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    Randy Rettberg, president of the iGEM Foundation, with Stony Brook’s 2018 iGEM team
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    Undergraduate Research Team Wins SBU’s First iGEM Gold Medal

    Stony Brook’s 2018 team for the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition took home the University’s first gold medal at the iGEM Giant Jamboree recently held in Boston. Since 2014, Stony Brook’s...

    December 5, 2018
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    Six SBU Faculty Named 2018 AAAS Fellows

    Robert B. Grubbs, K. Daniel O’Leary, Eliza Reilly, Steven Skiena, Esther Takeuchi and Dr. Vincent W. Wang  have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Election as a fellow...

    November 27, 2018
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    New Technique That Shows How a Protein “Light Switch” Works May Enhance Biological Research

    Sunlight is essential for all life, and living organisms have evolved to sense and respond to light. Dronpa is a protein “light switch” that can be turned on and off by light. A team of scientists led by Peter Tonge, a...

    June 15, 2018
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    Knapp Chair Esther Sans Takeuchi Wins European Inventor Award for Her Compact Batteries

    One of the world’s leading energy storage researchers, Stony Brook University Distinguished Professor Esther Sans Takeuchi has won the 2018 European Inventor Award in the category “Non-EPO countries.” The European...

    June 7, 2018
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    Title IX Statement Last week, reports of alleged Title IX violations and hazing were filed with the Department of Student Engagement and Activities, which oversees fraternities and sororities. Staff promptly notified the Office of Equity and Access, which handles Title IX matters, and the Office of Community Standards, which handles Code of Student Responsibility violations. Each office moved forward with an investigation of the allegations. As a result of these reports, the University put the social fraternities identified in the reports, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Beta Rho, and Tau Kappa Epsilon, on interim suspension last week. This is consistent with our process, as sexual assault and hazing have no place on college campuses or in our society. To continue reading the statement link in Bio.
    A message from our new @SBUPrez Dr. Maurie McInnis. #LinkInBio for her complete message.
    Wolfie has been preparing for Dr. McInnis’s arrival for weeks now. We are only two days out now!
    Statement from Stony Brook University: Stony Brook University strives at all times to be a safe and inclusive environment. The University takes all allegations of Title IX violations seriously and is committed to the prevention of sexual assault and violence. We have policies and procedures in place and the Office of Equity and Access investigates every claim that is received. For more information on Title IX go to the link in our bio. To report an incident: reportit@stonybrook.edu or titleix@stonybrook.edu.