Understanding the Cellular Underpinnings of Obesity
In his research, Assistant Professor Henry Ruiz, Ph.D., is looking to understand what makes fat cells grow, which could lead to new and improved obesity treatments.
The Role of Mathematica in the Classroom
President Henry C. “Hank” Foley, Ph.D., discusses how Mathematica software can help students better integrate math into complex modeling, as well as opportunities for those outside traditional STEM majors and the future educational impact of AI.
Forging New Frontiers in Computer Science
When Siddhant Bhandari (M.S. ’23) and Surbhi Hirawat (M.S. ’23) got together for dinner one evening, they had no idea it would inspire them to do research to help preserve their Indian traditions.
Blueprint for Healing
A multidisciplinary team of students is investigating solutions for wound healing that would speed healing and positively impact the lives of countless people.
BRIIC by BRIIC
A look at the new Biomedical, Research, Innovation, and Imaging Center (BRIIC).
Change Agent
As a senior consultant at EY, Michael Alsharaiha (B.S. ’13, M.B.A. ’18) helps companies navigate change in a fast-paced and ever-evolving economy.
Using AI to Detect ECG Abnormalities
Student-led research uses artificial intelligence (AI) models to interpret abnormalities in electrocardiogram (ECG) test results.
Charting a Path to R2 Status
Since joining New York Tech in 2023, Vice Provost for Research Jared Littman, Ph.D., has wasted no time in charting the path to move the university closer to Carnegie-classified Research 2 (R2) status.
New York Tech’s First Engineering Ph.D. Candidate Graduates
Michael Kohler (M.S. ’22, Ph.D. ’25) earned a Ph.D. in Engineering, marking a pivotal moment for the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences.
A Legacy of Justice, Perseverance, and Healing
For Jewish American Heritage Month, Theodore Flaum, D.O., professor of osteopathic manipulative medicine, reflects on his heritage and how it has shaped how he teaches, practices medicine, and lives.