David Nadler

David Nadler serves as a Teaching Assistant Professor in the Department of Bioengineering at New York Institute of Technology (NYIT), having joined the institution in 2017. Previously serving as Chair of Environmental Technology and Sustainability, he transitioned to the Department of Bioengineering in 2022 while maintaining focus on environmental applications. His professional background includes significant experience as a director within the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, complementing his academic work with practical industry perspective.

Dr. Nadler's research expertise spans occupational health, safety engineering, environmental statistics, and environmental infrastructure. His current work focuses on PFAS biodegradation through UV-oxidation and water quality monitoring systems, bridging engineering solutions with public health applications. His publications demonstrate a consistent pattern of applying statistical methods to environmental challenges, with recent work appearing in the Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences and IEEE Access.

His teaching portfolio includes BIOE 620 Statistics for Biomedical Engineers, ECET 325 Applied Statistics, and multiple environmental technology courses covering water treatment, waste management, and pollution prevention. Dr. Nadler holds professional certifications as an Associate Safety Professional (ASP) and Environmental Sustainability Professional (ENV SP), reflecting his commitment to practical industry standards.

Dr. Nadler demonstrates expertise across multiple analytical platforms including R, Stata, and specialized engineering software suites for hydrology, stormwater management, and GIS applications. His work has received media attention in outlets including US News & World Report, News Wise, and Newsday, particularly regarding PFAS contamination and water conservation strategies.