Results for "Faculty" on Arts and Sciences
Q&A: Fighting for Strong Bones
Feature | Feb 20, 2019
Professor Michael Hadjiargyrou, Ph.D., traveled to Capitol Hill to lobby for improved access to and use of bone density testing.
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NYIT Experts Take Over the Airwaves
Feature | Feb 04, 2019
NYIT faculty members shared their research findings and expertise the week of January 28 on The Academic Minute.
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Stop Putting Juveniles in Solitary Confinement
Feature | Jan 30, 2019
In a Salon op-ed, Associate Professor Emily Restivo, Ph.D., says the practice causes severe psychological harm and impedes reintegration into society.
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NYIT Opens New Chemical Laboratory
Feature | Jan 23, 2019
On January 22, the NYIT community celebrated the opening of a new chemical laboratory in Theobald Science Center at NYIT-Long Island.
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Faculty Perspective: Storytelling in Virtual Reality
Feature | Dec 18, 2018
Immersive technology may spark a new interest in reading and writing among students growing up in a digital world, says Assistant Professor John Misak.
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Video: Fight Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs—With Viruses
Feature | Nov 08, 2018
In a Facebook Live session, NYIT students take viewers on a live hunt for the answer to antibiotic resistance—viruses.
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Engineers, Life Scientist Team Up to Create “Precision Agriculture”
Feature | Nov 07, 2018
With the help of a nearly $300,000 NSF grant, NYIT faculty are developing a soil nutrient sensing system to enhance crop growth and reduce contamination from agricultural runoff.
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News Brief: Students Take First Place at MACUB Conference
Feature | Nov 06, 2018
Two NYIT students and an alumna won first place at the Metropolitan Association of College and University Biologists conference for their work with bacteriophages.
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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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