An Open Lexicon for the Palestinian Arabic Dialect
The giant database of Maknuune contains over 36 thousand entries including phrases and collocations from Standard Arabic in line with the Palestinian Arabic dialect.
Third year Emirati student and winner of the Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award explains what fuels her passion in painting.
During her tour, the former US Secretary of State met with NYUAD Vice Chancellor Mariët Westermann and some of the University’s faculty and students.
Alumna Dhia Fani took a leap and founded a new venture called Kolibri, designed to help organizations accelerate their social and sustainability impact.
Research at NYU Abu Dhabi deepens our understanding of the world and ourselves.
The giant database of Maknuune contains over 36 thousand entries including phrases and collocations from Standard Arabic in line with the Palestinian Arabic dialect.
The ingestible pills utilize magnetic fields to track movement through the Gastrointestinal tract with higher resolution and accuracy.
What people think of as the future of technology is the work of some faculty on campus at NYUAD today.
Self-reflection on ancestor's
immigration history can make
people more empathetic
towards others.
Abu Dhabi and New York University set out to develop a new model of higher education. This is the story of NYU Abu Dhabi and its pioneering global community of students and faculty. Watch the full-length film.
NYU Abu Dhabi faculty are researchers, scholars, and artists of extraordinary distinction within and beyond their disciplines.
Beirut-born, Mumbai-bred Vikram Divecha is an artist and educator based in Dubai. He holds an MFA in Visual Art from Columbia University and participated in the Whitney Museum's Independent Study program.
Anne Maass is a social psychologist with interests concerning the intersection between language and social cognition, gender stereotypes and stereotype threat, and the psychology of economic inequality.
Azhar Zam has written over 85 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, and books and holds more than several patents.
Luca Pesando's research lies in the areas of social, economic, and digital demography. He is interested in issues of family poverty, inequality, gender, stratification, intra- and inter-generational processes, technology adoption, and interactions between life-cycle events and human capital accumulation.
March 20, 2023
Sixteen-year-old violin prodigy Leia Zhu performs a beautiful repertoire of Mozart, Strauss, Debussy, Wieniawski, and Sarasate accompanied by versatile Swiss pianist Benjamin Engeli.
April 3, 2023
On this Ramadan evening, poet Mahdi Mansour and musician Faraj Abyad are in conversation with the poet, critic, and media expert Barween Habib about the interwoven relationship between poetry, philosophy, and music.
Through June 4, 2023
In this exhibition, artists confront our contemporary landscape, with a focus on the moment where humans change landscape, and landscape changes humans, moving from images related to paradise, and progressing to ideas of development and technological aspiration.