Can MOOCs Cure the Tuition Epidemic?

Wow: NYU is Spending More Than $500 Million to Up its Tech Presence in Brooklyn

“NYU’s expanded presence in Downtown Brooklyn will lead to innovative solutions to real challenges facing the world’s urban centers,” NYU President Andrew Hamilton said.

OLC Board Members' Online Programs Recognized for Excellence

NYU Kids Inventors' Day Event Showcases Youthful Innovations

What's New In Civic Tech: GovLab Pushes Data Collaborations, Trump Names Federal Chief Digital Officer

GovLab Launches Data Collaboratives Website

NYU to Invest More Than $500 Million in Brooklyn on Science, Engineering and Emerging Media

NYU to Use “STEAM” Disciplines to Turn Old MTA Headquarters into a New “MTA” Facility: Media, Technology, and Arts

NYU to Pump $500M into Expanding High-Tech Brooklyn Campuses

NYU Expanding Into Former MTA Headquarters in Downtown Brooklyn

NYU Announces $500M Expansion of Brooklyn Engineering School

NYU to Invest More than $500M in Brooklyn on Science, Engineering, Emerging Media

NYU Invests $500 Million in Renovations for Brooklyn Campus

What is a Hackathon, and Why Should You Care?

There's a global trend of companies integrating hackathons into their overall innovation strategy.

NYU Tandon School of Engineering Launches Online Data Hub for Criminal Practitioners

DFI Educational Trust Awards Scholarships

Car Free NYC expansion in talks for Earth Day 2017

A Future Car May Be Protected From Hacking By Software Developed In San Antonio

What Do Employers Really Think About Online Degrees?

Digital Gems: Osmos is Surreal, Soothing, Magnificent

Osmos might be one of the earliest iOS games, but it's still one of the best.

Women of Power: Honoring Trailblazing Legacies

Shedding light on the legacies of those that paved the way.

$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.

Wells Fargo Adds 10 Clean-Tech Startups To Innovation Incubator

Program helps advance energy efficiency for commercial buildings by providing startups with cash grants and in-kind resources to accelerate innovative clean technologies

What's New in Civic Tech: U.S. House Approves Email Privacy Protections, Seattle PD Deploys Data Analytics Platform

Plus, DataRescue SF Bay event strives to preserve publicly accessible data resources from the federal government.

These Kid Inventors Get What Many Grown Up Entrepreneurs Don't

You shouldn't let failure stand in your way.

From Hamlet to Smackdowns: The Weird and Wonderful Ideas from VR Jubilee

Wrap these around your face

Food-X Reveals the 8 Startups Taking Part in its Latest Cohort

Tandon Researchers Develop Database to Reduce Crime and Incarceration

The future is bright. And wireless. | Marco Mezzavilla | TEDxMiddlebury (video)

Watch an NYU Researcher Explain the Promise of 5G Wireless

5G is like an invisible fabric that will wirelessly connect future objects like drones and cars.

Wanted: White Hat Hackers to Break New Automotive Software Updater Code

Over-the-air software updates for cars is a security risk. Researchers who developed an open source software update framework for cars are asking security experts to help find flaws in its code.

FBI Official: Feds Can't Compete With Top Tech Companies for Cybersecurity Analysts

Another NHS Crisis Looms – An Inability to Analyse Data

The opportunity to use data to improve health and social care is being hampered by a lack of personnel with skills in data science

Online Cheating

Robert Ubell considers how serious a problem it is and what colleges should do about it.

Why Your Next Job Training Course May Be a MOOC

How the NYU Future Labs Had a Year a Top VC Would Dream Of

Startups from NYU Tandon's three incubators have a 90 percent survival rate and $1 billion in total market cap. How? We asked Vice Dean Kurt Becker.

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

NYU School of Engineering Launches Computer Science Bridge Program for Liberal Arts Graduates

NYU Creates Pathway to Tandon for Non Computer Science Students

Introducing Capsule8: Industry's First Container-Aware, Real-time Threat Protection for Linux

AI Predicts Autism From Infant Brain Scans

Unstoppable Wasp: Meeting of the Minds Pt. 2

Jeremy Whitley and Elsa Charretier recruit real world scientists to back up their new hero!

Black History Month: Ursula Burns (1958-)

February is Black History Month. Throughout this month The Royal Gazette will feature people, events, places and institutions that have contributed to the shaping of African history.

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.

Springer's Most-Read Engineering Paper of 2016? Research on 3D-Printing's Security Flaws.

We interviewed the paper's co-author when it came out. Here's what he said.

