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Assistant Professor Khalil Ramadi co-developed a seed-sized injectable device that delivers wireless nerve stimulation without surgery, batteries, or wires, potentially easing treatment for chronic pain and conditions like Parkinson's disease. #NYUTandonMade
Abu Dhabi medical partners plant seed of new pain relief method | The NationalNYU and Cleveland Clinic develop tiny subcutaneous wireless device that 'teaches' nerves how to behavebuff.lyExecutive Dean Juan de Pablo co-authored a study using X-ray imaging and simulations to show how tiny differences in particle attraction or repulsion determine whether soft materials flow smoothly, form uneven bands, or suddenly resolidify under stress. #NYUTandonMade
Scientists show how particle interactions control flow of soft materials—like ketchupResearch by UChicago, Argonne researchers could lead to new materials and manufacturing processesbuff.lyProfessor Shivendra Panwar writes that fixed wireless access has become 5G's unexpected breakout use case, repurposing surplus mobile network capacity to serve over 14 million U.S. customers. #NYUTandonMade
Home Broadband Is the Killer App 5G Was Never Designed For6G will only expand the reach of fixed wireless accessbuff.lyAssistant Professor Eugene Vinitsky co-authored a study showing that general-purpose policy gradient algorithms outperformed specialized game-theoretic methods at imperfect-information games. #NYUTandonMade
In game theory, generalists sometimes win out over specialistsIn a new paper, MIT LIDS researchers show that for certain kinds of games, an overlooked class of algorithms performs much better than expected against better-trained opponents.buff.lyNYU Center for Cybersecurity’s Cybersafety Research Center found that Home Depot's customer profiling algorithms produced widespread errors, raising concern about how inaccurate AI-generated profiles could affect pricing, credit & access to opportunity. #NYUTandonMade
What happens if algorithms get the customer wrongHow the next wave of technology is upending the global economy and its power structuresbuff.lyProfessor Dharik Mallapragada explains why AI companies, unlike utilities, aren't deterred by the high cost of long-duration energy storage technologies like compressed air and iron-air batteries. #NYUTandonMade
Data Centers Embrace Weird, New Energy StorageRusting batteries, giant balloons, underground caverns. An oddball mix of technologies is being deployed to shore up the grid as AI power demand soars. But can they break into the mainstream?buff.lyFloodNet NYC, a street-level flood sensor network developed by NYU Tandon School of Engineering in partnership with the CUNY Advanced Science Research Center (ASRC) and Brooklyn College, has deployed its 400th sensor in New York City. #NYUTandonMade
FloodNet NYC Reaches 400 Sensors, Providing Citywide View of Street-Level Flooding | NYU Tandon School of EngineeringLooking for News or Events?engineering.nyu.eduTwo recent cybersecurity Tandon grads, Divya Divya and Gitika Babbar are returning to Brooklyn this summer as course assistants for NYU Tandon Center for K12 STEM Education's CS4CS (Computer Science for Cyber Security) program. #NYUTandonMade
Returning with Purpose: Two Alumni Bring Their Experience Back to NYU Tandon's K–12 Program | NYU Tandon School of EngineeringLooking for News or Events?engineering.nyu.eduProfessor Yao Wang, a longtime NYU Tandon faculty member and IEEE Fellow known for her research in video coding, multimedia signal processing, and medical imaging, has been appointed Dean of Computer Science, Data Science, and Engineering at NYU Shanghai. #NYUTandonMade
Renowned Scholar Yao Wang Named as New CSDSE Dean“I hope to strengthen collaborations with top academic departments and industrial labs in China, as well as with NYU New York and Abu Dhabi.”buff.lyTeam Arkadia — composed of Technology Management and Innovation students Arnav Ambre, Adiro Pradaya Gahana, and Anushree Kulkarni — have been named the global winners of the prestigious Fondation Egis Team Up for Climate! 2026 Innovation Challenge. #NYUTandonMade
From New York to Paris (and Beyond): Team Arkadia Wins Global Innovation Championship | NYU Tandon School of EngineeringLooking for News or Events?buff.lyA study by Assistant Professor Takahiro Yabe analyzing 72 million Citi Bike trips found that protected bike lanes produce roughly 379 additional rides per station per month, while painted lanes and sharrows show no statistically significant causal effect. #NYUTandonMade
Wednesday's Headlines: We Were Right (Times Two) Edition - Streetsblog New York CitySure, we spend a lot of time patting ourselves on the back, but there are two more reasons. Plus other news.buff.lyTandon's Center for Urban Science + Progress (CUSP) co-organized an international smart cities workshop with the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City and UNESCO. Institute Professor Maurizio Porfiri joined a panel on global data governance models. #NYUTandonMade
Workshop "Smart Cities: Where Data and Governance Intersect" - Enhancing International Cooperation in Data Governance and Urban InnovationOn May 26, 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH), represented by the Institute of Smart City and Management (ISCM), in collaboration with partners, organized the international…buff.lyA new study led by Adeen Flinker suggests the frontal cortex may act as a kind of traffic controller for the process of taking in visual and audio from a film simultaneously — dynamically shifting attention between what we hear and what we see. #NYUTandonMade
Watching a Film Reveals How the Brain Balances Eyes and Ears | NYU Tandon School of EngineeringLooking for News or Events?engineering.nyu.edu