Indian-origin researchers report cybersecurity risks in 3D printing

5G: US is off to the races

USDA Helps Students Get Hands-On Data Science Experience

Brooklyn Lawmakers On The Move: Malliotakis Promotes Veterans Entrepreneur Training

Malliotakis Promotes Veterans Entrepreneur Training

IIT Kanpur to Host Global Cyber Security Challenge

The event, founded by the New York University Tandon School of Engineering, has expanded this year to NYU Abu Dhabi & IIT-K

NYU Tandon Professor Accepts Leadership Posts in the Chemical Engineering World

Ryan Hartman Elected Programming Chair of Major Division of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers; He Will Also Advise New Royal Society of Chemistry Journal

Fred I. Nobel Dies, Co-Inventor of Electroplating Process was 98

Business Briefs

Student Cyber Security Games Expand to India

Israeli Online Attack Service ‘vDOS’ Earned $600,000 in Two Years

New Program Helping Brooklyn Veterans Become Entrepreneurs Wins SBA Award

Diversity, One Key to Solving Cybersecurity Job Gap

Inspired by Nature: The Thrilling New Science That Could Transform Medicine

Jeffrey Karp is at the forefront of a new generation of scientists using nature's blueprints to create breakthrough medical technologies. Can bioinspiration help to solve some of humanity's most…

Alexapath Tapped as One of the World's Most Promising Science Startups

Founder Lou Auguste was among the four U.S. companies chosen to pitch yesterday at the Falling Walls Venture forum in Berlin.

Uber's Artificial Intelligence Ambitions Just Got Bigger

Another NHS Crisis Looms – An Inability to Analyse Data

The opportunity to use data to improve health and social care is being hampered by a lack of personnel with skills in data science

Why Your Next Job Training Course May Be a MOOC

Unstoppable Wasp: Meeting of the Minds Pt. 2

Jeremy Whitley and Elsa Charretier recruit real world scientists to back up their new hero!

Automotive Cyber Security: Keeping Hackers Out of Cars

These Vets Became Entrepreneurs in Just a Few Months

Another Photo of Hillary Clinton on a Plane Goes Viral

BK middle school students build model cities of the future

Engineering a protein to prevent brain damage from toxic agents

Theodore Rappaport: At the Forefront of 5G

R. Luke DuBois: Portraits Sep 14 – Oct 19, 2014

How the Stock Market Could Save a Bunch of Fish

How a College Startup Scored One of the Biggest Wins in 'Shark Tank' History

Keen Home, a former finalist in Inc.'s Coolest College Startups, landed one of the highest valuations in the history of 'Shark Tank.'

New York City’s Edenworks Advances Urban Aquaponics with Custom Ecosystems

Top 5 academic institutions leading in 5G research

NYU Wireless, Surrey, Dresden among top schools leading in 5G research.

Baby photos on Facebook: To post or not to post?

NYU Wireless Stern School of Business Land Cellular Networking Grant

Tandon Investigates Fraudulent Housing Listings on Craigslist

Wind of Change Blows into Brooklyn 5G Summit

Computer Scientists Are Developing A ‘Master’ Fingerprint That Could Unlock Your Phone

But questions remain

Scary Study Says iPhone’s Fingerprint Scanner Is Way Less Secure Than You Think

At Brooklyn Summit, a New World of 5G on Display

Super-fast phones! Smarter robots! Autonomous cars! What exactly the future holds is unclear, said speakers at Thursday's Brooklyn 5G Summit, but stronger, quicker and more connected cellular…

How The Update Framework Improves Security of Software Updates

Simply using HTTPS to make sure a software update is secure isn't enough to fully validate that a given update hasn't been tampered with. That's where The Update Framework can help.

How Sound Waves Can Fool MEMS Accelerometers (and Other Ways to Dupe Sensors)

Sensors can do just about anything and they're reliable, but just how reliable? Accelerometers, activity trackers, and LIDAR sensors are just a few we'll go into and show just how the sensors can be…

“Master” Fingerprints Can Unlock Almost Any Phone, Bypassing Fingerprint Security in Seconds

2017 Building Brooklyn Awards celebrate teamwork, community enrichment

Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Looks Confidently to Continue Year’s Progress with Federal Planning Grant

Robotics-based Study Provides Insight into Predator-Prey Interactions

Robotic and real fish square up in an attempt to further understand predator-prey interactions

Delta Air Lines Tries Letting Passengers Use Fingerprints as Boarding Passes

Robotics-based Study Provides Insight into Predator-Prey Interactions

Fingerprint to Fly?

How Cybersecurity Became 2017's Hot New Major

Everybody wants to teach, but nobody can decide what it is

How are Italian Companies Embracing Open Data?

