New Widgets Let You Snap, Crackle … and Think

SEE: Makerspace with 3D Printers Debuts at NYU's Engineering Campus

Could Crowdsourcing Expertise Be the Future of Government?

Recent political events have revealed tensions between expertise and democracy. Institutions must tap into the know-how of the many, not the few

Nadella Stresses ‘Diversity and Inclusion’

Sen. Gillibrand proposes legislation to support Brooklyn tech industry

Growing cybersecurity concerns

National Academy of Inventors publishes annual meeting proceedings

How Major Chinese Banks Help Sell Knock-Offs

Musiqa's 'Moving Images' integrates music and film

Tandon Makes Strides in Robotics, Creates Realistic Zebrafish

AT&T Debuts 5G Channel Sounder 'Porcupine' with NI

Even Your Phone's Fingerprint Sensor Isn't Safe!

Three Indian-American researchers have shown that the fingerprint-based security systems used in smartphones and other gadgets are way more vulnerable to hacking than we imagined.

Partnership Propels 5G Development

NYU WIRELESS and National Instruments (NI) are teaming up to develop the advanced solutions needed to bring 5G to fruition.

At This NYC Summer Camp, Kids Build Dream Cities From Scratch

UAE Researchers Develop New Security Computer Chip

Q&A: Why Commuting Sucks the Life Out of You

Security, open source, and hands-on learning with Justin Cappos

January 10, 2025

IBM Watson Brings AI Wonders to Cybersecurity

8 universities will help teach the machine to stop hacks.

Your Government Needs Updating

Study links leadership and alcohol in zebrafish

BK student invents robot to help kids with autism

Qualcomm Technologies Joins NYU WIRELESS Research Center

August 7, 2013

Professor Tapiero launches Risk and Decision Analysis journal

December 17, 2008

Professor Nadan Speaks on Innovation in Pubic Sector Panel

May 20, 2010

Greening executives: A new program teaches managers about the business of clean tech

Roger W. Neal Named Founding Executive Director Of NYC Media Lab

Men's Volleyball Drops Close Match

February 5, 2011

Mount Saint Vincent Wins 3-0 in Tight Contest

The iBall: Taking Tennis Technology to a Bright New Level

IRS opens up Form 990 data, ushering nonprofit sector into the age of transparency

Entrepreneurial Veterans Turn Their Back Burner Ideas Into Realities With NYU Program

The Most Vulnerable Ransomware Targets Are the Institutions We Rely On Most

Many vital public institutions such as hospitals and fire stations lack cybersecurity to ward off popular malware

Apple Plans to Step Up Security as Congress Debates Encryption

The tech company could continue to move more security features into its iPhone processors and has hired a secure messaging specialist

Jays Roll Into Playoffs on a Winning Streak

April 25, 2010

NYU-Poly defeats MSM and York

NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering Student Wins First Prize in United Nations #VisualizeChange World Humanitarian Summit Data Challenge

The World Comes to Brooklyn

June 6, 2013

To study alcohol: More robots, fewer animals?

Pleasures of the Text

The Connected Intersections challenge is making city streets safer

Your Posture May Change Your Math Skills

Mourning George Bugliarello: Scholar, President Emeritus of Polytechnic Institute of New York University and “Mastermind” of MetroTech Center

February 18, 2011

Artists use data to make political statements

R. Luke DuBois on Google, Britney Spears, and What’s Wrong With the Term “New Media”

iBillionnaire mobile app has index fund that follows self-made wealthy

Designers to Take On Urban Energy Challenges During NYC ACRE Design Jam

NSA targets college students to fill cyber professionals shortage

More Female International Students Pursue STEM Degrees at U.S. Universities

Research opportunities in the U.S. are drawing students to the science, technology, engineering and math fields.

Brooklyn Lawmakers On The Move: Malliotakis Promotes Veterans Entrepreneur Training

Malliotakis Promotes Veterans Entrepreneur Training

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.

Engineering a protein to prevent brain damage from toxic agents

Theodore Rappaport: At the Forefront of 5G

Top 5 academic institutions leading in 5G research

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

NYU Wireless Stern School of Business Land Cellular Networking Grant

11 university startups accepted into NYC Media Lab Combine accelerator

The program hopes to grow the future of New York's media industry.

Fingerprint to Fly?

Blockchain AI Researchers Link Specific Bitcoin Wallets to Sex Workers

The Bitcoin blockchain keeps a permanent record of all transactions. Now the police can track clients and pimps using it.

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

Winners of Polytechnic University’s Innovation Meets Art Contest Awarded Prizes Including Cash and Starbucks Cards at Grand Opening Festivities

April 25, 2007

NYU-Poly Students Challenge Peers in Cyber War Games

Startup Honest Buildings raises $13 million from the likes of Brookfield and Rudin

Major real estate firms decide to invest in tech platform after using it themselves

Summer Research Scholar Wins Young Engineer Award

April 12, 2007

NYU-Poly Expands at MetroTech

Robotics Students Build New York’s Startup Culture

Women's Basketball Reaches 11th Win

January 30, 2011

Holds Off Mount Saint Vincent 61-54

Electric pulse method yields precisely tuned metallic glass nanoparticles

July 10, 2025

NYU Tandon engineers use flash Joule heating to create uniform nanoparticles with enhanced catalytic properties for sustainable energy applications

Repeating password raises hacking risk

Unsinkable boats now closer to reality

Found: Cyber Stars of the Future

November 16, 2009

International Participation Climbs 60 Percent in NYU-Poly's 6th Annual Digital Security Challenges; Industry and Government Professionals Woo Future Cyber Sleuths

“Bodies in Motion” Melds Virtual Reality and Motion Capture Engineering with Art

December 21, 2017

Design teams dream up ‘Downtown Brooklyn Commons’

Cisco's Brad Antoniewicz to Present "Anatomy of an Attack" at Cyber Security Summit 2017

Women's Basketball to Host ECAC Quarterfinals

February 28, 2011

#2 seed Lady Jays to Play #7 Brooklyn

October 2010: Best in college homepage design

DUMBO gets new feather: an incubator

City opens its ninth such facility, this one to focus on technology startups, on Jay Street; landlord Two Trees offers discounted rent of $3.50 per square foot.

Data Scientists Will Unlock Big Data’s Promise

Can a Floating Robot Save a Polluted Canal?

President, New York University Polytechnic visits Delhi Technological University

1 + 2 + 1 = Success

July 13, 2007

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

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

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

Indian American Researchers Conclude That Smartphone Security Systems Based on Fingerprints Can Be Compromised

Nasir Memon, Aditi Roy and Arun Ross released a study in April to expose the vulnerability of the fingerprint-based security system.

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

17 Startups Join NYU Tandon’s Veterans Future Lab Apex Program

June 11, 2018

Companies Founded by Military Veterans and Spouses Receive Guidance and Resources for Growth Through No-cost, One-year Incubation

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

NY University researchers explain why Bitcoin miners are losing money

'Pied piper' robot could lead fish away from harm

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

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

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