Climate
NYU Abu Dhabi scientists are developing sophisticated computer models to improve climate prediction.
-
Academics
Prepare to succeed and lead in a truly global world. Study at NYUAD- Admissions
Your journey to NYUAD starts here. Attend an application workshop or information session. Admissions Events- Research
The challenges of our rapidly globalizing world are varied, complex, and cross-disciplinary. Featured Research- Campus Life
Live the possibilities. Be part of a dynamic community of students from over 115 countries. Take a Tour- About
Exceptional education. World class research. Community-driven. Our Story- News
Science
NYU Abu Dhabi has established scientific centers, labs, and special projects that address issues of local, regional, and global significance such as predicting sea level change, better understanding of Arabian Gulf ecosystems, and improving public health in the UAE.
Significant investments have been made in research equipment and instrumentation, with core facilities established in critical research areas like imaging and microscopy, genetic sequencing, and materials science. NYUAD's research program continues to evolve, thus helping Abu Dhabi become a recognized world center for scientific discovery and innovation.
Featured Research
Public Health
NYU Abu Dhabi is leading a historic long-term study to better understand high incidences of diabetes and heart disease among UAE Nationals.
Space
NYU Abu Dhabi is building critical infrastructure to support the UAE's space science innovation agenda.
Academic Programs
The increasingly interdisciplinary nature of modern scientific research requires that biologists, chemists, computer scientists, engineers, mathematicians, and physicists have a fundamental understanding of one another's areas. It is important for students engaged in these areas to understand and experience multiple scientific disciplines and their interrelationships.
News Highlights
$2.1 Million NSF Grant to Gauge Future Sea-Level Rise
Scientific research from NYUAD will help determine if the collapse of the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica will start in the next few decades or centuries.
How Working Memory Works
Grocery lists. Directions. People's names. How do we remember this stuff?
Fighting Cancer Where it Starts
Farah Benyattou's groundbreaking, magnetic nanoparticle could change the future of cancer drug delivery.
- Admissions