How are Italian Companies Embracing Open Data?

How do women move around cities? Santiago is finding out

Chile is using mobile data to find out how and why women use the city differently than men

Team from NYU Tandon wins $1M prize in Brooklyn BP’s Smart Gun Competition

‘It’s not going to make it slower, it’s not going to make it faster, it’s only going to make it safer’

Keeping Business Local

George Yan enriches Wells with his culture and economic vision

CNCF Brings In Notary, The Update Framework to Boost Container Security

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation adds a pair of open-source security efforts to its project roster, providing cryptographically verifiable software integrity.

Grand Opening of the NYU Tandon School of Engineering Veterans Future Lab

IEEE Author Talks About the Benefits of Code Ocean

The tool makes code easily accessible to others conducting research

Classes To Launch Experienced Executives into New York's Clean-Tech Economy

NYU-Poly teams with state, city to quickly create green-technology business leaders

Road to Fondwa

MLB debuts Statcast technology in Tuesday’s Nationals-Cardinals game

Academia takes on the cyber security gender gap

INDUSTRY VOICE A Take by an NYU Polytechnic Professor

Researchers Are Studying the Things People Fiddle With at Their Desks

Cyber revenge is a dish best served by sharing threat data

Dual-Degree Student Awarded Civil Engineering Scholarship

December 21, 2016

Why Does Coffee Spill More Often than Beer?

November 20, 2014

An NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering Professor and Her Collaborators Have the Answer

In Memoriam: Eli Pearce

May 29, 2015

Our First Year: A Retrospective

Special report: London, Windsor jailhouse reality check

Poly student launches staring competition app

Pleasures of the Text

The Connected Intersections challenge is making city streets safer

Unsinkable boats now closer to reality

Is Anything Ever ‘Forgotten’ Online?

How hard is it to find what people would prefer was forgotten?

Online Cheating

Robert Ubell considers how serious a problem it is and what colleges should do about it.

Repeating password raises hacking risk

Can Blockchain Technology Secure Digital Voting Systems? Kaspersky Lab Challenged 19 Universities with Protecting e-Voting from Cyberattacks in Competition; Awards Three Top Finalists

Internationally Acclaimed Technology Pioneer Robert Metcalfe Delivers Lynford Lecture

December 12, 2006

The Students Are Honing Their Hacking Skills With Weekly Hack Night Events

Study Finds Heavy Facebook Users and Women More Subject To Spam and Phishing Exploits

Dos Pueblos, UCSB Teams Advance to Finals of Worldwide Hacking Competition

After 500 Years, Dürer's Art Still Engraved on Mathematicians' Minds (Op-Ed)

IndieCade wrap-up: Amid ‘gamergate’ storm, a bold new game world rises

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.

How the U.S. Will Respond to the Likely NSA Hack

Batman's Kitchen Teaches UW Students How to Play Cybersecurity

What's New In Civic Tech: GovLab Pushes Data Collaborations, Trump Names Federal Chief Digital Officer

GovLab Launches Data Collaboratives Website

Top of the Class: Some of NYC’s Leading Professors Share Their Secrets

Who said Start-Up NY isn't working? Not this NYC health care startup

This Indian-American Couple Donated $100 Mn to New York University

From Shredded C-Notes to Corn: Weird Materials Make Their Way into Cars

McGraw-Hill Education Takes Important Step in Open Technology, Enabling Educators to Build Personalized Learning Experiences

MS' Peter Carr, Noted Derivatives Expert, to Chair NYU Tandon Finance and Risk Engineering

Lays Out Plans to Attract Additional Stellar Practitioners to One of the Oldest and Largest Financial Engineering Educational Programs

Research Shows Smartphone Scanners Aren't as Secure as We Think They Are

Researchers from two universities were able to spoof some fingerprint-based security systems, demonstrating the possibility of creating a master print to unlock phones.

Sandy anniversary: City is more resilient but there’s still a long way to go

Reception Honors Alumni with Dual Legacy

May 4, 2016

1 + 2 + 1 = Success

July 13, 2007

New York University and Polytechnic Institute of New York University Select Theodore Rappaport

To the Labs!

July 14, 2015

Attendees Left the NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering’s Summer of STEM Launch Fired Up and Ready to Learn

National Academy of Engineering Elects 84 Members and 22 Foreign Members

Robotic Fish Sees and Mimics Live Zebrafish in Real Time

WCT Annual Leadership Awards Recognize Champions of Closing the Gender Gap

Why cow data and satellite data should not mix: AIG CEO talks cybersecurity

Peter Hancock, CEO of world's largest insurer, is bullish on big data, up to a point.