Mankind’s first computer, the abacus, appeared approximately 5,000 years ago in Mesopotamia. We have moved since then to advanced physics and engineering to develop electronics and eventually memory chips. Intel’s Andy Grove, a graduate of the City College’s Grove School …
Research Projects
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Cybernetic biological augmentation, an idea popularized by DC Comics, and Bungie, Inc. is no longer an unobtainable goal, relegated only to the realm of science fiction. Step-by-step, Mechanical Engineering Professor Hao Su helps walk the world into the robotic future. …
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The members of The Grove School of Engineering’s Combustion and Catalysis Lab actively strive to produce innovative solutions to our nation’s waste and energy problems. “In general, what we look at is combustion and catalysis processes,” says the lab’s director, …
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Intrusion Detection Systems is our main area of research at the City College Center for Information, Networking and Telecommunications (CINT), directed by Professor Tarek Saadawi, drawing inspiration from the field of immunology to fuel his innovative engine. “Pathogens and hosts …
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Started in 2014, by CCNY’s Dr. Adriana Espinosa, the Applied Research in the Health and Adaptation of Minority Populations (ARHAMP) lab is dedicated to investigating how the social milieu minorities navigate, contributes to their disparate incidence of illness and poor …
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A hub of robust, broad-spanning intellectual diversity, The Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership affords students, in all divisions at City College, with opportunities to critically examine 21st century sociopolitical issues, and formulate informed, inclusive resolutions to the …
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Dr. Marta Bengoa is the first female full Professor of Economics at The City College of New York. An international economist, she explores how countries’ economic policies and migration ordinances modulate international economic activities such as trade, foreign direct investment …
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On the 7th floor of CCNY’s North Academic Center, study participants have their hairs moved out of the way, conductive gel applied to their scalps and electrodes carefully attached to their heads. Their intention is to participate in an effort …