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Winner of the SEM 2024 competion, Joseph Dinotte Winner of the SEM 2024 competion, Joseph Dinotte

September, 2024
Best Paper in Dynamic Behavior of Materials at the 2024 SEM (Society for Experimental Mechanics) Annual Conference

PhD student, Joseph Dinotte, won the Best Paper in Dynamic Behavior of Materials at the 2024 SEM


Congratulations to our own PhD student, Joseph Dinotte, for winning Best Paper in Dynamic Behavior of Materials at the 2024 SEM (Society for Experimental Mechanics) Annual Conference! This prestigious event brought together over 300 presenters sharing cutting-edge research in experimental mechanics. Joseph’s outstanding work stood out among the best in the field, and we are very proud of his achievement.




Tandon PhD Candidate Ed Sartor on Winning Best Poster at 2023's PVSC50 Meeting Tandon PhD Candidate Ed Sartor on Winning Best Poster at 2023's PVSC50 Meeting

June, 2023
"Best Poster" (50th annual IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference)

Sustainability


NYU Tandon posted on Instagram: Congratulations to #Tandon #Phd candidate Ed Sartor on winning "Best Poster" at the 50th annual @IEEEorg Photovoltaic Specialists Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico back in June..




team Heliotrope has a winning method of boosting solar-panel efficiency team Heliotrope has a winning method of boosting solar-panel efficiency

April 19, 2023
EnergyTech University Prize (EnergyTech UP)

Tandon students win top prize in U.S. Department of Energy competition


Calling themselves Heliotrope, Tran, who is earning her doctoral degree this year in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering under the mentorship of Professor Eray Aydil, and Bloomquist, a doctoral candidate who works with Professors Aydil and Miguel Modestino, entered a competition sponsored by the Department of Energy’s Office of Technology Transitions. The EnergyTech University Prize (EnergyTech UP), as it is called, attracted almost 200 teams from across the country, and at the April 3 national finals, held in Austin, Texas, the pair took home first-place honors and a cash award of $50,000.




A student on the NYU RoboMaster Team UltraViolet, a Vertically Integrated Project, demonstrates a rover as NYU President Andrew Hamilton looks on at last year's Research Excellence Exhibit A student on the NYU RoboMaster Team UltraViolet, a Vertically Integrated Project, demonstrates a rover as NYU President Andrew Hamilton looks on at last year's Research Excellence Exhibit

March, 2023
Hands-on, experiential learning opportunities at NYU Tandon

Reengineering the graduate engineering curriculum


At NYU Tandon, students are encouraged from day one to think of how they will eventually use the knowledge they acquire to solve real-world problems and forge a viable career path. That means incorporating more hands-on, experiential learning opportunities, such as Vertically Integrated Projects; stressing sustainable engineering practices, and ethics and responsibility when developing algorithms and other new technologies; and encouraging multidisciplinary teamwork