New York University
New York, NY·Private·Medical school
72 labs on PI Pages. It spends $1.5B a year on research and awards 540 research doctorates a year.
- Students
- 63,571: 33,020 undergraduates, 30,551 graduate
- Postdocs
- 831
- Faculty
- 7,172 full-time
- Campus
- Primarily residential
Labs here
Justin Cappos
Computer Science
Build a command-line framework that automatically records software artifacts, environments, dependencies and actions during experiments, so computational studies can be rebuilt and rerun in the cloud for independent verification.
Massimo Porrati
Physics
Develop new methods for defining quantities that separate signal from noise in gravitational-wave data.
Jonathan Weare
Mathematics & Statistics
Develop schemes that estimate dynamical statistics such as mean first-passage times and committors from datasets of short molecular dynamics trajectories, avoiding the need for trajectories long enough to contain the rare event.
James Lee
Microbiology & Immunology·Early-career
Map the complete route of peptide antigen loading onto MHC-I molecules using a chemical biology strategy applied both in living cells and in reconstituted systems rebuilt from purified components.
Jin Kim Montclare
Biomedical Engineering
Expand a library of positively charged supercharged proteins with virus-derived tags to help siRNA particles escape endosomes, the membrane bubbles that trap cargo inside cells, while keeping strong RNA binding, using computationally informed design.
Where its research money goes
A year of research spending, from the NSF survey every research university fills in.