Joel Hurowitz, associate professor in the Department of Geosciences at Stony Brook University, is part of a study with Rice University scientists that focuses on the ancient Gale Crater on Mars. The team is comparing...
Qiang Li, SUNY Empire Innovation Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and Stony Brook University, is co-author of a paper with Jigang Wang, a senior scientist at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Ames...
Alum Joseph Underwood, PhD ’17 was awarded the grant for his book project that aims to redefine the nascence of so-called non-Western contemporary art.
Axel Drees, Claude LeBrun, Peter Stephens and Stella Tsirka have received this prestigious honor bestowed by the SUNY Board of Trustees upon professionals of the highest caliber.
The Distinguished Teaching Professor was elected for her contributions to the field of genetics, particularly the discovery of genes important for meiotic chromosome segregation.
SBU senior Michael Manning’s “Shellfish Recycling Bin” and Art Professor Nobuho Nagasawa’s “Sea Turtle” are the two winning designs to be displayed in Port Jefferson.
PhD student Jenna Sung has been selected for this leadership program that connects changemakers across the country who will work toward creating more just communities.
The theoretical particle physicist — whose research focuses on the search for dark matter — is expanding our understanding of the structure of the Universe.
Her research combines fundamental inorganic chemistry and metal radiochemistry with modern imaging methods to provide personalized medical treatments of cancer and microbial infections.
The internationally renowned visual artist, whose work focuses on issues of identity and community, also has extensive experience teaching at a University level.
A team of international physicists including SBU's Jennifer Cano has created a superlattice, which at a high temperature is a super-efficient insulator conducting current.
The VP for Faculty Affairs and Chemistry Professor has been named a fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and a fellow of the Society of Rheology.
By using a model of violin synchronization in a network of violin players, there are ways to drown out distractions, which could be used as a model for human networks in society.
As one of the top autism researchers in the world, he has been awarded the American Psychological Association Division 33 Sara Sparrow Early Career Research Award.