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NYU Global Science and Technology

The Office of Global Science and Technology (GST) unites researchers across disciplines and global campuses to advance their fields, partnerships and impact.

Science & Tech Opportunities

Materials & Technologies

Physics · Chemistry · Engineering

New materials are the fundamental enablers of modern civilization, from fuel-efficient transport to next-generation energy systems. Advances in materials open new industries, drive economic growth, and push the frontier of what we can build.

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Sustainability

Climate · Technology · Adaptation

Humanity is in a race to build systems and societies that can endure. Research in sustainable technologies, materials, and climate adaptation is the infrastructure that a livable future depends on.

Health, Biology & Human Condition

Medicine · Engineering · Life Sciences

The cost and complexity of human health is one of the defining challenges of our time. Research at the intersection of biology, engineering, and medicine holds the key to making care more effective, accessible, and affordable—for both people and the planet.

NYU Global Science and TechnologyQUANTUM Institute

The NYU Quantum Institute

Mission

The NYU Quantum Institute brings together researchers from across disciplines and global campuses and assembles the shared facilities, training, and industry relationships that turn quantum research into working technology across hardware, theory, materials, and sensing.

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Quantum is part of NYU Global Science and Technology

NYU Global Science and Technology

Advancing research and impact across disciplines and campuses.

Partnerships

Collaborating across industry, government & academia to build a quantum future

The NYU Quantum Institute develops quantum applications through partnerships with leading companies, national laboratories, and global universities—spanning sponsored research, joint innovation initiatives, and shared infrastructure.

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Research Focus Areas

Building quantum technology across four interconnected frontiers