Research Centers
The AML is an experimental laboratory sitting on the ground floor of
Warren Weaver Hall. Its main focus is on the interactions of moving
bodies or flexible structures with fluid flows as arises commonly in
biology, geophysics, and many other areas. Many of its experimental
projects are tied to mathematical modeling and simulation studies.


This laboratory supports research and educational activities in
environmental science. Emerging software and hardware capabilities in
information technology are being developed and applied so as to
integrate physical laboratory experiments, numerical models, and
real-world observational data. The ultimate objective of such an
integration is to create a deeper understanding of important phenomenon
in the natural environment. Current topics of interest tend to focus on
the polar regions and, in particular, on ice-ocean interaction and
ocean downslope mixing.

MAGNET is a new shared space for faculty and
students from across NYU who share an interest in the intersection of
culture and technology. MAGNET offers students the chance to pursue
degrees and research in game design, social science, digital media
design, and computer science and game engineering, and includes
undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate students from NYU. The space
was co-designed by the participating schools--NYU Tisch School of the
Arts; the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development;
the Polytechnic School of Engineering; and the Computer Science
Department of the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences.



