NYU center urges the UN to modernize amid financial crisis
A report from the university’s Center on International Cooperation discussed a need for the United Nations to continue key humanitarian services despite declining funding.
Langone study links microplastics and prostate cancer
Researchers found that 90% of their sampled cancerous tissue contained microplastics.
4 assistant professors score $75K grants for research
As Sloan Research Fellows, the faculty members will use the prestigious award to fund their scholarship over the next two years.
NYU Langone joins lawsuit against Medicare funding cuts
Ten medical centers are suing the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over a rule that would reduce federal support for hospitals treating low-income patients.
NYU Langone leads rare treatment to save woman’s pregnancy
After being diagnosed with breast cancer, the patient was told to terminate her pregnancy — until she was referred to NYU Langone Health.
Students honor trans lives at Washington Square Park vigil
NYU students read speeches and poetry in commemoration of those who lost their lives to anti-trans violence.
NYU unveils most powerful supercomputer in New York state
“Torch” has the power of 11 million standard computers and will aid researchers in computationally challenging projects.
Musicians destigmatize sickle cell disease with NYU researchers
Nigerian Afrobeats artist Adekunle Gold launched an organization with NYU professors to spread awareness for sickle cell patients using music.
Langone researchers build AI algorithm to analyze bone loss
The new technology improves routine scanning by instantly identifying signs of osteoporosis, even in patients admitted for other reasons.
Courant researchers mathematically model capsizing icebergs
The team’s findings help define the phenomenon behind tsunamis and rising sea levels.
