NYU researchers develop capsule that samples bacteria from the small intestine, revealing microbial communities missed by conventional stool tests
The director of Tandon’s Sustainable Engineering Initiative discusses the future of his field and the recent AIChE Chemical Ventures Conference.
Yusheng (Jason) Zhang was a member of the winning team in the pharmaceutical giant’s annual competition
Groundbreaking 2014 study on mmWave channel modeling receives prestigious IEEE Communications Society Award for Advances in Communication
Eight selected companies will participate in accelerator program to scale climate innovations in U.S. markets
Anyone who knew Dan Guido as a bright, hardworking undergraduate will be unsurprised that his list of accomplishments keeps growing longer.
Study reveals that America's largest cities offer more types of doctors but fewer specialists per capita, challenging assumptions about urban healthcare access
Their work could help revolutionize how electrical transformers degrade — making them safer, more sustainable, and longer-lasting
A newly unified Jacobs Hall remains a cornerstone of the campus
Lower Manhattan pilot project aims to expand to all of New York City and cities worldwide
NYU Tandon develops environmentally compliant alternative to toxic heavy metals in infrared imaging
Self-assembling robot tiles could speed recovery times in climate-driven catastrophes and improve efficiency in heavy construction sites
Sundeep Rangan takes the helm of NYU Tandon's flagship wireless center that counts industry members as affiliates.
A 2025 recipient of the Numerix Women in Finance Scholarship
A first-year student arrives with all cylinders firing
The pioneering researcher is celebrated for his seminal contributions to computer networks and systems
NSF-funded 'Cryptolets' platform will provide open-source tools for researchers to build faster privacy chips
Silicides are promising for quantum hardware, but achieving phase purity remains a key challenge; new NYU Tandon–Brookhaven National Laboratory study shows that crystalline hafnium oxide substrates…
A team of researchers from the NYU Center for Cybersecurity explored GitHub’s newest tool for coders, and found worrying results
The federal government can still lead industry to fight climate change
By monitoring sweat glands, Rose Faghih and her team can track brain arousal through the use of non-invasive wearables, almost instantly.
The application is linked to a growing network of flood sensors that provide user-friendly data via an interactive map to alert users to rising waters in flood-prone areas.
Institute Professor Maurizio Porfiri to lead Center for Urban Science and Progress
After a hectic week of events, Tandon’s Fall semester gets underway
Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy awards Seda Sarp a “Rising Solar” fellowship
NYU WIRELESS celebrates ten years of pushing the boundaries of wireless communications
Giuseppe Loianno is a 2022 recipient of the agency’s prestigious Young Faculty Award
