The current vice dean for graduate medical education and designated institutional official will have primary responsibility for the school’s academic and educational mission.
The team discovered a light symmetry switch that creates the opportunity to carry a dissipationless electron current, which can be useful in wide-scale adoption of quantum computing.
The memoir tells the exciting tale of Meave Leakey's quest for our human origins and the challenges she has faced as a woman in a highly competitive, male-dominated field.
Enjoy a Film Series, winter exhibition at the Zuccaire Gallery, pre-recorded performances of artists who have graced Staller's stage, virtual workshops and more.
The SUNY PACC Prize prompts the design of arts and curatorial projects and supports the creation of major art projects by SUNY students with competitively awarded commissions.
Through her research experiences, she has developed strong programming and analytical skills, and has since presented at multiple research symposia, both on and off campus.
The award annually recognizes five exceptional, mid-career scientists for their excellence in research and leadership in the atmospheric and climate sciences.
The ceremony, a campus tradition, was dedicated to local healthcare providers in recognition of their tireless efforts to care for the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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.
The Distinguished Teaching Professor was elected for her contributions to the field of genetics, particularly the discovery of genes important for meiotic chromosome segregation.
The University is making important strides in advancing student success by leveraging its resources toward increasing graduation rates while focusing on academic excellence for all.
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.
Stony Brook researchers, together with SBU-affiliated startup Superclean Glass Inc., received the R&D 100 Award from R&D World magazine, often referred to as the “Oscars of Innovation.”
Funds will support three projects led by Stony Brook University faculty that explore topics relating to and benefiting New York’s coastal environment, communities and economies.
The SoMAS professor is an expert on disaster resilience, and finds that Stony Brook provides her with many opportunities for multidisciplinary collaboration.
The engineering professor was rewarded for his contributions to knowledge and technology that can enable safer, reliable and efficient structures in various engineering applications.