Results for "Faculty" on Arts and Sciences
It’s Time to Eliminate Solitary Confinement for Juveniles
Feature | Oct 31, 2018
Putting juveniles in solitary confinement has damaging effects on their mental health. It’s time the practice is eliminated, argues Associate Professor Emily Restivo.
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It Came From … The Box!
Feature | Oct 31, 2018
NYIT faculty and staff share their scariest movies.
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Group of NYIT Life Science Students Take first Place at MACUB conference
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Life Science students, Lovejit Kaur, Linesha Davis and Brianna Weiss with mentor Bryan Gibb, which took first place for their work on bacteriophages in kitchen sponges.
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Bruna Fittipaldi and Helly Amin with mentor Dr. Paramita Basu-Mukherjee present their poster at MACUB 2018
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Life Science students, Lovejit Kaur, Linesha Davis and Brianna Weiss present their work at MACUB 2018
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The work on bacteriophages from kitchen sponges took first price at MACUB 2018
I Like It Like That: Jonathan Goldman Brings Latin Boogaloo to NYIT
Feature | Oct 18, 2018
Associate Professor Jonathan Goldman shines a spotlight on New York barrio culture at a boogaloo film event at NYIT Auditorium on Broadway.
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A Faire Showing
Feature | Oct 09, 2018
NYIT demonstrates its maker-doer drive at the 9th Annual World Maker Faire in New York.
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Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs Are Getting Deadlier, But They Can Be Defeated — with Viruses
Feature | Sep 10, 2018
The best way to defeat killer bacteria? Give people harmless viruses says Assistant Professor Bryan Gibb, Ph.D., in an op-ed in Salon.
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News Brief: Professor Eugene Mitacek Funds Excellence in Life Sciences
Feature | Sep 05, 2018
Professor Eugene J. Mitacek, Ph.D., makes two $20,000 donations to fund awards that recognize the exceptional work of NYIT students and faculty.
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Throwing Light on STEM Innovation
Feature | Sep 04, 2018
NYIT researchers received a $426,621 grant from the National Science Foundation for a micro-computed tomography machine, which will allow them to explore the internal spaces and structures of specimen at the microscopic level.
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New Faculty Receive New York Welcome
Feature | Aug 30, 2018
The latest faculty members joining the university were welcomed by NYIT President Hank Foley, Ph.D., at the New Faculty Reception on August 28 at NYIT de Seversky Mansion.
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