Get Your Chemistry On!
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From left: Abdul Newaz, Rahul Ubriani, Chuxuan Wang, Jole Fiorito, Americo Frabroni, and Param Shukla
NYIT Life Science students and professors participate in New York American Chemical Society Undergraduate Research Symposium at Queens College
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STUDENT POV: 16th Annual SOURCE Presentations
Feature | May 03, 2019
More than 160 students presented research at the 16th Annual SOURCE (Symposium of University Research and Creative Expression).
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$1.2 Million NSF Grant Prepares Teachers to Work in High-Need Schools
Feature | May 02, 2019
New York Institute of Technology received a $1.2 million National Science Foundation (NSF) scholarship grant to prepare high school math and science teachers to work in high-need schools.
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Countdown to Commencement 2019
Feature | Apr 30, 2019
On May 19, New York Institute of Technology will honor the Class of 2019 at the 58th Commencement Ceremony on the university’s Long Island campus.
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Pencils Up: Student Research Helps Children With Autism
Feature | Apr 29, 2019
With their Pencil Gripper for Children With Autism project, a team of students from the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences is developing ways to improve handwriting skills of children with learning disabilities.
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Faculty Profile: Claude Gagna
Profile | Apr 23, 2019
The associate professor of Life Sciences is using DNA to revolutionize drug research.
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18th Annual Faculty Scholars Reception: Celebrating NYIT’s Creative Achievements
Feature | Apr 19, 2019
Nearly 190 scholars, scientists, professionals, and researchers were honored at the 18th Annual Faculty Scholars Reception at NYIT de Seversky Mansion on April 11.
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NYIT students take first place for their research on bacteriophages
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NYIT Life Science students, Natalia Reynisdottir, Lovejit Kaur and Brianna Weiss with their awards
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Natalyia Reynisdottir presents her work describing Citrobacter phages at NYC SEA-PHAGE symposium
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Lovejit Kaur and Brianna Weiss present their work on bacteriophages isolated from kitchen sponges at the NYC SEA-PHAGE symposium
NYIT Life Science students, Natalia Reynisdottir, Brianna Weiss and Lovejit Kaur won awards for best talk and poster for their research on bacteriophages at the NYC regional SEA-PHAGE symposium on Saturday, April 13th.
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Student Profile: Georgios Radamanthys Chourdakis
Profile | Apr 02, 2019
The award-winning advertising, public relations and technology major has his sights set on opening his own design firm one day.
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