While padded helmets offer protection, it is generally not enough protection from a rapid hit, which causes most concussions. @NYITCOM biomedical engineer, Milan Toma, Ph.D., shares surprising findings about helmet safety in @Newsday. https://t.co/G6FoKoYwKR @BioFSILab https://t.co/5qv0e04ydc

Shenglong Zhang, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biological and Chemical Sciences, received a National Institutes of Health grant estimated at $2,588,918 over the next four years, to develop a tool to reveal the true sequence of RNA. https://t.co/KZzsiPfiIC https://t.co/1tNZVK866Z

Happy Earth Day! Learn what you can do every day to protect natural resources with these useful insights from David Nadler, Ph.D., a research faculty member in the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences. https://t.co/s7jemLX2xC https://t.co/P5j8Zk0jMF

We want to hear from you! First-Year and Senior Students: Complete the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) to influence the New York Tech experience for students. You may even win a $50 Amazon gift card! Take action through the link in your email. https://t.co/hHankt6EaM

Going from high school to college may be a daunting change for some students. Associate Director of Admissions Michaelson Eustache makes it his priority to help them transition to New York Tech with ease. Comment if you've seen him at your high school! https://t.co/XD5RHyXbsl https://t.co/z6iOJAo7CD

The lack of access to healthcare in underserved communities inspired Elianna Sanchez to pursue a career in medicine. She hopes to one day provide quality medical care that considers the social determinants impacting racially diverse communities. https://t.co/4WwDHlJP02 https://t.co/hK0aIQ4r9X

From the time he was a teenager, Austin Stietzel wanted to pursue a career in electrical and computer engineering. At New York Tech, he is on his way, gaining real-world experience as a member of a team of students building prototypes for NASA. https://t.co/b8Me1foS9z https://t.co/8X90y6yCUI

Jole Fiorito, Ph.D., who specializes in medicinal chemistry, has secured a three-year grant from the @NIH Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke to support research into early-stage drug development to treat Alzheimer’s disease. https://t.co/JIuaxHk72m https://t.co/ZY3ll3CvnE

New York Tech’s annual Faculty Scholars Reception was held on the Long Island campus on March 29, highlighting the academic research and scholarship over the last year. https://t.co/wkxgX80DZm https://t.co/8fsFSFK6cV

April is Autism Acceptance Month, promoting inclusivity and positivity toward those with autism spectrum disorder. Members of the New York Tech community are working to enhance understanding, therapies, and life experiences for those with autism. https://t.co/1TFwaBRsPv https://t.co/khIPXdwaJ6

New York Tech has been named a #VoterFriendlyCampus by Campus Vote Project and NASPA. Continue your civic involvement during Community Engagement Day on Wednesday, April 19: https://t.co/czSdnzyIh3 @CampusVote @NASPAtweets @VFCampus https://t.co/qrSocYiTar

@NYITSOM ’s Center for Risk Management is enhancing its relationship with @Bloomberg L.P. The growing relationship is not only paying dividends for School of Management students, but offers potential benefits to all New York Tech students.https://t.co/SqOVTdzR01 https://t.co/E6CGFwBFGL

New York Tech alumni have published a variety of new books, including a care manual for combat sports athletes, a fictional story of battle, a memoir of mingling with celebrities & a musical children’s book about Black inventors who changed everyday life. https://t.co/PkkIAsZZz4 https://t.co/77d2gROrvV

#NewYorkTech alumna Brooke Danielsson, Ph.D. (B.S. ’16), was not particularly interested in academics, but as she pursued her education, she found in the right circumstances, she could thrive. Now, she seeks to share her passion with young students. https://t.co/sq5BZH15YI https://t.co/JWwXc8uV0R

In recognition of Parkinson’s Awareness Month, New York Tech Parkinson’s Center Director Adena Leder (D.O. ’99), a neurologist and movement disorders specialist, shares important information about this neurodegenerative condition. https://t.co/8Qwh9NH93d https://t.co/YYJcSalfjK

Assistant Professor of Biological and Chemical Sciences William Letsou, Ph.D., is using the power of computers to explain and predict people’s risk of disease based on their genetic material.https://t.co/5VVwS2gECI https://t.co/C70aFUTtvV

@NYITCoECS Computer science student Joanna Pedretti was part of New York Tech’s inaugural cohort of students participating in the co-op track. Now, she works part-time with the very same company she interned with. https://t.co/ORRLJOtBCO https://t.co/LzLCTUfK07

Join New York Tech for Ingenium, the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences Annual Awards Reception. Register now: https://t.co/7yP34d0FcM @NYITAlumni @NYITCoECS https://t.co/TTPmIaYktq

M.B.A. student Pradhyumna Alone only recently discovered his passion for marketing and management. In his #Marketing and #Research class, he is working on a project involving ChatGPT and its influence on users and education at #NewYorkTech.https://t.co/SLBffkC8QN https://t.co/xDpM1buiTf

Closing out Women's History Month, Assistant Professor of Behavioral Sciences Nicole Calma-Roddin, Ph.D., looks back on her role models, how far gender equality has come, and how far we have to go. https://t.co/xrDzoUiF7Q https://t.co/1DzjneYn12