Alumni Profile: Tom Lanzilotta
Visits to wooded land in Pennsylvania helped Tom Lanzilotta (M.S. ’10) realize the importance of conserving the planet’s resources, putting him on a path to a career in energy management.
Student Profile: Mohmmad Ishtiaq
Mohmmad Ishtiaq hopes to one day open a video game development studio. At New York Tech, he’s getting a head start learning the latest technologies and participating in real-world projects.
Student Profile: Yuanyuan (Maxine) Liu
On a visit to New York City, Yuanyuan (Maxine) Liu stopped into New York Tech to learn about taking computer classes. She was interested in what she learned that she decided to enroll in the master’s in cybersecurity program on the Vancouver campus.
Student Profile: Lincoln Dover
Lincoln Dover may be skilled in robotics, but he also enjoys creative writing and poetry. As a mechanical engineering student, he hopes to gain experience working in the renewable energy field.
Student Profile: Brianna “Bri” Hobert
Brianna “Bri” Hobert’s interest in aerospace and aviation led her to an internship with the NASA Glenn Research Center. It is her New York Tech education that gave her the skills she needed to work on the agency’s Electrified Aircraft Propulsion project.
Student Profile: Vasishth Indradeo Rajcoomar
It was Vasishth Rajcoomar’s dream to live in New York. And after getting his undergraduate degree in chemical and renewable energy, the Fulbright Scholar chose to continue his studies at New York Tech’s Long Island campus, where he is pursuing a master’s in energy management.
Student Profile: Yuki Gao
Yuki Gao (B.S. ’21) is making the most of her time at New York Tech, participating in research projects and programs as well as working as a teaching assistant in the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences. Learn more about her journey.
The Trouble With 5G
In a Q&A with The Box, Batu Chalise, Ph.D., assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, explains how 5G interferes with flight navigation and what can be done to keep air travel safe.
News Byte: Cybersecurity Graduate Students Compete at GeekPeek Hackathon
Three New York Tech-Vancouver students competed at the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security’s GeekPeek hackathon in December.
Collaboration with Red Hat Offers Students Real-World Linux-Based Training, Certification
The New York Institute of Technology Red Hat Academy enables College of Engineering and Computing Sciences students to gain practical experience and access to open source and Linux training courses.
Student Profile: Robert Maksimowicz
As a child, Robert Maksimowicz began building electronics as a hobby. As a New York Tech student, he’s building real-world products for clients such as NASA in the ETIC.
Science for All
New York Tech professors get creative while sharing their expertise, drawing on seemingly unrelated topics to reach their students and the general public.