NYU Wireless

NYU Tandon researchers win IEEE award for millimeter wave cellular communications breakthrough | NYU Tandon School of Engineering Looking for News or Events?

Colorful history of the home of NYU Wireless @370 Jay St. NYU Tandon School of Engineering

It's the 💰🚂! Before the #MetroCard allowed New Yorkers to pay for their fares with credit cards, a whole lot of cash was flowing through the #NYC transit system. A currency of its own, tokens also had to be counted and distributed. Where did all this money go? The "money train" ran in secrecy 🤫, moving coins, tokens, and cash to and from #NYCsubway stations, covering hundreds of miles of track. These work trains even inspired the 1995 film "Money Train," starting Wesley Snipes, Jennifer Lopez, and Woody Harrelson. In 2006, once the token was no longer accepted and riders began to use credit cards to pay for their fares, the money train was retired. At Jay Street-MetroTech station, you can still see a delivery door where the money train would offload its haul. You’ll find it on the IND Brooklyn-bound F train platform. Have you ever noticed it?

Congratulations to NYU Wireless’ Director Tom Marzetta for receiving the 2025 IEEE Eric E. Sumner Award “for originating the Massive MIMO technology in wireless communications.” NYU Tandon School of Engineering

You can watch the livestream of the @ B6GS.com

Proud of our grad students Ruth Gebremehdin and Mingjun Ying for representing NYU WIRELESS at this exciting panel discussion

Join us for the IEEE Communications Society livestream of the Brooklyn 6G Summit today and tomorrow! NYU Tandon School of Engineering Nokia

B6GS Home - Brooklyn 6G Summit It’s where academia, industry analysts, service providers, regulators, equipment vendors and startups from various corners of the telecom industry come together to highlight the key technologies that will define the next era of advanced wireless communications.

in the News: 9/26/24

Associate Professor Giuseppe Loianno (ECE, NYU Wireless) is among the experts The Wall Street Journal asked to predict AI's future. By 2030, he foresees AI dramatically enhancing robots' autonomy and capabilities.

Associate Professors Ludovic Righetti (ECE, MAE, New York University Center for Urban Science and Progress - CUSP ) and Giuseppe Loianno (ECE, WIRELESS) are giving keynote talks at prestigious robotics conferences ICRA@40 and IROS 2024, respectively. Righetti, known for legged locomotion research, discussed the future of his field at ICRA@40. Loianno, an expert in autonomous robots, will speak about speeding up flying machines at IROS. Both researchers have received numerous awards for their work. Their contributions are crucial to NYU Tandon's robotics faculty, which focuses on developing principles and algorithms for autonomous intelligent machines to enhance various sectors in an automated future.


https://www.getdrip.com/broadcasts/992471592/aa4f16d5260d72505f70c

Ted Rappaport elected to IEEE Vehicular Technology Society’s Hall of Fame | NYU Tandon School of Engineering Looking for News or Events?

NYC's massive Link5G towers aren't actually providing 5G (yet) Almost all of the towers stand empty, CityBridge officials say, leaving residents without the promised high-speed 5G internet access.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/PxMrofvH2DEaJkMw/?mibextid=WC7FNe

Will the Eclipse Affect Cell Service? State officials across the country are warning of potential cell phone outages during the day of the total solar eclipse on April 8.

David Lee/Ernst Weber Professor of Electrical Engineering and Founding Director of NYU WIRELESS Theodore (Ted) Rappaport (ECE) spoke with Digital Locations CEO Rich Berliner about his journey, innovations at NYU WIRELESS, and future of 6G: “A lot of the fundamental principles, concepts and contributions [to 6G technology] are being made now and have already been made at NYU WIRELESS and other academic programs.”


https://buff.ly/3uIAF6a

Welcome to our newest faculty member Hamed Rahmani. His research interests include integrated circuits and systems for intelligent sensing and communication for emerging applications. bit.ly/434qNQV NYU Tandon School of Engineering

Hamed Rahmani | NYU Tandon School of Engineering Faculty Hamed Rahmani Assistant Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering NYU WIRELESS Connect **I am looking for motivated students to join my research group. If you are interested in integrated circuits and systems for wide range of emerging applications for sensing and communication, please s...