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Sony’s camera contacts could lead to a privacy issue

By Shankari Sureshbabu, Columnist • August 9, 2016

Undergrad’s research suggests link between phone use and mental health

By Vivienne Henning • March 16, 2016
Isabelle Martini, a junior, gets help on her assignment from her English teacher Ed Sandt, center, during class, November 19, 2012, in Montvale, New Jersey. Pascack Hills High School has been issuing students laptop computers in their classrooms for the past nine years. (Tariq Zehawi/The Record/MCT)

New teaching tools introduced at tech showcase

By Vivienne Henning • January 21, 2016

Universities employ most lobbyists following tech and drug manufacturing

By Samantha Joes Toal • November 17, 2015
Aerospace Engineering professor Soon-Jo Chung holds a quadcopter while speaking at Share the Vision 2013, an annual research and start-up showcase sponsored by the Office of Technology Management and EnterpriseWorks.

Share the Vision to highlight University's pipeline of innovation

By Emily Scott • October 6, 2015

College of Education debuts IDEALL

By Vivienne Henning • October 4, 2015

Jump Simulation Center to train future College of Medicine students with technology

By Mariah Schaefer • July 19, 2015
New app Trio lets users create videos and memes

New app Trio lets users create videos and memes

By Madeline Galassi • April 6, 2015
Alex Braem, senior in LAS and member of the National Guard, stands on a resupply mission on Turan Island in the Red Sea in March 2012.

Veterans’ goals at University shaped by military experience

By Rebecca Jacobs • December 10, 2014
Pebble Smart Watch can connect to any device that supports iOS or Android systems via Bluetooth to notify its user of any incoming calls, messages, e-mails and more. Some University students — participants in engineering courses, a campus workshop and a Twitter campaign — have received free watches.

Pebble Smart Watch allows students hands-free communication

By Earn Saenmuk • May 6, 2014
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