The software company SolarWinds unwittingly allowed hackers’ code into thousands of federal computers. A cybersecurity system called in-toto, which the government paid to develop but never required,…
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Tega Brain releases a book that illuminates teaching at the intersection of art and tech
Aspiring astronauts should study a technical field that is relevant to space travel, experts suggest.
When accessibility experts like Regine Gilbert get involved, anything’s possible
The work, led by NYU Tandon and the New York Stem Cell Foundation Research Institute, could lead to efficient, detailed artificial bone tissue, opening doors to disease modeling, in vitro cell…
NYU Tandon SOAR fellows publish a paper on the efficacy of their methods
That’s why NYU Tandon has appointed an entire team
Alum Jeffrey Pawlick and Professor Quanyan Zhu team up to improve cybersecurity with game theory
Project gets NSF City Innovation Challenge award to help communities respond to floods, storms and other disasters by making info on underground infrastructure viewable, usable and shareable.
NYU Tandon researchers join collaboration with Politecnico di Torino revealing that after spread, travel bans are of limited value in thwarting the spread of COVID-19
Gabriela Gutierrez Cadavid is using an NYU Undergraduate Urban Humanities Research Fund grant to explore the topic
Far-right pages that publish misinformation get the most interactions by far compared to other news sources, new research shows.
They’re bringing their A-game and getting A+ results
Tandon students serve as instructors in middle and high school science classrooms
The Forbes Idea Incubator at NYU Tandon focused on how best to promote the use of electric vehicles
An enduring alum-student relationship proves the power of the Violet Network
Artificial intelligence used to evaluate job candidates must not become a tool that exacerbates discrimination.
Drones get into the swing of things by taking the swing out of things
This entry is a part of the NYU Center for Data Science (CDS) blog’s recurring guest editorial series.
Young entrepreneurs vie for the top spot in a global competition that recognizes world-changing ideas.
Work in New York City collects systematic data on street-level flooding, partnering with local agencies to design real-time flood sensors and an open code that other cities can build on.
‘Bias audits’ for discriminatory tools are a promising idea, but current approaches leave much to be desired
Their new public event series is taking a wide-ranging view of AI, its uses, and its implications
According to alum Yao Wang, the answer is an incredible academic journey
Better rules need to be urgently drafted to keep control of the AI systems that are already making decisions about our jobs, says the TUC.
Can nation-states defend themselves from hackers and one another?
The Tandon-born company features prominently in a National Geographic documentary
New program helps prepare diverse scholars for faculty careers
While both masks and social distancing help slow the spread of airborne pathogens, a new study shows that viral outbreaks can be prevented if at least 60% of a population complies with both measures.
How the sounds of New York City changed in the first months of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The second event in the artificial intelligence series looks at how AI can save the planet
NYU Tandon provides a leg up in the job market, and starting-salary dollars are making “sense”
NYU Tandon Helps Honor Aspiring Female STEM Leaders and Their Mentors
