The inaugural class of the LIA-AI Growth Academy celebrate its graduation at Stony Brook’s Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology.
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.
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.
The Longwood Women in STEM Career Awareness Program brought high school students to Stony Brook for hands-on workshops and to meet with industry professionals.
A robotics workshop at Stony Brook University brought together manufacturers, faculty and economic development leaders to discuss automation and robotics.
SBU’s Office for Research and Innovation and CEWIT hosted a day-long hackathon for high school students for a day of collaboration, coding and problem-solving.
A Robotics Listening Session at AERTC focused on identifying opportunities to advance robotics and automation across Long Island’s manufacturing sector.
Stony Brook University has partnered with the Long Island Association (LIA) and its philanthropic arm, the LIA Foundation, to launch the LIA-AI Growth Academy.
Stony Brook researchers are collaborating on a U.S. Army-funded project aimed at improving how military systems share and interpret data across platforms.
Stony Brook welcomed leadership from Empire State Development for a visit focused on applied research, industry collaboration, and economic development.
Stony Brook University’s Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology hosted the NYSDEN Conference, Advancing Access Through Collective Advocacy
More than 200 community members took part in Stony Brook University's second annual Energy & Infrastructure Open House and Union Apprenticeship Awareness Day.
The third cohort of Simons STEM Scholars at Stony Brook University spent July 24 gaining exposure to careers in science, technology, engineering, and medicine.
Stony Brook University computer science major Patrick Farrell has competed in hackathons and served as a mentor at the annual CEWIT High School Hackathon.
Stony Brook University welcomed high school students to the Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology for the second High School Hackathon.