Thomas J. Sargent has joined the NYU-ECNU Institute of Mathematical Sciences at NYU Shanghai.
The interdisciplinary research brings together NYU faculty and students from three portal campuses
New required Design Thinking course encourages first years to build connections and reflect on their years ahead.
The first Bahamian Fulbright scholarship winner in nearly 25 years is putting research to work making the workplace better.
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Read more"You can't just look at things through one lens, one field... to get the wider picture. You want to constantly be challenging yourself."
Read more“There are people who have the privilege to come to universities, and there are so, so many others who don’t,” she says. “You’re getting this opportunity...because you’re meant to be there to help those that cannot.”
Read moreA computer science major talks about the importance of personal agency and making his field more accessible
Read more"I had come so far. I knew I had to reach the finish line, even if I had to crawl across it.”
Read moreMeet some members of NYU Shanghai’s newest class of first year students!
Read more40 migrant teens spent two weeks at a specialized summer camp at NYU Shanghai this July.
Read moreAs the semester drew to a close, our dance, arts, and IMB/IMA students shared their final projects.
Read moreWorks by faculty
The book offers an introduction to the fundamentals of quantum atom optics and atomic many-body matter wave systems.
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