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Let the Hacking Begin: NYU Launches Largest Cyber Security Student Contests
Repeating password raises hacking risk
Smart Antennas Could Open Up New Spectrum For 5G
NYU launches largest student hacking competition worldwide
Theodore Rappaport: At the Forefront of 5G
See these art/tech mashups from Art-A-Hack at Livestream Public
R. Luke DuBois: Portraits Sep 14 – Oct 19, 2014
25 Best Online Master's in Engineering Programs
NYU Targets Fortune 500 Company Employees in New Emerging Technology Course
Hackathon gears up for first round
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…
Can Baseball Get More Interesting to Watch With Big Data?
Bridging the Knowledge Gap: In Search of Expertise
New York's Next Top Maker Entries
Academia takes on the cyber security gender gap
INDUSTRY VOICE A take by an NYU Polytechnic professor
Speaker Lineup for THREADS ’14: Scaling Security
We’re Sponsoring the NYU-Poly Women’s Cybersecurity Symposium
Professor named MIT innovator, praised for brain research
Tax-free zones created for startups
The New York City Hardware Startup Heat Map
A dozen hardware startups that you should know about in New York City.
Nobel-winning physicist Martin Perl dies at age 87
It Ain't Rocket Science: Science of Smart Cities
NYU Poly’s astonaut-alums pay their astral matter a visit
THIS WEEKEND, HELP COME UP WITH CREATIVE SOLUTIONS TO COMBAT EBOLA
Welp, here it is: The first attempt to hack Ebola
Urban Land Institute’s top "40 under 40”
Samsung Unveils Plans for 4.6 Gbps Wi-Fi
Company expects to commercialize it as early as next year
2054 - Roanoke 40 years from Now . . .
Skew in the hedge fund market
Bridging the Digital Divide
U.S. Students Rule in Annual Student Cyber Security Challenge
Want $1 Million From Google? Just Win the Super Bowl of Computing
R. Luke DuBois
At the Guggenheim, a Legendary German Art Disco Is Reborn for One Night Only
Disco Fever … at the Guggenheim?
Physicists Explain Why Coffee Is More Prone to Spills Than Beer
The Many Faces of 5G
Plan calls for free Wi-Fi kiosks on city street corners
Declining Walkability Plays a Big Role in China's Obesity Problem
But it's the middle class, not the poor who may pay the biggest price.
VIDEO GAMES FOR GROWN-UPS
WITH GAMER DEMOGRAPHICS CHANGING FAST, “DEEP GAMES” OFFER CEREBRAL, CREATIVE—AND OFTEN OFFBEAT—CONTENT.
From Blue Bleach To Hazmat Hacks, Students Take On Ebola Challenges
Hackers build tools to combat Ebola
FEATURED STUDENT LEADER: NEW YORK UNIVERSITY’S GREYSON NEVINS-ARCHER
Student Competitors Face Off at NYU-Poly Cyber Security Week
How the Stock Market Could Save a Bunch of Fish
NYC to Host World Cup for Problem-Solving Startups This Month
"We’re not looking for the next Angry Birds or Yo."
Clean Start program gives students leg up in tech industry
Cyber Crime Fighters!
The teens hacking away at NYU’s CSAW competition are quite possibly our next line of cyber defense.
11 dev rules former Twitter security engineer Neil Matatall swears by
Matatall spoke last Friday at NYU Poly's Cyber Security Awareness Week Conference.
NYU Hackathon focuses on education
Why beer doesn’t slosh as much as water
Startups compete in New York City Challenge Cup
New York City Hangs Up Pay Phones, Plans ‘LinkNYC’ Digital Hubs
Will Offer Public Wi-Fi, Free Domestic Calls, Even Video-chat
Here are the Four Winning Startups from 1776’s Challenge Cup NY Competition
Cushman & Wakefield teams up with NYU for incubator program
Merry mechanized Christmas set for Downtown Brooklyn
A festive humanoid named Caesar will serve as Santa's robotic little helper during a Christmas tree lighting at MetroTech Commons.
Cyborg night: Robot will turn on Downtown Christmas lights
CSAW Coverage
Poolesville students take first place in national cyber security challenge
Three member team solves computer forensics mystery
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…
Fish’n’Robots: Not a Take-Out Food
NASSIM TALEB: Consider The Thanksgiving Turkey...
How the Internet-Addicted World Can Survive on Poisoned Fruit
After spin-off, Keysight strikes out on its own
NYU researchers make waves with millimeter-wave breakthrough.
Growing cybersecurity concerns
Student- designed game helps us explore break-up dread
Colin Waddell
Mobile Midday News: Episode 110
Kevin Chung
NYU Researchers Claim 5G Wireless Breakthrough
The race to 5G: Inside the fight for the future of mobile as we know it
Electricity: Cutting the cords
Two new technologies could bring truly wireless electricity, even on the go
Games Played by the Laws of Physics (Though Bent a Little in Some Cases)
Balance Proximity and Privacy in the Office
Best Online Graduate Engineering Programs
5 counterintuitive ways to protect against hackers
News Corp, Columbia, NYU Collaborate on Data-Visualization Tools for Journos
National Academy of Inventors publishes annual meeting proceedings
CMP Series: How to Plan a Hackathon
Once synonymous with high-tech, hackathons have gone mainstream, multiplying and morphing into new models — bringing a new wave of innovation and interactive learning to conferences and meetings.
Indian Americans Named Newly Elevated IEEE 2015 Fellows
These 15 stories defined Brooklyn’s tech scene in 2014
Annotate our list of the year's biggest stories.
New York's Startup State of Mind
Rather than imitate Silicon Valley, New York City tech companies are playing to Gotham's strengths.
Lots of attacks from cyberspace
Free Online Courses Are Still Falling Short of Their Ultimate Promise
MOOCs were going to revolutionize education—but just because you put a college class online, doesn't mean you've solved the problem with university lectures.
Top of the Class: Some of NYC’s Leading Professors Share Their Secrets
Can Gold Nanoparticles Help Predict Heart Attacks?
Students make robot out of Legos in competition
Hundreds of NYC students compete in robot challenge
First Lego League Brooklyn Qualifier
400 students from across Brooklyn were swarming inside 6 Metrotech Center, on the campus of NYU-Poly this weekend, for the NYC First Lego League Brooklyn Qualifier.