starting points

Department of Management Launches New Master's Program: Accelerated Management of Technology (AMOT)

December 5, 2006

Breakthrough Research Speeds and Secures Internet Voice Traffic

Founding Uber AI Labs

VIDEO: Tandon’s Cardboard VR Goggles Take Class of 2020 to Mars

International Business Machines (IBM) EPS analysis

Flexible Sensors Offer Unprecedented View of Brain Activity During Epileptic Seizures

November 14, 2011

Technology Could Dramatically Improve Brain Implants and Help Diagnose, Treat Disease

Zero waste: 'Rise' turns beer leftovers into Super Flour

Polythinkers Enhance Bio-sensing

March 6, 2007

VC investment momentum continues in third quarter

Creativity As Key To Engineering Innovation

NYU Students’ Social Impact Project Empowers Women in Nepal

Smart polymers perform nano-acrobatics

January 6, 2010

Tapiero's "Risk"-y new venture

June 13, 2007

Overestimate, underperform

Navy's Secret to Building a Stealth Ship (Op-Ed)

App Chat: Assistive Technology

Why agtech grows in Brooklyn

We've seen an abundance of agtech activity in the borough. But why here?

Crack that Password? Not in a Billion Years

July 29, 2014

NYU School of Engineering Researchers’ Security Scheme Protects Passwords from Hackers

Cybersecurity Protocol That Fends Off Automobile Hacks Named to Popular Science Magazine's List of Top 100 Technologies of The Year

October 18, 2017

Software Protection Developed by Researchers at NYU Tandon School of Engineering, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute, and Southwest Research Institute

Focus on Germany

Robert Prieto '77 Honored as Distinguished Alumnus at NYU-Poly's 156th Commencement

May 27, 2011

NYU-Poly Cyber War Games Find Top Collegiate Sleuths

October 13, 2009

10 Teams Advance to Finals in Digital Challenges Designed to Discover the Next Generation of Cyber-Security Stars; Other Contests Remain Open for High School and College Students

Poly holds 31st annual Career Fair

October 25, 2007

NYU-Poly Alumni Travel: West Africa and Borneo

October 18, 2011

As economies in Africa and Asia grow, natural sites become targets for development. Tourism, done right, can be a way of balancing preservation while attracting economic benefits.

PIAA Announces Launch of Alumni Visa Rewards Program

April 19, 2010

New Affinity Rewards Credit Card from the Polytechnic Institute Alumni Association To Fund Projects that Support Alumni and Student Engagement

Could An eBay Flaw Reveal Customer Data?

Wireless Communications Pioneer Ted Rappaport heading to NYU

The University of Texas at Austin in losing a wireless communications Guru to New York University and Polytechnic of New York University

Downtown Brooklyn Emerging as Key Part of City's Silicon Alley

IBM Joins New York Cyber Fellows Program to Address Cyber Skills Shortage

Polytechnic University Launches MBA Program Focusing on Technology Innovation and Entreprenuership

February 4, 2008

Update: Classes to Launch Experienced Executives into New York's Clean-Tech Economy

THE SCIENCE OF WHY WE FIDGET WHILE WE WORK

Most Of Us Do It, but Fidgeting at Work Hasn't Been Studied Before. Now Researchers are Figuring Out How It Impacts Our Working Day.

#ILookLikeAnEngineer: How women are using social media to bust stereotypes and redirect the STEM conversation about gender

When Internet commenters questioned an engineer's legitimacy based on her looks, Twitter amplified a broader conversation on women, STEM, and stereotypes.

New York new Internet mecca

3D Printing Security Risk Caused by Undetectable Defects, and Ways to Prevent It

3D printing hacks could lead to recalls, lawsuits, property damage, and even put people in danger, researchers find. They present two ways to stave off this security threat.

Communications Designline Blog

An Immigrant's Advice to Theresa May

The right kind of immigration can benefit the UK according to Alec Cameron, the new vice-chancellor of Aston University in Birmingham, who was recruited from Australia for his entrepreneurial skills…

ThinkEco Wins International Award

Poly Trustee Joins Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities

February 2, 2007

Circuit Training

June 27, 2014

New Electronics Prototyping Lab Now Available to Students

Hack at U.S. market regulator displays persistent government cyber woes

NYU-Poly Graduates Report Nation’s Eighth-Highest Salaries

July 21, 2011