This is Stony Brook's quantum moment. Join us for a spotlight on the core achievements and research excellence of faculty across the Colleges of Arts and Sciences (CAS), and Engineering and Applied Sciences (CEAS) - and their collaborative advancements in quantum science and technology. Learn about the real world impact of their enduring work, their leadership in translating foundational science into entrepreneurial opportunities, and their impetus for making connections to next generation innovation.

Presented by: Catherine Chen, Ph.D., Research Development Associate

Welcome remarks: President Andrea Goldsmith

Panel moderators: Dean David Wrobel, CAS, and Dean Andrew Singer, CEAS

Presentations and panel featuring our faculty:

  • Jennifer Cano, CAS, Physics and Astronomy

  • P. Scott Carney, CEAS, Mechanical Engineering

  • Hyeongrak Chuck Choi, CEAS, Electrical and Computer Engineering

  • Eden Figueroa, CAS, Physics and Astronomy

  • Humanshu Gupta, CEAS, Computer Science

  • Angela Kelly, CAS, Physics and Astronomy

Location: Theatre at the Charles B. Wang Center, Stony Brook University

Reserve your tickets by March 26!


Join University Libraries for an engaging panel discussion where we delve in and learn about the impacts of artificial intelligence on the 2024 US elections! Panelists are Paige Lord, Tom Costello, and Musa al-Gharbi. The discussion will be moderated by Library Dean, Karim Boughida. Co-sponsored by the Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Intercultural Initiatives.

Please RSVP for Democracy in the Digital Age: AI's Influence on 2024 Elections here.
Join Stony Brook University's Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) for a boot camp on how to use AI to enhance your teaching and courses. This event will demonstrate how ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, NotebookLM, and other generative AI platforms can support you in crafting learning objectives, writing exam questions, composing rubrics, and designing course content such as lesson plans, in-class activities, instructional videos, and more.

https://stonybrook.zoom.us/j/92511854285?pwd=QRTHfULqHMWxJYoVyt3piOhNxWLfvs.1
Moderated by Katherine Lucente, BS in Nursing Candidate at Stony Brook University
  • Lav Varshney, PhD, MS, BS - Director of the AI Institute at Stony Brook University
  • Meghan Reading Turchioe, PhD, MPH, RN, FAHA - Nurse Scientist at Columbia University
  • Briana Shiri Last, PhD - Department of Psychology at Stony Brook University

This event is proudly sponsored by the Stony Brook University School of Nursing, the Stony Brook University Hospital Division of Nursing, and the Sigma Theta Tau Kappa Gamma Chapter.

Learn how to prompt AI to help clean datasets and write formulas in Google Sheets.

When you have a messy dataset, it can take a lot of time to clean it up before you can start analyzing. Can AI help? In this workshop, we'll collect live data and then use Gemini AI (the stand alone tool) to help clean up the data. Then, we'll use it to help do some analysis. Because we'll be working with live data live in Gemini, we don't know exactly what will happen, but that's the reality of data and data cleaning!

In this session, you will

  1. Craft effective AI prompts to generate Google Sheets formulas for data analysis and manipulation
  2. Utilize Gemini to develop regular expression formulas to extract, reformat, clean text-based data
  3. Develop formulas for numerical analysis using Gemini AI

https://stonybrookuniversity.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dht1o3rNzlZhHka?source=event+manager&session=0815250900sheets