A new, cross-disciplinary course is launching in Spring 2026 that will take a multi-disciplinary approach to inquiring about the role of AI in our world.
How is artificial intelligence (AI) reshaping scientific research? As part of the “Conversations in Graduate Education” series, the Graduate School hosted a virtual discussion on Wednesday, November 6...
The symposium ‘Unsettling Intelligences: The Politics of Reason through AI and Art’ marked a partnership that blurred the line between research and exhibition.
The AI Innovation Institute will present a seminar titled, "Information-Theoretic Framework for Understanding Modern Machine-Learning," on November 10.
The Institute for Advanced Computational Science co-hosted the New York Scientific Data Summit 2025, held Sept. 11–12 at the SUNY Global Center in New York.
Stony Brook researchers have developed the first navigation system that lets robots “see around corners” with commercially available, lightweight sensors.
More than 200 people flooded into the Wang Center Theater to hear inventor, social entrepreneur and mathematician Po-Shen Loh speak on AI and the future.
The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a $13.77 million grant to Stony Brook University’s Institute for Advanced Computational Science (IACS).
Associate professor Shan Lin has helped develop SHADE-AD, an AI framework that creates realistic data that reflects the motor behaviors of Alzheimer’s patients.
The Convergence lecture series begins with a look at how artificial intelligence is transforming our world, and how we can prepare for an automated future.