NYU Tandon Professors to Build AI-based Navigation

NYU Professors Developing Artificial Intelligence that Links Driverless Cars to Cloud-Based Maps

Brain Scans Show Early Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Brain Scans Identify if Baby Sibling Also Has Autism

'Quora Was the Savior': Online Communities are Supercharging People's Careers

Automotive Cyber Security: Keeping Hackers Out of Cars

Corporate Social Responsibility for a Data Age

Proprietary data can help improve and save lives, but fully harnessing its potential will require a cultural transformation in the way companies, governments, and other organizations treat and act on…

Is Your Big Data Messy? We're Making an App for That

Researchers are creating software to ‘clean’ large datasets, making it easier for scientists and the public to use big data

The Future of Training is Online

Educación Digital: Pedagogía en Línea

Mike Sharples examina un estudio acerca de la gran migración a la educación digital desde la “enseñanza invertida” con los MOOCs.

Data Justice Network Launched to Foster Peer-to-Peer Learning in Criminal Justice

Nadella Stresses ‘Diversity and Inclusion’

NYU’s New Joint Degree in STEM and Law

NYU Creates Pathway to Master's Degree for Non Computer Science Students

February 14, 2017

See 9 Projects Out of NYU's Global Hackathon

The event drew more than 1,500 participants across the university's three campuses — and even some hackers from Toronto.

Tandon Students Help Design Hyperloop at SpaceX Headquarters

From Beyonce to Janice Bryant Howroyd, 14 Black Women Who Changed Business and Finance

Cool Talk Alert: What Will 2017 Be Like for AR/VR?

Experts in tech, advertising and marketing discuss.

Innovative Events and Training Reshape Cybersecurity Education

Colleges seek to better prepare students for careers in tech risk management.

Final Five Financial Longevity Ideas Advance in THINK Prize 16 Challenge

Techies ‘Hack the Ban’ for Undocumented Immigrants in Brooklyn

Rehab Exercises Getting Repetitive and Boring? Use Them to Collect Data Instead

Self-Assembling Photonic Crystals Miniaturize Optical Components and Enhance Laser Efficiency

Colloidal particles that are used in a wide array of technical applications, such as cosmetics, inks, paints, and foods, have the ability to self-assemble into an exceptional range of crystalline…

A Walk and a Talk - Brothers Defeat Willowbrook

Professors Building Self-Locating Autonomous Vehicles

AI Helps Autonomous Vehicles Locate Themselves on Maps

NYU Docs are Using Machine Learning to Stop a Stealthy Disease Before It's Too Late

Lymphedema causes unsightly swelling in the arms and legs. But researchers Mei Fu and Yao Wang have an idea for catching early symptoms sooner.

Colloidal Spheres Coaxed to Self-Assemble into Photonic Crystals

Breakthrough raises hope for efficient alternative to today's computer chips

Pre-Fab Parts Offer Path to Self-Assembling Photonic Crystals

Photonic Crystals Self-Assembled from Colloidal Particles

Infant MRIs Show Autism Linked to Increased Cerebrospinal Fluid

Renters and Sellers Beware of Scammers

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

NYU Tandon Student Team Advances in SpaceX Hyperloop Competition

The team of undergrads, grad students and one recent alum will return to California this summer.

These Vets Became Entrepreneurs in Just a Few Months

The 5G Frontier: Millimeter Wireless

Almost limitless bandwidth beckons-- if we can tame a wild region of the spectrum

Incoming NYU Tandon School of Engineering Students Experience VR- Gaming

Law Enforcement Agencies to Receive Free Access to NYU Developed Solution Combating Child Exploitation

The 42 Words You Can Never Say in Emails to the D.C. Government

WikiLeaks Says It Will Work with Tech Firms to Defeat CIA Hacking

WikiLeaks to Help Shield Tech Firms From CIA's Hacking Tools (video)

Light at Night: Prototype in Tripureshwar, Kathmandu, Nepal

A prototype that emerged from our bindi project with women in Tripureshwar: how prototyping and collaboration can trigger change.

Another Photo of Hillary Clinton on a Plane Goes Viral

Meet the Spring 2017 Class of TED Residents

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

An Engineering Hub on the Rise in Downtown Brooklyn

NYU's expansion of the Tandon School takes the Jay Street tech-school corridor to a new level

NYU Uses 3D Virtual Reality as Acceptance Letters

In Memoriam: Former Professor Leonard Shaw

October 28, 2014

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

October 29, 2014

NSF Supports Researchers’ Use of Psychology to Detect Software Vulnerabilities

October 29, 2014

Seeing the Unseen

November 19, 2014

The Challenge of Portraying What We Can’t See, What We Didn’t See, What We Don’t Want to See

Professor of Mathematics Erwin Lutwak Might Be Feted in in the World’s Capitals but Brooklyn Remains Home

November 20, 2014

Why Does Coffee Spill More Often than Beer?

November 20, 2014

An NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering Professor and Her Collaborators Have the Answer