NYU Gets Coveted Job to Host the First Publicly Funded VR/AR Facility

New program wants to improve cities with the power of tweets and Flickr uploads

It’s called Urban Pulse

The field of AI research is about to get way bigger than code

Computer Says No: why making AIs fair, accountable and transparent is crucial

As powerful AIs proliferate in society, the ability to trace their decisions, challenge them and remove ingrained biases has become a key area of research

NYU Researchers Are Helping Untether VR/AR Gaming

August 15, 2017

A Good Friend to Poly

May 17, 2013

Engineering is on the Rise

February 3, 2015

Announcing Our Biggest Application Year

Poly Alum takes Presidency at Marine Technology Society

January 23, 2007

Honest Buildings opens door on new cash, launches in Portland

Ted Rappaport, N9NB, Named Recipient of IEEE Education Award

Poly Professors Awarded State Grants to Promote Rigorous Pre-engineering

May 11, 2007

Poly's Got Talent: winner crowned in talent competition

December 19, 2007

Young Innovators: Robotics Competition Kicks Off

Your Next Car Could Be Made From Coal Waste

If we're burning it, we might as well use the waste. A new option: Make ultra-light car engines out of coal fly ash.

NSN, NYU WIRELESS Host First Brooklyn 5G Summit

April 15, 2014

Unplugged: NYU-Poly Professors Continue Wireless Breakthroughs With New NSF Grant

November 6, 2009

Understanding Galileo: Students and Faculty Collaborate to Explore Brecht's Play

March 20, 2012

Launching Their Futures

August 13, 2013

Circuit Training

June 27, 2014

New Electronics Prototyping Lab Now Available to Students

New Mexico art exhibit highlights presidents' word choice

At the Hayden Planetarium, a Joyride Across the Cosmos

Lego-mania! Lego robots duke it out Downtown

Cybersecurity Summer School: NYU Teaches High School Girls Security Tech

Robo-Learning and Making Science Fun

University finalizes merger with Poly

Falling Ice Cracks New York City's Cool Facade

Learn What It Takes to Grow Your Own Business

NSF Grant to Help Point Way to 5G Wireless

Put Down the Smartphone, Board Games Are Cool Now

Military dad surprises son at NYU graduation with video from Kuwait

Carnegie Mellon's PPP Hacking Team Wins Eighth Straight NYU Cybersecurity Awareness Week Capture the Flag

Street to Alley: Tech lures corporate refugees

Operation Innovation: Startups on Campus

Colleges and universities launch business incubators to instill entrepreneurial spirit—and so much more

This Startup Hopes To Change Wrestling Headgear Forever

Researchers Find Security Vulnerabilities in 3D-Printing Process

By introducing tiny imperfections, hackers could seriously weaken 3D products, according to new research from NYU Tandon's Nikhil Gupta. Stupid figurines? Nah. Airplane parts? Yeah.

NYU Launches The World’s Biggest Student Cyber Security Games

Hacker Claims to be Selling Stolen NSA Spy Tools

The NSA develops high-powered hacking tools. Now a hacker claims to be selling a stolen batch of them.

Self-Checking Chip Hunts Out its Own Defects, Signs of Sabotage

Of Course Everyone's Already Using the Leaked NSA Exploits

The Most Commonly Used Online Dating Profile Words in 10 Major U.S. Cities

Findmine Technology Aims to Help the Style Challenged

The technology is designed to help retailers maximize incremental sales.

Rural Test of 5G Cellular Technology by NYU Tandon Prof Outperforms Expectations

If smartphones get dramatically faster in the coming years, you can thank the research being done here in Brooklyn.

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

The Good News About Learning By the Numbers

Business Briefs: SAP India Embraces '1BLives' Initiative

U.S., India Announce Cybersecurity Collaboration

This NYU-Poly ‘Innovator’ is making brain scans better

A young professor has greatly improved the resolution of brain scans, allowing a deeper understanding of epileptic seizures. His work recently won him a spot on MIT Technology Review's "35 Innovators…

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

Nobel-winning physicist Martin Perl dies at age 87

Disco Fever … at the Guggenheim?

Why beer doesn’t slosh as much as water

NASSIM TALEB: Consider The Thanksgiving Turkey...

These 15 stories defined Brooklyn’s tech scene in 2014

Annotate our list of the year's biggest stories.

Master of Finance Degrees 25 Great Master of Financial Engineering Programs 2015

2015’s Best & Worst Cities to Be a Driver

2015's most INFLUENTIAL

Gift of $100 million to NYU School of Engineering

570 Hackers, 48 Hours, One NYU Hackathon

Study finds online sites lag in detecting rental scams

Craigslist caught fewer than half of obvious scams, NYU researchers report

New York City's newest rock stars: the IT boys

Geeks who know how to keep hackers out of your business are stars of New York's frenzied economy.

Downloading Danger: The Growing Threat of Mobile Malware

Stung by Yelp Reviews, Health Providers Spill Patient Secrets

The vast majority of reviews on Yelp are positive. But in trying to respond to critical ones, some doctors, dentists and chiropractors appear to be violating the federal patient privacy law known as…

Rap Song on Credit Card Scheme Tells Broader Tale, Prosecutors Say

Yeshiva Overpowers Men's Basketball 77-55

February 7, 2011

Jays Drop Skyline Road Contest

What It Takes to Become an Application Security Engineer

Application security engineers earn more money than application engineers and are in high demand, but the job requires additional training in security.

Your Phone’s Fingerprint Sensor is More Vulnerable Than You Think

Sprint Joins NYU Wireless as Industry Affiliate Sponsor

NYU Releases the Densest LiDAR Dataset Ever to Help Urban Development

Fake News on Agenda at IIT Kanpur's Global Cyber Security Competition

The final rounds of this global competition will be held during November 9-17

This Smartphone App Can (Literally) Save Your Life

What if someone could figure out when, where and why traffic accidents occur and stop them from happening? Someone has.

AR and VR in STEM: The New Frontiers in Science

5G Is About to Face a Reality Check

10 Brooklyn scientists you should know

These scientists and companies are pushing the boundaries of human knowledge right here in the borough.

Puerto Rico Looks to Alphabet's X Project Loon Balloons to Restore Cell Service

With much of the U.S. commonwealth’s cellular service and electrical grid down since Hurricane Maria, the parent company of tech giant Google could help restore wireless communication to 3.4 million…

Urban Future Competition Offering $50K Prize, Applications Open until December 1st

Free Wi-Fi network coming to NYC

Innovation Generation Grants: 2010 Recipients

From toxic waste to green cars

Dumbo Is Jumbo With Tech

10 College Business Incubators We’re Most Excited About

Professor Pearce and peers secure Pfizer plant National Historic Chemical Landmark status

December 7, 2007

Black Girls Code: Helping Themselves to Help Others

June 27, 2014

Alumni in the News: Herb Henkel, CEO and PolyThinker

October 31, 2007

NYU-Poly helps open business ‘incubator’