What does innovation look like at NYU? Scientists are at work round-the-clock, across the globe, in pursuit of the next breakthroughs.
Across an enormous range of inquiry—from artificial intelligence and data science to genomics and the environment—NYU researchers strive for new discoveries, answers, and innovations that address society’s most urgent issues.
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New Heart Disease Risk Prediction Tool Validated Globally
New Heart Disease Risk Prediction Tool Validated Globally
A tool developed by the American Heart Association, already proven to accurately predict heart disease risk for Americans, can also be applied to the global population, a new study led by NYU Langone Health shows.
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Early Immune Changes May Signal Increased Risk of Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Early Immune Changes May Signal Increased Risk of Alzheimer’s and Dementia
A new study led by researchers at NYU Langone Health offers a way that could identify patients at risk of developing Alzheimer's disease and related dementias before they exhibit any signs of cognitive impairment.
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Study Links Heart-Healthy Habits to Lower Diabetes Risk in Postmenopausal Women
Study Links Heart-Healthy Habits to Lower Diabetes Risk in Postmenopausal Women
A new study has found that greater adherence to eight habits for cardiovascular health is associated with lower rates of diabetes for postmenopausal women.
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NYU Tandon Supports MTA in Combating Climate Threats
NYU Tandon Supports MTA in Combating Climate Threats
NYU Tandon researchers have built a computer modeling framework that allows agencies to rapidly test and prioritize hundreds of subway resilience strategies for coastal storm surge flooding before committing to major infrastructure investments.
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Researchers Steer Tiny Waves of Energy Through Liquid Crystals
Researchers Steer Tiny Waves of Energy Through Liquid Crystals
A team of engineers has discovered how certain waves found in canals can be guided and steered through materials by carefully designing internal strain, offering new ways to move energy or information at microscopic scales.
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To Make NYC More Affordable, Extend the Subway
To Make NYC More Affordable, Extend the Subway
A report from the Marron Institute offers a blueprint for subway-line expansions to spark construction of new housing in New York City.
Research with Impact
NYU has a long tradition of innovation, pursuing research that has a profound impact on the lives of real people. Samuel Morse perfected the telegraph on campus in the 1830s; a century later, engineering discoveries laid the groundwork for technologies like radar and the microwave.
Today, our medical teams are transforming the field of transplantation and making discoveries in the lab that enabled a child to walk again. And one professor solved a decades-old conjecture—a feat being called “one of the top mathematical achievements of the 21st century,” which may bring new applications in computer science and cryptography.
Advancing science and technology is one of the four strategic pathways that guide NYU’s institutional priorities.
Resources for NYU Researchers
Resources and Support Offices
Learn more about the resources and support offices across NYU schools and programs.
Research Hub
For employees of the Office of the Vice Provost for Research (OVPR) and NYU researchers.
Cayuse Login and Access
If you are submitting a proposal to Grants.gov you should talk to your Project Officer about using Cayuse.
Navigating Research Technology
A guide to the technologies and specialized services available at each phase of the research life cycle.
