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Interactive Map Reveals the Shadows Cast by Every New York City Building

Facebook Users Take a Sharp Turn Toward Privacy

February 21, 2012

Study of 1.4 Million Users Shows Dramatic Increase in Restricting Personal Information

How worried should we be about artificial intelligence? I asked 17 experts.

“We should take seriously the possibility that things could go radically wrong.”

How Biometric Authentication Poses New Challenges to Our Security and Privacy

20 Most Interesting People on Twitter Who Influence Future of Our Cities

Ever wonder who thinks up some of the tech you see in your city? Discover who's dreaming up tomorrow's cities that you should be following today.

To combat cybersecurity threats, experts point to internal vulnerabilities

The ‘users are the weak link in the chain.’

How Could Physically Disabled Toddlers Someday Explore the World More Easily?

Answer: Tot Bot

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

Researchers Find Vulnerability in Two-Factor Authentication

The foreign universities bill may enhance free flow of knowledge

Indie Game Developers Visit NYTimes

Igor Pusenjak, creator of Doodle Jump, visited The New York Times on June 6.

U.S. Students Rule in Annual Student Cyber Security Challenge

Come hack with us to empower people and enhance life around the globe

Indian Physicist to Head Innovation Chair at NYU

Cybersecurity sleuths learn to think like hackers

From CNET Magazine: Kids around the US are competing in cybersecurity contests. To win, they need the same skills as the hackers they're trying to catch.

NYU startup labs added $4B to city's economy

New York University's Future Labs help get tech startups off the ground, which has benefited New York City's economy, according to a new report.

Peach + Black: Prince's Sign 'O' The Times 30-Year Anniversary Panel and Screening

Biomaterial Package Delivers Chemo and Fights Resistance

Agrilyst Gets Detailed About How AI Can Help Farmers

A Medium post by founder Allison Kopf offers concrete examples of how artificial intelligence can improve an industry.

UAE Researchers Develop New Security Computer Chip

30 UNDER 30 — ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY

Transforming business with machine intelligence

From toxic waste to green cars

University finalizes merger with Poly

NSF Grant to Help Point Way to 5G Wireless

Put Down the Smartphone, Board Games Are Cool Now

Operation Innovation: Startups on Campus

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

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

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

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…

NYU Releases the Densest LiDAR Dataset Ever to Help Urban Development

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.

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…

HC2 Announces That Genovel Orthopedics, Inc. Enters Into a Research and License Agreement With New York University

BotFactory Wins 2015 MakerCon Launch Pad Competition

5G Survives a Critical Test: The Backcountry

Brooklyn Schoolkids Do the Robot

Investment Properties Best Bought Without Emotion

Taking the initiative with NY initiatives

Professor Brain Discusses Machine Learning and Bias: The Story of the Enron Email Archive

October 18, 2017

DuBois's "NOW" will be "...a Something."

6 Takeaways from SXSW EDU 2018

Over four days last week, Course Hero’s 2018 SXSW EDU attendees were inundated with inspiring ideas. Here, a few takeaways we can’t stop talking about.

The 100 greatest innovations of 2017

The year's most transformative products and discoveries.

Tech mate! DUMBO’s tech incubators hatch the next generation of boro entrepreneurs

Slow Start, Strong Finish

September 18, 2010

Women's Volleyball Rebounds Over Ramapo, Clobbers City Tech

The Marino Organization and NYU Incubators Announce Agreement To Offer Public Relations Services To Startups

August 11, 2015

TMO will support communications efforts of incubator companies at the NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering

Skype Knew of Security Flaw Since November 2010, Researchers say - Wall Street Journal

CIO Journal

A High-Powered Panel Discusses NY’s Growing High-Tech Economy

March 22, 2017

NYU WIRELESS Director Sundeep Rangan Talks 5G and More at City & State Forum

Scientists who Wear Multiple Hats

April 25, 2016

How Gaming Could Win Us More Adaptable Artificial Intelligence — A Conversation with Dr. Julian Togelius

3 papers from NYU-Poly's Web Search Engine Group accepted at WWW 2009

March 25, 2009

Purchase defeats Jays 8-1

September 27, 2009

Ramapo Rolls; Beats Men's Tennis 7-2

March 27, 2011

Jays Fall to 1-2

Electrical Engineering Ranked 32 in the World in U.S. News and World Report

May 23, 2012

New York City Hangs Up Pay Phones, Plans ‘LinkNYC’ Digital Hubs

Will Offer Public Wi-Fi, Free Domestic Calls, Even Video-chat

Poly Students Share Their Knowledge with Young Scholars

January 3, 2007

NYU Professors Developing Artificial Intelligence that Links Driverless Cars to Cloud-Based Maps

The Carbon-Fiber Future: It's About More Than Speed (Op-Ed)

Your Smartphone Fingerprint Security System May Not Be as Safe as You Think

3D Printing Gives Hackers Entirely New Ways to Wreak Havoc

Graphene: A New Paradigm in Condensed Matter and Device Physics

December 1, 2013

By Edward L. Wolf

Darpa’s New ‘Fast Track’ Okays Hacker Projects in Just Seven Days

People to Watch in Silicon Alley

Bruce Niswander, Polytechnic Institute of New York University

MakerBotting Lunabotics Team From NYU Poly Takes Home Awards!

How to peel permanent marker off glass

All that’s needed is a little water and taking your time

4G and Beyond

Trail of Bits Releases Capture the Flag Field Guide

See these art/tech mashups from Art-A-Hack at Livestream Public

Local Colleges’ Valedictorians Make the Grade

Meet Pat Sapinsley, NYU’s new director of clean-tech initiatives

The industry veteran wants to help green companies overhaul their image.

Internet Pioneer Vint Cerf Says Individuals Should Control Their Data

NYU wins NSF grant to build mmWave testbed

NYU's Urban Future Lab Rewards Innovation: New ideas flourish in environmental sustainability competition

Globecomm Vice President of Broadcast Engineering to Present at 2018 NAB Show BEITC

Students from NYU Tandon win $1M smart gun design contest

NYU Talks Cyber Security in Upcoming Events

Incubator proves attractive to fin-tech startups

The downturn and growth of innovative sector give rise to entrepreneurs.

New website helps ‘Missed Connections’ find each other

REVIEW: Live gallery performance offers a stream of sonic visualization

PowerBridgeNY Draws New Ideas in Energy from the Academic Well

Urban Future Lab clean tech incubator launches with NYCEDC, NYU-Engineering backing

Play-Times-Squared Visitors Get Their Game On

NYU Teaches Veterans How to Start a Business

Scissura says program can boost Brooklyn’s economic growth

GPS Spoofing Can Put Yik Yak in a Flap

De-anonymising 'secret' chat app not that hard, really

Clarifai Raises $30M to Give Developers Visual Search Capabilities

Be the Online Teacher You Want to See in the World

Cisco Security Researcher: Ransomware Crowd Big on Customer Service

Beware the “exploit kit infection chain,” Cisco researcher warns at SecureWorld Boston