Lack of women in cyber security

Gift of $100 million to NYU School of Engineering

For NYU's School of Engineering, a new funding round goes a long way

NYU Tandon gets $4.45 million to work on 5G and cybersecurity

The state funding will keep the school on the cutting edge of wireless research for at least five more years.

Millimeter wave researchers praise FCC's move to unleash more spectrum at higher bands

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

Forecasting the Flu

Future of the Game: The Era of Wearables

How Attackers Could Send Your Smartphone To An Early Grave

They're Coming Down, So Expect to See More Ceramic, Metal Matrix Composites

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

#StatsDay15 Data Visualisation Challenge

Internet Pioneer Vint Cerf Says Individuals Should Control Their Data

Cities first to benefit from Internet of Things, if we can write better software

In spite of significant technological and social challenges, the Internet of Things will improve the quality of life for city dwellers. That was the conclusion of a Vint Cerf-led panel on Wednesday.

Riva Precision Manufacturing Wins Best in Apparel and Accessories at Brooklyn Made Awards with the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce

Leading fine jewelry manufacturer, Riva Precision Manufacturing, wins a Brooklyn Made Award.

NYU's High School Cybersecurity Challenge Preps for Finals

2015 Behavioral Finance Forum Sheds Light on Consumer Financial Decision Making

Volkswagen and the Real Insider Threat

'The Ability Exchange,' Indiewire's September Project of the Month, is a 'One-Man Band' Empathy Engine

The director behind the upcoming documentary talks about his experiences crafting a film with (and for) the disability community.

Higher Ed Challenge – Community Voices October 30, 2015

FIRST Honors Michael Bloomberg, will.i.am, and Diana Lee Guzman for Advancing STEM Education in Underserved Communities During Inaugural FIRST, Inspire Award and Charity Event

Organization to Further Expand Diversity Efforts and Student Access to STEM Opportunities

Wine cellars, security, and standards: Vint Cerf on IoT

The 'father of the Internet' has rigged a slick IoT system for his wine collection, but questions of standards and interoperability will dog developers in the outside world

Internet of Things and IPv6 Discussed by Vint Cerf at NYU Lecture

Prosper And NYU Tandon Incubator For Veteran Business Launches With Support Of United War Veterans Council

Helping New York Vets Enter $1.2 Trillion Veteran Business World

Help Wanted: Cybersecurity’s Weak Spot

Online Learning Initiatives at New York University – Robert Ubell

Startup U: NYC’s Booming University Incubator Scene is Driving Innovation

Whether seeking prestige or profit, New York’s top universities are schooling new entrepreneurs in the art of growing a company

University Researchers Invent Solution to Protect Chips Against Manufacturing Sabotage

NYU wins NSF grant to build mmWave testbed

NYU Wireless spearheads new testbed for mmWave spectrum

NYU Wireless To Build Test Bed for 5G

The Gowanus Canal's Beacon of Hope

New York University roboticists are betting that a tiny aquatic machine will inspire the community to care about Brooklyn's neglected Superfund site.

New York shows off its 5G credentials with a 60GHz public testbed

SiBeam, NI, join 5G mmWave exploratory study

Public testbed to speed the path to 5G

The NYU WIRELESS research centre has announced it will build an advanced programmable platform to design, prototype, and validate technologies vital for the millimetre wave (mmWave) radio spectrum,…

Data Shows the Way for New York’s Greenhouse Gas Reductions

January 22, 2016

'It’s not just benchmarking, but it’s also disclosure'

The Tinder Approach to Fixing Our Government

Skype finally hides your IP address, to protect against vengeful gamers

NYU Wireless to Build 5G Programmable Platform with NSF Funding

Here’s who won the Brooklyn Innovation Awards

January 29, 2016

Nearly 200 of the borough's best minds gathered last night for our first-ever Brooklyn Innovation Awards. We take you through the winners, in tweets.

Luke DuBois Made a Whirlwind Video Portrait from 90 Days of Selfies

Researchers Find Vulnerability in Two-Factor Authentication

Super high-speed internet delivered over the air isn't as crazy as it sounds

Millimeter wave technology has been a tantalizing prospect for decades

If you can't buy bootleg gear online in New York, this may be why

Cyber-sherlock sheds light on studies into counterfeit goods

Payments trail reveals illicit underground economy

Spam Trail Leads to China’s Three Largest Banks

A researcher made 300 purchases of fake luxury goods online and found that 97 percent were handled by China’s largest three banks.

Ratings agency

Students judge their teachers. Often unfairly

Researchers Use Software-Defined Radio for Testing Millimeter-Wave Antennas

Test-bed will accelerate ultra-fast 5G implementation

Blackstone LaunchPad Caters to NYU Entrepreneurs

Robots Take Brooklyn in New Tandon Master’s Program

Tandon Announces Recipient for New Civil Engineering Sholarship

Tandon Team Makes Hyperloop Possible

Cleverness isn’t everything for a gaming artificial intelligence

Buttonmasher is Douglas Heaven's monthly column about video games, and how the way we play is changing

Spam Trail Leads to China’s Three Largest Banks

A researcher made 300 purchases of fake luxury goods online and found that 97 percent were handled by China’s largest three banks.

