Provost’s Lecture Highlights Breakthroughs in Multiple Sclerosis and the Power of Algorithms
What do multiple sclerosis and algorithms have in common? Seemingly very little: one is a complex neurologic disease, while the other is a mathematical framework that powers everything from GPS...Read More
Stony Brook Researchers Working to Make AI More Efficient at Complex Problems
Researchers at Stony Brook University are working to improve how artificial intelligence systems think through multi-step problems, which can help AI perform better in real-world environments. The project, led by...Read More
Christopher Brownlee on What Cells Can Teach Us About Disease
Christopher Brownlee’s interest in cell biology grew from two sources: a desire to improve human health and a long-standing fascination with cellular complexity. In his lab in Stony Brook University’s...Read More
Distinguished Professor Emerita Mary Jo Bona Establishes Lecture Series in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Distinguished Professor Emerita Mary Jo Bona was recruited to Stony Brook University in 1999 with the opportunity to build the field of Italian American Studies. However, it was her passion...Read More
