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.
We interviewed the paper's co-author when it came out. Here's what he said.
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…
Researchers are creating software to ‘clean’ large datasets, making it easier for scientists and the public to use big data
Mike Sharples examina un estudio acerca de la gran migración a la educación digital desde la “enseñanza invertida” con los MOOCs.
The event drew more than 1,500 participants across the university's three campuses — and even some hackers from Toronto.
Experts in tech, advertising and marketing discuss.
Colleges seek to better prepare students for careers in tech risk management.
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…
Lymphedema causes unsightly swelling in the arms and legs. But researchers Mei Fu and Yao Wang have an idea for catching early symptoms sooner.
Breakthrough raises hope for efficient alternative to today's computer chips
The team of undergrads, grad students and one recent alum will return to California this summer.
Almost limitless bandwidth beckons-- if we can tame a wild region of the spectrum
A prototype that emerged from our bindi project with women in Tripureshwar: how prototyping and collaboration can trigger change.
NYU's expansion of the Tandon School takes the Jay Street tech-school corridor to a new level
It's not just about hackers stealing designs. New research shows that 3D-printed products can be tampered with to create counterfeits and undetectable, devastating flaws.
Open the way for research on the educational consequences of collaboration between virtual and face-to-face learning, Robert Ubell argues.
Beware the “exploit kit infection chain,” Cisco researcher warns at SecureWorld Boston
It’s all about the right kind of randomness.
“To Be With Hamlet” creator Javier Molina is looking to raise $150,000 on GoFundMe.
The New York Times is getting excited about the future of the city's tech sector.
Across the country, designers and coders are coming together to develop tools for communities targeted by Trump’s orders.
A small team at NYU Tandon's Media and Games Network (MAGNET) is working on the first-ever production of "Hamlet" in the virtual world.
The lessons of big data could lead to more efficiency and better service. Joseph Chow is trying to optimize our transportation network.
Researchers at NYU Tandon analyzed 72 million Citi Bike trips and found that protected bike lanes increased ridership after accounting for confounding factors, while painted lanes and sharrows showed…
Program expands industry collaboration, bringing in NYSERDA as a partner, broadens technology scope, and transitions to a new headquarters to accelerate climate innovation
Fourteen alumni from 5 different departments honored for professional achievement, service, and innovation
Lessons from decades of game-playing machines suggest artificial general intelligence remains far away.
What thousands of chatbot interactions reveal about how people are rewriting intimacy and storytelling
A major DARPA award puts NYU at the forefront of one of the most ambitious bets in science: that AI can help mathematicians crack problems that have persisted for generations
A history-making clean sweep, a 23-foot bridge, and a wearable AI stroke coach — Tandon’s teams are once again the ones to beat.
A collaboration between NYU Tandon and the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership uses AI simulations to test how new businesses could reshape neighborhood retail
The Turing Award winner takes the stage at the Barclays Center on May 18