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Corona

September 26, 2012

Inventors Gear Up For Maker Faire at the New York Hall of Science

Artists, engineers, scientists and more will head to Flushing Meadows-Corona Park this weekend.

Chelsea

May 21, 2012

Google to House Cornell Tech Campus During Construction

Google will give free space to CornellNYC Tech until its Roosevelt Island campus is done.

Yorkville

May 21, 2012

All-Girls School Designs Way to Close Gender Gap in Math and Science

Marymount hopes to bring more women into engineering and science fields with their new 'Fab Lab.'

Manhattan

December 30, 2011

From Cathie Black to Gay Marriage, 2011 Was a Busy Year for Bloomberg

Bloomberg rode a wave of highs and lows in 2011, from Cathie Black's resignation to Hurricane Irene.

Upper East Side

December 19, 2011

Cornell Wins $100 Million Bid to Build Campus on Roosevelt Island

The $100 million award will help Cornell and Technion build a new tech campus on Roosevelt Island.

Upper East Side

December 18, 2011

Cornell Reportedly Wins $100M City Tech Campus Competition

Cornell won the city's competition to build a $100 million tech campus, according to a published report.

Midtown

December 02, 2011

Facebook Launching New Engineering Division in Midtown

Facebook will be opening an engineering office in New York in 2012.

Murray Hill and Gramercy

November 09, 2011

Gramercy Restaurant Organique Offers Health-Conscious Fast Food

Two worlds collide at the Gramercy restaurant Organique, which combines fast food with a healthy, organic menu.

Upper East Side

October 31, 2011

Seven Bidders Vying for New City-Subsidized Science Campus

Seventeen institutions from around the globe teamed up to submit seven bids to open a new city-subsidized applied science campus.

Downtown

July 19, 2011

Bloomberg Pledges $100M Towards New Engineering and Science Complex

Mayor Bloomberg pledged $100 million of the city's money for a "world class" new science and engineering campus to help boost the city's economy.

Lower East Side & East Village

March 30, 2011

Eggs Away! Engineering Students Compete in Egg-Drop Competition

Students chucked homemade egg-holding contraptions off the school's third floor for the bioengineering exercise.

Midtown

March 22, 2011

Engineers' Club Building Voted Midtown's Newest Landmark

The Renaissance Revival building at 32 W. 40th St. was built as the home of the country's first engineering club.

Manhattan

December 16, 2010

City Unveils Plan to Attract Top Engineering School

New York is hoping to boost its stature in applied science and engineering with a new research campus.