How Major Chinese Banks Help Sell Knock-Offs

Craigslist fails to flag most scam rental ads, study finds

More than half of suspicious real estate ads are never flagged for removal by Craigslist.

Millimeter wave expert Rappaport encouraged by U.S. operators' 5G tests

Verizon's purchase of XO shows '5G is coming faster' than most think

Two-factor authentication not secure, say researchers

Once thought secure, questions are now being raised by researchers as to just how bullet-proof texted verification codes are.

11 innovative media and information projects receive support from Knight Prototype Fund

How These Undergrads Won a Chance to Try Elon Musk’s Insane Vaccuum Tube

'It was like an enormous science fair on steroids'

This app lets you track your girlfriend’s period … but why??

EXCLUSIVE: Brooklyn college students to build smart gun, NYPD will help test designs

570 Hackers, 48 Hours, One NYU Hackathon

City to invest $7.2 million in new hubs to bolster tech

The hubs, one at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and the other near Grand Central Terminal, will debut this summer

NYCEDC Launches Urban Tech NYC to Support Companies Building Smart And Sustainable Cities

City of New York to Bring 100,000 Square Feet of Space, Prototyping Equipment, and Shared Resources to Two Locations in Brooklyn and Manhattan

NYCEDC launches UrbanTech NYC to support companies creating smart and sustainable cities

Governor Cuomo Announces Growth of Clean Technology and Creation of 980 Jobs

$14 million Investment in Cleantech Business Incubator Initiative Supports the Development of 141 Clean Energy Companies across the State

Apple Fears Court Order Will Open Pandora's Box for iPhone Security

Tim Cook defies demands to decrypt the San Bernardino terrorism suspect's iPhone. Yet it is unclear that cracking an iPhone 5c will impact newer, more secure models

Top 50 Industrial IoT (IIoT) 5G Industrialists and Innovators

RCR Wireless News recognizes inaugural list of leaders fueling the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Why Do Passengers Insist on Crowding Around Subway Doors?

And how can you get the bottleneckers to move?

Wireless: the next generation

A new wave of mobile technology is on its way, and will bring drastic change

Brooklyn's hot new trend: robots

A new grad program on the frontier of innovation is changing how we work and live.

New Master's Program in Translational Surface Engineering Begins Fall 2016

New NYU engineering program trains graduates to work in cosmetics

Simulation lets kids 'try on' heart valves before surgery

Predicting Right-Size Of Heart Valves Before Surgery

FCC needs to tackle a bunch of thorny issues on mmWave spectrum before unleashing it

Do Universities, Research Institutions Hold the Key to Open Data’s Next Chapter?

Where government has raw data, professors and researchers have expertise and analytics programs.

NYU Students’ Social Impact Project Empowers Women in Nepal

Mayor Appoints NYC Crane Safety Committee's Members

The technical working group's first assignment will be to examine whether current wind restrictions on crawler cranes – the type of crane involved in the recent collapse – reflect the best science.

Ransomware attack takes down LA hospital for hours

One of the greatest threats to private cybersecurity today is ransomware -- a cyberattack that blocks access to a computer until the hacker is paid a ransom.

NYU says Craigslist sucks at spotting fake rental listings

Researchers claim that more than half of all scam adverts stay online for up to 20 hours.

Craigslist removes less than half of suspicious rental listings, report says

Craigslist Not Finding Most Scam Rental Listings, Study Shows

Study: Craigslist flags less than 50% of scam rental listings

Study finds online sites lag in detecting rental scams

Craigslist caught fewer than half of obvious scams, NYU researchers report

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.

Tor users increasingly treated like second-class Web citizens

Websites often cut off access to Tor users because of abuse concerns

Some websites turning law-abiding Tor users into second-class citizens

Tor users blocked or faced with CAPTCHA if IP address matches known exit node.

The Digital de Tocqueville

When Everyone Is an Expert

In an era of instant feedback and crowdsourcing, the government misses out when it relies solely on authorized voices.

Facebook Security Chief: 'Slippery Slope' If Apple Helps the FBI

Ted Rappaport Keynoting Major FCC Hearing on Millimeter Wave

MM-Wave Radio Spectrum Becomes Tangible 5G Path

NYU WIRELESS researchers are designing and validating technologies necessary for the millimeter-wave radio spectrum to create 5G wireless systems.

5G phone service is on the horizon and NYU Tandon researchers have led the charge

NYU researcher Sundeep Rangan dishes on the huge possibilities for 5G.

The Carbon-Fiber Future: It's About More Than Speed (Op-Ed)

The Best Job in the World

Tandon Investigates Fraudulent Housing Listings on Craigslist

New U.S. Rule Extends Stay for Some Foreign Graduates