Defective products could result from cyberattacks on industrial 3D printers

Defects introduced in 3D-printed parts were undetectable by common industrial monitoring techniques, study says

Reducing Background Noise in Hearing Devices

How a new noise-reduction algorithm suppresses babble in cochlear implants and hearing aids.

NYU Tandon Professors to Build AI-based Navigation

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.

Suneris cofounder named TED Fellow as medical company opens new space

Mythos & Moxie: Building Virtual Worlds At A VR Hackathon

Teaching Kids How to Build Smart Cities

Session 6: Code Power

Gateway 85 CID’s Bomar to receive top honor from Institute of Transportation Engineer

New 5G wireless technology trials spark enterprise interest

New 5G wireless technology promises super-fast network speeds and massive capacity. Businesses that require low latency and high throughput could see the advantages first.

3D-printed foam parts could stay strong as subs dive deep

Better material ‘sandwich’ produces more efficient organic solar cell

March 15, 2018

Van Metre students set sight on college

NYU Tandon STEMNow Making Waves

St Joseph's Smacks NYU-Poly

April 8, 2010

Jays loses first Skyline match

Kids Put in Danger by Parents' Online Oversharing

Researchers Find Way to Protect Hardware Against Trojans

I Want to be a Scientist

Assistant Professor Jin Kim Montclare speaks with Careergirls.org

Wouldn't It Be Cool If... Finalist Event

Why Patents Won't Protect You

Why Google's Business Model Works

DFI Educational Trust Awards Scholarships

Payments trail reveals illicit underground economy

The Unbelievable Truth (Radio)

New Construction Safety Bill

20 Lucky Tech Start Ups Will Soon Call Brooklyn Home: New Small Business Incubator, "Urban Future Lab," Opens in Metrotech

New Label-Free Technique Detects Single Proteins; May Open New Future in Clinical Diagnostics

Journey to an Asteroid: 3D Software Plots OSIRIS-REx's Complete Route

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.

Data Collaboratives can transform the way civil society organisations find solutions – Part I

Power Moves: Tom Scocca joins Civil world, Beth Noveck joins NYU Tandon faculty, Carmera bulks up

Hires of note in media, academia and mapping.

Are AI-generated video games really on the horizon?

March 10, 2025

Bruns Leads NYU-Poly to Win Over Yeshiva

November 22, 2009

Blue Jays kick off Skyline Conference play with 73-36 win

Stayin' Alive

April 30, 2011

Softball Goes 1-1 in Skyline Playoffs

NYU-Poly Cuts Ribbon on New Center

6 super science projects from NYU Engineering’s ‘Research Expo’

Undergrads and grad students showcased their work in everything from computer science to civil engineering.

New York Polytechnic honours Sam Pitroda

Local School Places in LEGO Robot Competition

Steel Shots: Double-Duty

Solar Decathlon China: Meet the teams

NYU School of Engineering launches summer #STEMNOW

Duplex Mobile Phone Base Station Scheme Demonstrated

Researchers Add Synthetic Bugs to Software to Analyze Vulnerability-Testing Tools

Flaws Found In 'Right To Be Forgotten' Data Privacy Laws

A study by privacy researchers finds that attempts to obscure online information can be defeated with a bit of effort.

Zebrafish are Hopelessly Obsessed with Robotic Clones of Themselves

Yik Yak Users Not So Anonymous After All

NYU school of engineering gets $100 million gift

NYU Tandon takes accepted students on virtual reality trip to Mars

If ever there was a way to get young engineers interested in your school...

US researchers develop new organic solar cell architecture

A team of scientists based at New York University (NYU)’s Tandon School of Engineering has developed a method of improving the performance of non-fullerene organic solar cells, by introducing a…

From ‘chip to cognition’ – Rajiv Mody and his tryst with Sasken Technologies

Meet Rajiv Mody, Founder and CEO of Sasken Technologies, the three-decade-old listed company from India that has created its niche in the communications business.

Dr. Boaz Gelernter, Holocaust Survivor, World War II Vet, Dies

Services were held on Sunday.

Tomahawk Pictures: Production company founded by USMC veterans

Google ransomware tracking finds vicious infection cycle

MetaX's Brook On Web 3.0 Ad Serving

App Keeps 'Shoulder Surfers' From Spying on Your Password

4 Inspiring Takeaways About Women In Leadership From The Bustle Upstart Awards

Ethical Robot Fish

Connect a Million Minds

5 Academic Institutions Building 5G Technology

The Digital de Tocqueville

Morgan Stanley’s Peter Carr Heads to Academia

Billy Beane Expects Big Things from MLB’s Big Data Play

Ensuring Chip Integrity: Siddharth Garg on Securing the Electronic Supply Chain

WhatsApp's privacy woes show how messaging app tries to balance security and ease of use

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.

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

Boston Cyberarts presents The Augmented Landscape at National Park Service’s Salem Maritime National Historic Site

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

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.

Five Questions to Help You Sort Through the AI Hype

Poly Blue Jays Take Home Honors in Softball and Baseball

May 9, 2007

Anatra Picks Up Two Wins as Baseball Sweeps Yeshiva

March 17, 2010

Jays defeat Maccabees to start off season 2-0

Escudero Named Skyline Rookie of the Week

October 7, 2010

Men's Soccer Player Ranks 4th in Country in Assists

Applied Physics department's first annual student-professor picnic a big success

October 19, 2013

First Round Capital Tours NYC Startup Scene on Foot

Student Inventors Dream Up A Better Wheelchair

Bitcoin Still above $250

Robotic Fish Attracts the Real Thing

Looks do matter to zebrafish, which were attracted to this robot fish because of its bright color and round female-like shape. (M.Porfiri/Polytechnic Institute of New York University)

NYU-Poly-Hosted Hacking Competition Tests Participants’ Cyber Security Skills

Children’s Competition Bridges Fun And Learning With Legos

What you reveal when you buy on eBay

Researchers say they have found a significant privacy flaw

Google, NYU Reveal Business Model of Unwanted Software Bundles

Released NSA Hacking Kits Unleashed New Generation of Cyber Criminals

New Software Traces OSIRIS-REx’s Complex Route to Asteroid Bennu

Combining Engagement With Funds

Driving Down Costs, Driving Up Quality in Higher Ed

Students show off their creative designs on Kid Inventors’ Day

​5 counterintuitive ways to protect against hackers

Engagement in STEM through robotics, mechatronics, cybersecurity and more

With NSF funding, Summer of STEM at NYU Polytechnic supports and encourages students and teachers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics

How Attackers Could Send Your Smartphone To An Early Grave

NYU Wireless to Build 5G Programmable Platform with NSF Funding

Two UAH graduate students take first place in prestigious embedded security challenge

HNTB elevates Sweeney to EVP

Reflections on a year as Black Engineer of the Year

A year ago, when Dr. Eugene DeLoatch was recognized as the 2017 Black Engineer of the Year, he didn’t realize what was ahead of him.

Why Your Smartphone's Fingerprint Scanner Isn't as Secure as You Might Think

Global Cyber Attack Cripples British Hospitals

A ransomware attack spread across international borders, but had the biggest effects on the United Kingdom's National Health System

Ransomware Attacks: Victims Have Paid More Than $25 Million Since 2014

Engineering Sustainable Synthetic Fabric

Want to build smart cities instead of dating apps? Come to NYC

Why tech companies addressing crucial energy issues prefer the Big Apple

Judo Trains at West Point

September 29, 2010