Biotechnology
Bioengineering combines engineering and applied sciences, applying engineering principles of design and analysis to biological systems and biomedical technologies to deliver accessible, tangible and commercially viable products, including medical devices and technologies.
Cybersecurity
The ongoing, high-profile hacker attacks have highlighted the urgent need for cybersecurity professionals and the vulnerability of our personal and business data. New York Tech has been driving the field of cybersecurity forward for nearly two decades, fostering technological innovation and partnerships between industry leaders, academia and governments.
Advanced materials and suitable technologies
Research faculty members focus on breakthrough discoveries in biodegradability, biocompatibility, energy efficiency, self-repair, polymers, advanced materials, nanotechnology, manufacturing, laser printing, and nanosensors. These technologies have paved the way for novel, multifunctional integrated sensor systems with unlimited market potential.
Flight propulsion, mechatronics & mechanics
Mechanical Engineering faculty members are actively involved in fundamental research on concepts and designs using modern applications based on the fundamentals of science, mathematics, computer science, and technology. Areas of focus include the design and development of mechanical systems, structures, thermofluid systems, air propulsion, mechatronics, mechanics, advanced transportation, and energy systems.
Urban infrastructure: Smart cities and sustainability
We are committed to addressing the myriad problems associated with urban expansion. According to the United Nations, about 55 percent of the world’s population lives in urban areas or cities, and this figure is expected to rise to 68 percent in the coming decades. This growth requires successful management of biodiversity and ecosystem services to ensure a resilient and sustainable future.
Wireless communication
Our faculty members study various wireless technologies and address all aspects of receiving and transmitting information over the wireless spectrum. Research areas include advanced circuit and subsystem design from RF to microwave to millimeter wave frequencies for 4G and 5G wireless communications and biomedical applications.
