Science

Valeria Zhou, a student of color, sitting on a stone bench.
An NYU Shanghai Amgen Scholar Dreams of Bionic Limbs

NYU Shanghai student Valeria Zhou explores the field of neuroengineering.

Gallatin student Amogh Thakkar holding a hat that reads “Webb Space Telescope.”
At Gallatin and Beyond, Amogh Thakkar Lives the Astronaut-Filmmaker-Entrepreneur Dream

For years, Amogh Thakkar knew he wanted to be an astronaut-filmmaker. As a Gallatin student at NYU, he has the liberty to chase his passions.

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STEM Minors ≠ Just for STEM Students

Complement your major with a STEM minor at NYU Tandon.

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Why Should I Go to Office Hours? With Stephen Small

Biology and Genomics Professor Stephen Small wants you to love life science as much as he does.

A bridge in New York City.
Quick Introduction to the Tandon School of Engineering

Welcome to an introductory rundown of a few services and resources the New York University Tandon School of Engineering has to offer!

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Sustainability U

NYU students receive an education in preservation around the world.

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The Neuroscience of Exercise

Learn how NYU professor Wendy Suzuki taps into the neuroscience of exercise in her lab, in the classroom, and in her life.

Two students sitting in a science lab wearing lab coats.
The Premed Track: NYU Edition

NYU offers preprofessional tracks to equip students with the guidance and coursework needed to accomplish their professional goals.

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Club Spotlight: American Chemical Society

For science-minded students at NYU, the American Chemical Society (ACS) is a catalyst to creating networks and forming lifelong bonds.

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Chemistry at the Edge of Knowledge

Our president is a chemist. We take it pretty seriously.