C2SMART graduate students at NYU Tandon shared their research with fellow academics, journalists and other visitors fom the Brooklyn community at the annual event this spring. The highly interactive expo showcased dozens of the most promising and exciting research projects from every academic department, as well as exhibits from the school’s Center for K12 STEM Education, which is dedicated to boosting science, technology, engineering, and math education in New York City’s public schools.

The students’ presented work included:

• Robotic 3D Printing in Concrete
• Synthesis of model-based and data-driven control algorithms for smart and connected roads
• Connected and Autonomous Vehicles in NYC
• Mapping the Bright Side of the City
• Neuroscience for Architecture: Quantification of Human Responsiveness in Static and Responsive Built Environments
• Data-driven Transportation Analytics