A study on “COVID Orphans” led by Rachel Kidman has advanced to the Final Four of STAT Madness. Kidman is a core faculty member in the Program in Public Health, and she also is an associate professor in the Renaissance...
Each year, the U.S. Department of Education’s Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN) program provides fellowship money for graduate students working in areas identified as critical to the advancement of...
Stony Brook researchers, in collaboration with Brookhaven National Lab (BNL) scientists and the U.S. Air Force Laboratory, have developed a new generation of nanoparticles to address environmental problems. In their...
The annual competition is a chance for graduate students to present their dissertation research findings to a general audience in three minutes with only one PowerPoint slide.
For the first time in the six-year history of the STAT Madness competition, a Stony Brook University Renaissance School of Medicine study has advanced to the third round. “COVID Orphans,” a study led by Rachel Kidman of...
A team of researchers led by Nav Nidhi Rajput at Stony Brook University have found a way to computationally predict stable molecular species in liquid solutions. The new method, detailed in a paper in Nature...
The two Stony Brook University research projects competing in the annual STAT Madness Competition have advanced to Round 2 and need your votes to win! STAT Madness is a bracket-style tournament to find the best...
By associating archaeological artifacts with ancient DNA, researchers have created a remarkable framework for exploring the prehistory of humans in Africa.
“Honestly that’s what research is. It’s all troubleshooting,” said Joshua Heuvel-Horwitz ’23 — the URECA researcher of the month for March 2022 — who has experienced the day-to-day process of working through...
A new study that monitors patients who received “on-pump” or “off-pump” coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) over a 10-year period reveals that outcomes between the two forms of heart bypass surgery are not much...
As COVID-19 cases surged across the United States in late 2020, experts predicted that the initial supply of vaccines would be limited. Where others may have seen potentially rancorous times ahead, Stony Brook...