Physicist from Michigan and psychologist from Arizona win top honors

“Substantial contribution of extrinsic risk factors to cancer development” was published December 16 in Nature

“The kids and I are all ears” says Alda of the challenge that engages scientists to communicate familiar yet complex concepts to 11-year-olds

The incubator project is one of 8 selected nationally to develop innovative solutions to help improve vehicle fuel economy in the United States

The finding by Stony Brook researchers and international colleagues was published in Nature

About 3 percent of smalltooth sawfish from Florida estuary are products of “virgin birth.”

Chemist from Pennsylvania and physics student from Illinois win top honors for explaining sleep to 11-year-olds.

First-ever Stony Brook University Discovery Prize Fellow selected by illustrious panel.

Finalists to be coached by the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science before ‘TED TALK’-type presentation on Dec. 11.

Findings from two newly published papers may help provide a design for new anticancer tactics.

Biochemist from Washington and a physicist from California receive top honors.

In a Stony Brook University-led study that uses website-based experiments to uncover whether the age-old adage that “success breeds success” is a reality, researchers found that early success bestowed on individuals produced significant increases in subsequent rates of success, in comparison to non-recipients of success.

Stony Brook University undergraduate research allays concern, uncovers possible beneficial effects.

New facility will help Stony Brook University put Start-Up NY to work.

Breakthrough may lead to novel materials and applications.