Stony Brook is developing a new Digital Twin Studio to model electrical distribution systems and examine how the grid may respond to changing energy demands.
Stony Brook welcomed congressional staff from New York’s federal delegation to showcase leadership in research, innovation, emerging technology and patient care
Researchers at Brookhaven National Lab Stony Brook University have successfully transmitted light particles containing quantum information through the open air.
Undergraduate student research was featured in the AI Innovation Institute’s AI Innovation and Diffusion Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program.
Through the LIA-AI Growth Academy, 50 local ventures are in an intensive training program designed to turn AI daunting concept into a toolkit for success.
SBU Professor Hendrik Hamann was one of four experts to deliver a technical keynote during the Department of Energy Genesis Mission Summit opening program.
On July 21, a delegation of Stony Brook University (SBU) research leaders and faculty traveled to Arlington, Virginia, for a series of strategic meetings with department leadership and program managers from some of the...
LIMEP and Stony Brook University’s Office for Research and Innovation took part in the ADDAPT Golf for Business Invitational and Legislative Breakfast June 15.
The Stony Brook University Chapter of the National Academy of Inventors included faculty, staff and researchers at its Annual Meeting and Induction Ceremony.
Regional leaders gathered to examine quantum technology, AI, biotech, entrepreneurship and the infrastructure needed to make Long Island a global innovation hub At the inaugural Long Island Tech & Innovation Summit...
As the United States continues to confront the long-term consequences of opioid addiction and chronic pain, biomedical researchers at the State University of New York at Stony Brook are helping advance a potential new...
At the Young Academic Inventors (YAI) Award Symposium, Stony Brook University researchers demonstrated how innovation can help address modern challenges.
Stony Brook researchers have received a patent for technology that could protect future energy infrastructure from cyberattacks using quantum communications.
Stony Brook's Office for Research and Innovation hosted a gathering to recognize the people who contributed to the university’s Genesis Mission response.