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Study Links Phishing Vulnerabilities to Personality Traits
25 New York colleges with the best return on investment
Three local colleges are ranked high on the list
NEW YORK ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF ENERGY RESEARCH CONTEST
Polytechnic School of Engineering Commencement
New Widgets Let You Snap, Crackle … and Think
Skype Can Expose Your Location, Researchers Say
AT&T's Girls Who Code Program visits NYC Tandon School of Engineering
Company Aims to Make Buildings More Sustainable
Borough President to Local Colleges: Make Us a Smart Gun
Adams Will Award $1M to the School Team that Develops the Most Efficient ‘Safe’ Weapon
Boffins Design Security Chip to Spot Hidden Hardware Trojans in Processors
When fabs go rogue.
SEE: Makerspace with 3D Printers Debuts at NYU's Engineering Campus
To Create a Quieter City, They're Recording the Sounds of New York
NASA's HoloLens Demo Puts Researchers on Mars, Space Station and Workbench
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
Astronomers Discover Roundest Star
Asteroseismologists delving into the Kepler mission's data trove have found a star that appears to be more spherical than any natural object.
Uber in Artificial-Intelligence Drive After buying Startup
Ride-hailing service is creating new division to develop the technology
Founding Uber AI Labs
University Research Center Tests Smart Transport in New York City
$15 Million Project Underway to Overhaul Storm Sewer System
The existing combined sewer system will then be converted into a sanitary sewer system and joined with an additional 2,900 feet of new sanitary sewer lines being installed under the project.
Liam Dalton Brings His Design-Build Expertise to HNTB
Design-build expert Liam Dalton, PE, is joining the HNTB Corporation team as design-build project director and vice president of the firm’s Northeast division.
Nadella Stresses ‘Diversity and Inclusion’
WikiLeaks Publishes 1000s of CIA Cyber-Espionage Documents (Video)
Where Halls of Ivy Meet Silicon Dreams, a New City Rises
InnoVention: Announcing our 12 Semi-Finalists!
Poolesville students take first place in national cyber security challenge
Three member team solves computer forensics mystery
Growing cybersecurity concerns
National Academy of Inventors publishes annual meeting proceedings
NYU Researchers Develop Rugged Composite Lighter Than Water
Top 100 Degree Producers: Graduate and Professional
City lauds ‘unprecedented’ STEM education effort from businesses
How Major Chinese Banks Help Sell Knock-Offs
Top 50 Industrial IoT (IIoT) 5G Industrialists and Innovators
RCR Wireless News recognizes inaugural list of leaders fueling the Fourth Industrial Revolution
NYU Tandon teams up with Columbia on GovLab project
The open data effort seeks to make government datasets more accessible.
NYU Wireless 5G Program Gets Signal Boost with $1M Donation
Texas-based National Instruments donated hardware to move some tests from simulations to real life.
AT&T Debuts 5G Channel Sounder 'Porcupine' with NI
Brooklyn 5G Summit 2017 Wrap-up
Robot Swarms Could Be Controlled by Your Smartphone, Thanks to AR
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.
Optical Nanofiber 'Hears' Bacteria Swim, Cancer Cells Move
We Need Technology But at What Cost?
Spam campaign targets Google users with malicious link
Quant Guide 2017: NYU Tandon School of Engineering
Virtual, Augmented Reality Lab Coming to Brooklyn (Video)
At This NYC Summer Camp, Kids Build Dream Cities From Scratch
UAE Researchers Develop New Security Computer Chip
How one NYU research team is tackling 5G emulation
Tandon Researcher Developing Potential Antidotes to Neutralize Chemical Weapons
India, US ink a rash of trade agreements
Toxic Coal Byproduct Made Into Lighter, Stronger Metal Foams
New Tech Uses Fly Ash to Decrease Vehicle Weight
Researchers ID Skype users who also use BitTorrent
NYU-Poly Opens New Facility In Downtown Brooklyn
New York University is branching out in Brooklyn.
Sam Pitroda Honored by New York Polytechnic
NSF GRANT AIMS TO SPEED GENE THERAPY TOOL TO MARKET
ISP-operated servers alter search results, researchers claim
Search engine redirects give stealthy love to advertisers
Empowering the Next Generation: History Becomes HERStory
March 16, 2015
Women in Engineering Summit Highlights Women’s Successes—and Challenges—in the Tech Field
Your Government Needs Updating
Nanoenhanced Biosensor Detects Single Proteins
Cyber Crime Fighters!
The teens hacking away at NYU’s CSAW competition are quite possibly our next line of cyber defense.
Searching the Balkans
IBM Watson Brings AI Wonders to Cybersecurity
8 universities will help teach the machine to stop hacks.
Jays clip Eagles 1-0, take 2nd at Raptors Classic
September 12, 2009
Gabor, Rohr, and Schwartz named to All-Tournament Team
Even After 22 Trillion Digits, We’re Still No Closer To The End Of Pi
‘The Satellite’ Is A Science Project To Bring You A Live Portrait Of Earth
World's Biggest Student Cyber Security Games Expand to India, Middle East, and North Africa
NYU Tandon, NYU Abu Dhabi, and the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, Will Lure Best Young Hackers and Protectors to a Vital Field of Study
NYU Targets Fortune 500 Company Employees in New Emerging Technology Course
Indian-American couple gifts $100 million to New York University
Why Do People Think Craigslist Isn't Safe? New Study: Because It Isn't
This new study may be a different sort of Craigslist killer.
5 Cool Media Projects that Just got Money to Become Real
NYC Media Lab and Verizon teamed up to fund promising innovations coming out of the city's universities.
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
Steven Kuyan Wants to Help You Sort Through the AI Hype
Here are five good questions to ask when evaluating artificial intelligence.
Ransomware Victims Have Paid Out More than $25 Million, Google Study Finds
How Open Data Can Help the Global South, from Disaster Relief to Voter Turnout
The zany story of two self ordained sports science entrepreneurs
Student Engineers Paying it Forward
February 17, 2012
The NYU-Poly chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers talk mentorship, support systems and looking to the future