Power of 3
BNL’s Angelika Drees recounts how rain, cold, and the moon affect high-tech accelerators
By Daniel Dunaief
Finely tuned accelerators, constructed underground in rings that are over 1.5 miles long, can reveal secrets about the smallest parts of matter....
BNL teams up with NASA, DOE to send radio telescope to far side of the moon
By Daniel Dunaief
The Earth is way too noisy.
The far side of the moon, however, can act like enormous noise cancellation headphones, serving as a...
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s Ludmila Pollock lauded as fellow of AAAS
By Daniel Dunaief
Ludmila “Mila” Pollock isn’t a scientist, but she has made significant contributions to the field over more than a quarter of a...
BNL’s James Wishart shows reactors cooled by molten salts may have less corrosion
By Daniel Dunaief
Leave a bicycle out in the rain for a few weeks and the metal gears and chain will develop rust that reduces...
CSHL’s Jeremy Borniger helps coordinate first cancer neuroscience course
By Daniel Dunaief
People battling cancer can sometimes live long after they and their doctors first start treating the disease. Even if and when their...
SBU’s Ke Jian Liu scores $2.6 mln from NIH for stroke studies using cancer drugs
By Daniel Dunaief
In the typical process of developing cures for medical problems or diseases, researchers explore the processes and causes and then spend years...
Violence directed at teen boys overlaps with partner violences, SBU study says
By Daniel Dunaief
Researchers have long connected exposure to violence, particularly at a younger age, to expressions of violence as people age.
In a recent study...
Preprint science publishing started at CSHL transitions to an ambitious nonprofit
By Daniel Dunaief
Evolution doesn’t just favor species that have adaptive advantages in a changing environment. It’s also relevant for businesses, as they move into...
Stony Brook Medicine’s Sritha Rajupet directs post-Covid clinic, co-leads long Covid clinical trial
By Daniel Dunaief
While many people are fortunate enough to ignore Covid or try to put as much distance between themselves and the life altering...
SBU’s Andrew Singer, head of Engineering and Applied Sciences, wants to build on success
By Daniel Dunaief
Andrew Singer, the Dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (CEAS) at Stony Brook University, has bigger numbers in mind....
