Campus BuzzIssue Spring 2012
At the end of March, many of you received an email with the news that I plan to step down as President of NYU-Poly, effective the summer of 2013.
FacultyIssue Spring 2012
While most students spend winter break reconnecting with friends, catching up on some much-needed sleep and preparing for J-Term courses, sophomore Songyishu Yang traveled to Hammamet, Tunisia. Yang is the first NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) student to be invited to present a peer-reviewed paper at the third International Renewable Energy Congress (IREC).
Songyishu Yang is the first NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) student to be invited to present a peer-reviewed paper at the third International Renewable Energy Congress (IREC).
Campus BuzzIssue Spring 2012
The annual Brooklyn qualifying round for FIRST® (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) LEGO League (FLL®) has always been a crowd- pleaser and the 12th annual event on Saturday, January 14 promised not to disappoint.
FacultyIssue Spring 2012
The subject of computer networking covers the concepts, protocols and technologies that underpin arguably the most important and exciting technology today, namely, the Internet.
Campus BuzzIssue Spring 2012
As part of its commitment to improving research and education in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, in line with the Abu Dhabi Plan 2030, the Department of Transport (DoT) in Abu Dhabi and New York University announced a strategic partnership to explore joint education and research opportunities in the field of transportation.
FacultyIssue Spring 2012
Few things could be more valuable to automotive manufacturers these days than innovations that lower the cost of ownership of a vehicle. With gasoline prices at historic highs, consumers are more likely these days to consider cars and trucks that are easier on the pocketbook, and cheaper to maintain over the long haul.
FacultyIssue Spring 2012
Doing science about people and machines, using people and machines, while contributing to cleaning a polluted Brooklyn waterway: That’s the goal and plan of a new project led by twoNYU-Poly professors and funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF).
FacultyIssue Spring 2012
When it comes to highly complex data from multiple sources, there’s really no better way than visual models for making it comprehensible.
FacultyIssue Spring 2012
If some NYU-Poly researchers have their way, they will be cutting back on disposal of industrial solid waste and emission of carbon dioxide, while turning the waste to good use.
Campus BuzzIssue Spring 2012
Valerie Cabral has been named Director of Alumni Relations at NYU-Poly effective April 16. Prior to assuming this position, she was assistant director for the New York University Opportunity Programs with 25 years of experience working with undergraduate and graduate students from low-income, minority, and immigrant backgrounds.
