Power of 3
SBU’s Jennifer Keluskar combines clinical work with research in autism
By Daniel Dunaief
In the second of a two-part series, Times Beacon Record News Media describes the clinical and research work of Jennifer Keluskar, a...
SBU’s Tamara Rosen defends PhD with advisor, mom, dad, stepmom
By Daniel Dunaief
On April 17, Tamara Rosen did something she had been anticipating for six years: she defended her graduate thesis.
Working in the lab...
SBU’s Matthew Lerner adjusts autism work amid pandemic
By Daniel Dunaief
Though hampered by the pandemic in their direct contact with people who have autism, the founder of The Autism Initiative and research...
At long last, SBU scientists reveal Madagascar’s ‘crazy beast’
By Daniel Dunaief
It’s not exactly a Rembrandt hidden in the basement until someone discovers it in a garage sale, but it’s pretty close.
More than...
SBU’s Patricia Wright and BeLocal team up to protect people, lemurs
By Daniel Dunaief
Long Islanders are pitching in to protect the people of Madagascar, called the Malagasy, from COVID-19. They are also trying to ensure...
SBU’s Patricia Wright seeks to raise $1 million to fund CVB amid pandemic
By Daniel Dunaief
Small primates on an island nation off the southeastern coast of the African continent need about a million dollars.
That’s how much it...
SBU professor and wife weather coronavirus crisis in New Zealand
The ultimate in remote teaching: 9,000 miles from the classroom
By Daniel Dunaief
Halfway between where they grew up and their home in Stony Brook, Malcolm...
CSHL’s Mikala Egeblad takes novel COVID-19 approach
By Daniel Dunaief
Mikala Egeblad couldn’t shake the feeling that the work she was doing with cancer might somehow have a link to coronavirus.
Egeblad, who...
BNL taps technical talent to tackle COVID-19
By Daniel Dunaief
Brookhaven National Laboratory is putting its considerable human and technical resources behind the global effort to combat the coronavirus.
John Hill, the director...
BNL’s Daniel Mazzone studies metal that expands in the cold
By Daniel Dunaief
Like many people who hunch down when they step into cold air, many materials shrink when exposed to the frigid temperatures.
That, however,...
