FBI Agents Serve Search Warrants at Montecito Real Estate Compant's Lompoc Call Center

3 Santa Barbara locations also focus of investigation into controversial distressed-property website

The World's Best Security Engineers are Working on Flappy Bird

Fewer people want to engage in a modern spy vs. spy.

Engineering opportunity: A huge donation to NYU cements New York City's place as a tech industry leader

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.

ffVC and NYU are Mixing Researchers with Investors in the Name of Machine Intelligence

How Social Media Data Can Improve People's Lives - If Used Responsibly

How Social Media Data Can Improve People's Lives - If Used Responsibly

FOX23 Investigates: Safety of Fingerprint Scans on Phones

First responders to get mmWave 5G development assistance from NYU WIRELESS and the University of Padova, Italy.

Opinion: How to Make Open Data Live Up to Its Potential

Merilli Named Skyline Pitcher of the Week

April 5, 2011

Perfect Game Highlights 3-0 Week

NYU-Poly Donors and Their Students Share Evening of Gratitude

October 29, 2009

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

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

Study links phishing vulnerabilities to personality traits

A new report from the Polytechnic Institute of New York University has linked susceptibility to phishing scams to personality traits, noting that women may be more vulnerable to men.

Study Links Phishing Vulnerabilities to Personality Traits

NEW YORK ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF ENERGY RESEARCH CONTEST

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

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

University Research Center Tests Smart Transport in New York City

WikiLeaks Publishes 1000s of CIA Cyber-Espionage Documents (Video)

Where Halls of Ivy Meet Silicon Dreams, a New City Rises

Poolesville students take first place in national cyber security challenge

Three member team solves computer forensics mystery

NYU Researchers Develop Rugged Composite Lighter Than Water

Top 100 Degree Producers: Graduate and Professional

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

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

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

Brooklyn embraced brave students who pioneered Japan’s modernization

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.

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

But questions remain

Brooklyn 5G Summit 2017 Wrap-up

Robot Swarms Could Be Controlled by Your Smartphone, Thanks to AR

Optical Nanofiber 'Hears' Bacteria Swim, Cancer Cells Move

Spam campaign targets Google users with malicious link

Quant Guide 2017: NYU Tandon School of Engineering

Virtual, Augmented Reality Lab Coming to Brooklyn (Video)

Skype Can Expose Your Location, Researchers Say

Men's Volleyball Bounced From Skyline Semis

March 27, 2011

Bard Sweeps NYU-Poly 3-0

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.

Jays clip Eagles 1-0, take 2nd at Raptors Classic

September 12, 2009

Gabor, Rohr, and Schwartz named to All-Tournament Team

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

WorldQuant University Appoints U.S. Navy Admiral James George Stavridis as Chairman of its Advisory Board

NYU Targets Fortune 500 Company Employees in New Emerging Technology Course

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.

Even After 22 Trillion Digits, We’re Still No Closer To The End Of Pi

Steven Kuyan Wants to Help You Sort Through the AI Hype

Here are five good questions to ask when evaluating artificial intelligence.

Researchers Pair Robotics and Information Theory to Better Understand Predator and Prey Relationships

Ransomware Victims Have Paid Out More than $25 Million, Google Study Finds

Gabor's late goal sends Poly to OT with Old Westbury

October 6, 2009

Jays fall short 2-1 in OT

NYU-Poly falls in opener to Yeshiva

September 11, 2009

16 Point Lead Not Enough as Bard Edges NYU-Poly

January 14, 2011

Jays Losing Streak Continues

Road to Fondwa

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

Researchers Are Studying the Things People Fiddle With at Their Desks

Which Users Are the Most LIkely Phishing Victims?

Which Colleges Will Make You Richest? (Bonus: One’s In Brooklyn!)

Watch "The 5x10 Talks" Recap Here

Indian-origin researchers report cybersecurity risks in 3D printing

Total Buys Stake in Brooklyn’s United Wind Leasing Business

USDA Helps Students Get Hands-On Data Science Experience

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

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

Diversity, One Key to Solving Cybersecurity Job Gap

Uber's Artificial Intelligence Ambitions Just Got Bigger

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!

These Vets Became Entrepreneurs in Just a Few Months

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

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

Tandon Investigates Fraudulent Housing Listings on Craigslist

Wind of Change Blows into Brooklyn 5G Summit

Higher-Ed Critics of Net Neutrality Repeal

Jazz musician extraordinaire Norman Connors spread “Valentine Love” in New York City

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

But questions remain

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Internationally Acclaimed Technology Pioneer Robert Metcalfe Delivers Lynford Lecture

December 12, 2006

Reception Honors Alumni with Dual Legacy

May 4, 2016

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Robots Terrify Zebrafish: How Alcohol Affects Fearful Fish