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07/24/2026

Thanks to "Skelevision," an AI tool co-developed by Professor David Fouhey, researchers were able to scan thousands of museum specimens to discover how ancient climate shifts triggered explosive bursts in bird evolution.

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University of Michigan researchers have used an AI tool to demonstrate that birds in the group Passeriformes evolved in rapid evolutionary bursts and that these bursts frequently coincided with climate shifts throughout Earth's history.

01/26/2026

NYU Tandon professor Debra Laefer led a groundbreaking research project that contributed to New York City's first underground infrastructure map.

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With no centralized, comprehensive map to navigate the underground labyrinth, unexpected subterranean findings have cost the city millions of dollars and years of delays.

11/10/2025

Exciting advances in Quantum Computing at New York University:

- NYU announced the formation of the NYU Quantum Institute, a center dedicated to advancing quantum computing, communication, and sensing technologies. Learn more here: https://thequantuminsider.com/2025/10/24/nyu-launches-quantum-institute-to-drive-cross-disciplinary-research-and-innovation/

- NYU Tandon now offers an M.S. in Quantum Science and Technology. This program gives students the theoretical foundation and crucial hands-on experience needed to thrive in the booming quantum industry. Learn more here: https://engineering.nyu.edu/quantum-science-and-technology-ms

08/18/2025

Juan de Pablo, Executive Dean at NYU Tandon, is leading a research team that is working to develop microscopic 'swimming' discs that could help clean polluted waters. Read on to learn more.

In a groundbreaking new project, scientists have created small, microscopic swimmers that can harvest energy from their surroundings.

05/02/2025

Professor Jeffery Hubbel of the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department, is leading a team of researchers that developed an "inverse vaccine" which may offer better treatment options for allergies in humans.

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An “inverse vaccine” that delivers deactivated allergens to the liver was able to reduce reactions in mice with allergic asthma | An “inverse vaccine” that delivers deactivated allergens to the liver was able to reduce reactions in mice with allergic asthma for at least a year after treatmen...

03/06/2025

A team of researchers led by NYU Tandon are using AI to develop a method that analyzes Google Earth satellite images to identify urban neighborhoods that are lacking green spaces. Read on to learn more.

Dr. Rumi Chunara: “Our system learns to recognize more subtle patterns that distinguish trees from grass, even in challenging urban environments.” How can artificial intelligence (AI) help improve city planning to account for more green spaces? This is what a recent study published in the ACM Jo...

09/26/2024

With input from researchers at NYU Tandon, New York City has pioneered the use of weigh-in-motion sensors to directly enforce truck weight limits on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. This new process has led to a significant reduction in overweight vehicles, which impact infrastructure and are a safety concern.

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A research effort using the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway as a testbed is reducing violations of weight limits.

08/12/2024

A team of researchers from the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering department and the NYU Grossman School of Medicine are teaming up to investigate ways to improve wound healing for diabetics.

Press Release Promising new approach for diabetic wound treatment under investigation at NYU Posted: August 8, 2024 An NYU research team aims to boost healing of chronic wounds in diabetic patients by enhancing the body's natural repair mechanisms. Led by Jin Kim Montclare — professor in the Depar...

07/24/2024

Joseph Chow, professor in the Department of Civil & Urban Engineering, and associate director of C2SMARTER, is working on ways to reduce emergency vehicle response times in NYC.

The city's emergency medical agency blames high call volume and traffic, but its workers point to low pay and attrition.

06/24/2024

Looking to turn yourself into a hologram? NYU Tandon students use cutting-edge equipment at the Brooklyn Navy Yard to make it happen!

Visit New York City's emerging media playground at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and learn all about the latest technologies!