New York City has reached an agreement with New York University to establish in downtown Brooklyn an applied science research institute to address the needs of cities.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced that the Center for Urban Sciences and Progress (CUSP) will be located at a 460,000-square-foot office building at 370 Jay St. that was once the headquarters of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority but has been nearly vacant for the last decade, housing only some MTA and police department staff.
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