https://www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2016/09/14/the-dominant-forces-in-the-u-s-gun-market-infographic/#209336894a8c

Professor Nakamura had a presentation on Security Technology and Gun Regulations in a Laws and Regulations Workshop (former Workshop on Environmental issues and regulations) at The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) New York. 

#smartgun #startup #securityTechnology#sustainablesociety #smartcitytechnology 

The summer intern students collected air quality data in MTA subway stations in Brooklyn and Manhattan, NY. PM2.5 concentrations in 25 stations were measured and will be summarized into two posters soon.

EESL hosted high school students through CUNY College Now Program and STEM Research Intern Program. We took PM2.5 data through Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges using an air quality sensor.

CUNY Service Corps introduced the CUNY TV segment of EESL activities.

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Service Corps students Study with the Best

http://www1.cuny.edu/sites/servicecorps/2018/03/27/service-corps-students-study-with-the-best/

CUNY Service Corps students have appeared on a segment of CUNY TV show called “Study with the Best” with Masato R. Nakamura, Eng.Sc.D., Assistant Professor and BTech Coordinator for the Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology and Industrial Design at New York City College of Technology (City Tech). Both interviewed students are CUNY Service Corps students and other Service Corps students including City Tech students are in the scene of the group meeting.

Service Corps students Study with the Best

We made a Spring 2018 EESL banner

We’ve been working on a prototyping of a mechanical screen called “Smart Wall” for displaying a simple information with minimum energy consumption. #smarttechnology #smartcity #datadrivensustainability

Technology Transfer Days at NYU The Center For Urban Science And Progress (CUSP)

Day1: Poster session: Picture with Douglas Adams, Director of CUNY Tech Commercialization Office (TCO).

Day2: IntroTalk: the conference room before started. Seven military people joined for giving comments/feedback.

Day3: TechTalk schedule

Day3: Seminar room before TachTalk started

Day3: Prof. Nakamura’s TachTalk presentation