The GovLab at NYU Tandon Announces Formation of Global Advisory Council
September 26, 2018
Organization Completes Fifth Year of Service and Looks to Expand Reach, Impact
Organization Completes Fifth Year of Service and Looks to Expand Reach, Impact
Civil and Urban Engineering students excel in regional competitions
With the support of a National Science Foundation RAPID grant, Professor Constantine Kontokosta developed a system of modelling neighborhood exposure density over time using anonymized large-scale…
The move continues NI’s investment in the future of wireless technology.
Taiwan, Brazil and also New Jersey are using technology to bring greater citizen input into lawmaking
Climatetech leaders from the Urban Future Lab, Greentown Labs, and the Fraunhofer USA TechBridge Program enthusiastically welcome 10 startups to the initiative.
The wireless industry is divided on Open RAN’s goal to make network components interoperable
NYU Tandon robotics led the international team that developed Solo 8, an open-source, low-cost, quadruped robot makes sophisticated robotics available to all
The Center for Responsible AI at NYU Tandon, in partnership with the Queens Public Library and P2PU, launched “We are AI,” a five-week course to give citizens a primer on AI and empower them to…
Energy expert Yury Dvorkin comments on what the Colonial Pipeline attack means for the energy infrastructure.
The 100 Questions’ “Food Systems Sustainability” Domain Launched by The GovLab at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering, the Barilla Foundation, and the Center for European Policy Studies.
A team led by investigators at NYU Tandon created a means of vastly increasing the speed and efficiency of a key doping process for perovskite solar cells, one that also sequesters CO2.
A startup, led by a 25-year-old chemical engineer, is leading the way
As technology companies begin a hiring surge in New York City and around the country, our graduates find themselves in an enviable position.
Collaborative project including NYU Tandon researcher Maurizio Porfiri taps one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers to reveal the water-bending skills of the Venus' flower basket sponge…
Research emphasizes the need for algorithms that incorporate community-level data, studies that include more diverse populations
Model can serve as a blueprint for areas with low vaccine rates.
The Thompson-Bartlett Summer Research Fellowship turns 10
Ayaskanta Sahu is a 2021 recipient of the agency’s prestigious Young Faculty Award.