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[CALL] NYU-X Credit & Research Opportunities

Title: NYU-X Credit & Research Opportunities

 

NYU-X is a new University wide transdisciplinary network advancing health, technology, education, and innovation. NYU-X’s inventioneering lab, located in the new College of Nursing, Dentistry and Engineering building at 433 1st avenue, engages faculty, staff, students, and collaborative partners to explore and advance a compelling array of emerging technologies to create transformative interactive experiences.

 

NYU-X offers NYU credit and independent study opportunities

Join us, earn credit, and advance cutting edge research and innovation at the intersection of health, technology, education, engineering, robotics, affective technology, product design, policy, entrepreneurship, and more.

 

You are a student studying, one or more of the following:

Nursing, Dentistry, Medicine, Social Work, and Global and Public health

Engineering, Sciences, and Mathematics (all STEM fields)

Computer Science, Scientific Computing and Data Sciences

Design, Digital Media and Game Design

Human Computer Interaction and Interactive Technology

Library and Information Science

Education, Educational Technology, Learning Sciences, Teaching and Learning

Psychology (educational, social, neuro, cognitive load, perception, etc.)

English and Communications/ Journalism and Technical Writing

Film, Theater, and Documentary Production

Entrepreneurship, Business, Strategic Planning, and Organizational Development

 

Projects Include:

Holodeck: Simulated Reality Environment —

http://www.nyu-x.org/holodeck-–simulated-reality-environment.html

STEM Nursing —

http://www.nyu-x.org/stem-nursing.html and http://makernurse.org/

Smart Homes / Internet of Things —

http://www.nyu-x.org/smart-homes.html

Intelligent Tutoring Systems / Affective Learning Companions —-

http://www.nyu-x.org/affective-learning-companions.html

 

Application:

Send a brief statement of your Research Interest along with your Resume to Jeremy Rowe (jr4121@nyu.edu) by August 21st.