NYU Courant researcher Laure Zanna is leading a team that’s using the new Greene supercomputer to study ocean turbulence and sea level rise and generate climate change predictions.
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NYU’s IT Sustainability Initiative: Get the Latest Info
From turning off your computer every night, transitioning to a paperless workflow, or responsibly disposing of old equipment—everyone can support NYU’s sustainability goals.
Making Strides in Anthropology: Studying the History of Human Movement
With handheld scanners and the LaGuardia Studio’s detailed 3D printing capabilities, Scott Williams creates replicas of ancient fossils and helps anthropology research continue during the pandemic.
Book a NY Study Space: Solo or Group, Quiet or Conversational, In Advance or Right Now
Need a quiet space to study? Want to meet with classmates? Or reserve a space for a group? Whatever you need, there’s a space for that. Learn more, and grab the one that works for you.
The Psychics of Physics
From physics to Fortran, learn how NYU Courant’s Edwin Gerber uses HPC resources, including NYU’s Greene supercomputer, to simplify climate modeling and advance climate change research.
Students: Help Shape NYU’s Tech and IT Future
Have ideas to improve technology at NYU? Join the NYU IT Student Advisers Group! Contribute ideas, build your resume, and work with executive leadership. Sign up to be an adviser today.
NY Students: Grab a Quick Stop Space
You just bought a sandwich—now where can you actually eat it on-campus? Find a Quick Stop space, available for walk-in or advance reservation to use for 30 minutes or less.
Coming Soon: PeopleSync Is Replacing myTime
Take the PeopleSync training in iLearn so you can manage common tasks such as entering and approving time, requesting time off, and more.
3D Printing for a Face and Bilateral Arm Transplant
In 2020, NJ resident Joe DiMeo underwent face and arm transplant surgery at NYU Langone Health. To restore the identity of his donor, NYU’s LaGuardia Studio fabricated a lifelike face mask and arms. Discover more about this groundbreaking process.
Soul of Reason: Archiving a Historic 1970s Black and Latinx Radio Program
NYU’s Digital Library Technology Services is digitizing and captioning decades’ of episodes of the Soul of Reason broadcast, hosted by former Tuskegee Airman and NYU Professor Dr. Roscoe Brown, Jr.