The Quantum Internet Is Coming Online
New York is betting big on quantum communication. In September 2025, state and university leaders announced a $300 million investment to turn Long Island’s existing telecom fiber into a quantum...Read More
Study: Wildfire Smoke May Lead to Thousands More U.S. Deaths
A study led by Stony Brook University faculty and published in Nature projects that smoke exposure from wildfires in the coming decades toward 2050 could result in tens of thousands of excess deaths...Read More
Martian Mudstone Evidence from the Perseverance Rover Is a Potential Biosignature
Data and images from NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover reveal that recently discovered rocks in the Jezero crater are organic carbon-bearing mudstones. The findings, detailed in a paper published in Nature, indicate that these mudstones...Read More
‘Through Our Eyes’ Exhibit Highlights Nature Writing and Photography
At the beginning of the Fall ’24 semester, David Taylor and Chris Paparo began co-teaching a new class called Nature Writing and Photography (SUS 350). The goal of the class...Read More
Soaring High: Moore’s Breakthrough into the Hidden Mechanics of Avian Flight
Andrew Moore has long been captivated by the mysteries of avian flight. An assistant professor in the Stony Brook University Renaissance School of Medicine’s Department of Anatomical Sciences, Moore recently collaborated...Read More
Study Sheds New Light on Cell Mitochondria
A collaborative effort led by Stuti Sharma, assistant professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Cell Biologyin the Stony Brook University College of Arts and Sciences, resulted in a promising study toward...Read More
