College of Engineering & Computing Sciences
Not Afraid to Get His Hands Dirty
Joseph Ambrosio (B.S. ’94) came to New York Tech because he wanted a hands-on education. Today, he’s paying it forward as a member of the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences Dean’s Executive Advisory Board.
Students Learn About Spectrum Technology From Industry Experts
Industry leaders, faculty, students, and staff from universities across the country gathered on the Long Island campus for Spectrum Sizzle, an undergraduate spectrum workshop funded by the National Science Foundation.
Cybersecurity Graduate Students Rank 25th in MITRE’s eCTF 2025 Competition
First-time participants, 10 cybersecurity students from the Vancouver campus break into the global top 25 in prestigious Embedded Capture the Flag (eCTF) challenge.
Entrepreneur, Treasurer, and Robotics Designer
When computer science student Gunn Aggarwal devised a business idea for a class, she didn’t envision the level of success that it would soon reach.
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.
Students Propose Solutions to Commuting Challenges
On the heels of last fall’s efforts to solve commuting challenges, students in spring’s Data 101 course are turning ideas into action.
Using AI to Detect ECG Abnormalities
Student-led research uses artificial intelligence (AI) models to interpret abnormalities in electrocardiogram (ECG) test results.
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.
Vancouver Energy Management Students Light Up the Competition
April and May proved exciting for Vancouver-based energy management students, who earned awards in energy design and poster competitions.