Robots Terrify Zebrafish: How Alcohol Affects Fearful Fish

A Night at Union Square Ventures: NYU-Poly Talks Up Incubator Success

Do Business Incubators Pay? Ask Interns and Tax Collectors

North High teams in cyber security finals

Women's Volleyball Rolls Over Yeshiva

October 8, 2010

Kalvert Leads NYU-Poly to Skyline Win

This NYU prof is trying to forecast 2035’s ‘Meerkat’

Elza Erkip of the NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering, who studies what's wirelessly possible, previews the topics she'll cover at next month's Brooklyn 5G Summit.

A Challenge to Developers: Software to Help People with Disabilities

Video game tech bringing 'fundamentally revolutionary' changes to workplace

Biometrics Data is Vulnerable, Warn Experts

Researchers combine full- and half-duplex in same network

Study by NYU and Trinity College Dublin argues that full duplex alone has too many trade-offs, but hybrid network can deliver huge gains

The Truth About Bug Finders: They're Essentially Useless

In tests, they missed 98 percent of the vulnerabilities in researchers' code

5G Wireless Is Coming, and It’s Going to Blow You Away

A massive FCC spectrum release—and new advances in wireless technologies—accelerate an era of incredibly fast data.

Google Finds Hijacking, Ad Injection Remain Major Problems

Evidence Mounts that NSA Computer Code was Stolen

NYU's Tandon School of Engineering Offers Veterans a Leg Up on Startups

State-Funded Business Program Graduates Third Class of Ex-military Entrepreneurs

Bridging the Knowledge Gap: In Search of Expertise

Academia takes on the cyber security gender gap

INDUSTRY VOICE A take by an NYU Polytechnic professor

Here are the Four Winning Startups from 1776’s Challenge Cup NY Competition

On Yelp, Doctors Get Reviewed Like Restaurants — And It Rankles

Sharing Your Fitness Tracker Data? ‘Pace’ Yourself

Why Do Passengers Insist on Crowding Around Subway Doors?

And how can you get the bottleneckers to move?

Men's Tennis Opens With Win

March 20, 2011

Jays 6, USMMA 3

Alabama Prison's Cruelty

'Black Swan' Writer Taleb Downplays North Korean Nuclear Threat

Learn about new frontiers in assistive technology

Hackaday NYC is hosting an event Sept. 21 at Kickstarter HQ.

Apple's Touch ID Is Probably Doomed, And That's OK

Millburn Rocktoberfest expands: A bigger venue, more live music

Five New York City Universities Partner to Defend Independent Media and Journalism

10 critical security skills every IT team needs

Focus on hiring talent with the following security skills and your team will be equipped to prevent, protect and mitigate the damage of cybersecurity attacks — and speed recovery efforts.

Beth Noveck: "Participation leads to more effective governments" (Translated)

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What a Fujifilm X30 Camera Looks Like When You Tear It Apart

NY University researchers explain why Bitcoin miners are losing money

New iPad App Lets Brooklyn Students Learn Chemistry With Greater Ease

'Pied piper' robot could lead fish away from harm

This Paper Explains Why Bitcoin Miners Lose Money

NYU says that 5G could be here soon

NYU-Poly Recognition Continues in 2013

Publicis Groupe Joins NYC Media Lab

Bat condos, bug hotels and native plants are part of a proposal to transform Long Island City’s abandoned rail line

Professor Elza Erkip Named one of the ‘Most Influential Scientific Minds’

October 29, 2014

Celebrating an Innovative Music Legend

June 13, 2017

Charter Communications Partners with NYU Ability Project to Make Home Entertainment More Accessible

August 9, 2017

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

October 18, 2017

NYC Media Lab Annual Research Summit Explores the Future of Media

October 10, 2013

Professor Ozbay Gives Keynote at Symposium on Transportation Informatics

August 31, 2016

Confusion is the name of the game in outwitting microchip reverse engineers

NYU Poly students will play ‘ping pong platform’ video game during finals

Professor Arnold's lectures shed light on 'optical tractor beams' in biosensing

August 24, 2009

What do you fidget with at your desk? Scientists want to know.

The Matt Townsend Show: Teaching Cyber Security, Teens and Later School Start Time

Culture is Just a Reflection of You and What You Do in an Organisation: Satya Nadella

An Interview with Anita Farrington Associate Dean of Student Affairs at the NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering

NYU Researchers, Major Urban Fire Departments Build Game-Based Residential Fire Simulation Training

How Open Data Can Help the Global South, from Disaster Relief to Voter Turnout

What Are Holographic Calls? Technology May Replace Voice Calling In The Future

At the Opening of the NYU-Poly Greenhouse

N.J. drivers have second-highest rate of 'mega commutes,' Census reveals

Interview: NYU Wireless Director Theodore Rappaport Addresses Millimeter Waves And Engineering Education

Inside The Cybersecurity, 'White Hat Hacker' University Network

Just Like Stupid Humans, Fish Get Cocky When They Drink

What Happens When Fish Get Drunk?

One of the Strongest, Lightest Metals Ever Made Is Less Dense Than Water

Adobe Alumni Innovate Under Adobe's Wing

Bloomberg: City Will Open Four More Incubators

The Science of Diffusion and the Spread of Public Policy

A team of researchers are applying network science and dynamical systems to understand how health policies spread.

AI Predicts Autism From Infant Brain Scans

A high-resolution interface reveals the brain storms of people suffering seizures.

How a password manager can help you stay more secure online

Physicists Explain Why Coffee Is More Prone to Spills Than Beer

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.

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.

What Ursula Burn's rise to power can teach us about mentorship

The first black women to lead a company the size of Xerox, Burn's journey from the projects to CEO shows us the value of the right mentors.

Do Students Need to Learn Art to Succeed at Science?

NYU and Ohio State University Help NYC Find Solutions to Harmful Noise Pollution

NYU: New York's Other Engineering School

First Stop Brooklyn: Wind Energy Startup Makes An Unlikely Home

Mapping the Cityscape: Mapping Manhattan

Precollege Program Provides High School Students Opportunity to Engineer their Future

August 23, 2016

Gupta and Porfiri receive NSF grant

September 5, 2007

Q & A with Bowen Yu: Programming Champion

July 11, 2014

Humanizing Autonomy

Driving well is a relative thing, dependent on context and ingrained behavior as much as on learned skills, experts say — and this notion applies equally to both humans and self-driving cars.

Whence Homochirality?

Hacking a Different Kind of Virus

November 13, 2014

Two-Day Hackathon Explores Ebola Aid Solutions

Research Leads to New FDNY Firefighting Procedures

September 8, 2010

Car hacking remains a very real threat as autos become ever more loaded with tech

Statement from Craig Matthews, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Polytechnic University Regarding the Merger Vote

February 7, 2008

Poly Professor Endows Dorm Room in Othmer Residence Hall

February 1, 2007

NYU-Poly Researchers Awarded DARPA Contract to Explore the Deep Web

NYU-Poly, Cornell, Columbia Among Colleges with Highest ROI; Yale at No. 60

The Startup Behind NYC’s Plan to Replace Phone Booths with 7,500 Connected Kiosks

Intersection, which is funded by Alphabet, hopes they could someday guide autonomous vehicles, too.

Polytech Researchers in Brooklyn Build Robotic Super Fish to Save Other Fish From Danger

When Left Meets Right: Poly Students Who Do It All

December 20, 2012