University Libraries Presents the Data Stacks SBU Libraries' workshop series for building practical data skills, led by Ahmad Pratama, the SBU Libraries Data Literacies Lead.
Participants will learn practical techniques for identifying & fixing common data quality problems using Python and/or R. The workshop demonstrates how Generative AI can streamline the data cleaning process, while highlighting potential pitfalls & teaching strategies for accuracy & data integrity.
Register here to attend.
AI for Business: An Executive Workshop
A one-day workshop jointly presented by the Stony Brook University AI Innovation Institute (AI3) and the College of Business
November 20, 2026, 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
The SUNY Global Center, 116 East 55th Street, New York, NY 10022
Decide where AI creates value for your organization, then build a 90-day plan to support it.
A working session for senior leaders.
You will not be taught to code, and you will not sit through a technology briefing.
You will leave with:
- A shortlist of AI opportunities specific to your organization
- An honest assessment of what you would need to deliver them
- A written 90-day plan with named owners and success measures
Seats are limited to 30 participants
Read more and registerBuilding on foundational skills, AI in Management 201 - Intermediate Level explores strategies for using AI to enhance decision‑making, uncover insights from data, streamline workflows, and support team development. This in-person training is designed for any current or aspiring leader who currently uses AI and is interested in bringing their skills to the next level.
Location: Wang Center Room 201
Location: Wang Center Room 201
The Stony Brook Computing Society presents an exciting event featuring experts from Google (Danny Rosen - Technical Program Manager) and NVIDIA (Veer Mehta - Senior Solutions Architect), diving into the latest developments in generative AI. Learn how these industry leaders are shaping the future of technology and explore new ideas in a relaxed, engaging setting.
📍 Location: Frey 102
📅 Date: Monday, Nov 11
⏰ Time: 12 PM - 1:50 PM
Scan the QR code or register in the link.
📍 Location: Frey 102
📅 Date: Monday, Nov 11
⏰ Time: 12 PM - 1:50 PM
Scan the QR code or register in the link.
Join us for the New York State Innovation Summit on October 28-29, 2024 in Syracuse, NY.
This multi-day is event for NYS organizations that want to showcase and discover new and emerging technologies that support innovation and drive business growth.
The event serves as an opportunity to foster collaboration; introduce industry to experts that can assist growth, strengthen our statewide innovation ecosystem and showcase promising early stage companies.
Whether you're a startup, an economic developer, or an established manufacturer, the NYS Innovation Summit is for you.
The 2024 New York State Innovation Summit will showcase companies and researchers at the forefront of emerging technologies and new advancements in production capabilities.
This event celebrates New York State leadership in technology-led economic growth with experts in biotechnology, new materials, energy innovation, and artificial intelligence that will explore current technology convergence opportunities, ways to accelerate commercialization, and issues of manufacturing sustainability.
ICB&DD 19th Annual Symposium
Iwao Ojima, Director, ICB&DD
Ivet Bahar Chair, Organizing Committee
Dima KozakovCo-Chair, OrganizingCommittee
There will be poster sessions on projects conducted in the ICB&DD member's laboratories aswell as other laboratories in the area. Awards will be given to the best three posters.
Please see the link for the registration and poster sessions in:
https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/icbdd/https://forms.gle/
Iwao Ojima, Director, ICB&DD
Ivet Bahar Chair, Organizing Committee
Dima KozakovCo-Chair, OrganizingCommittee
There will be poster sessions on projects conducted in the ICB&DD member's laboratories aswell as other laboratories in the area. Awards will be given to the best three posters.
Please see the link for the registration and poster sessions in:
https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/icbdd/https://forms.gle/
From instant question generation to automated data summaries, learn how to leverage Gemini to simplify your entire Google Forms workflow.
Discover how Gemini can now work in Google Forms. Start by creating a whole Google Form from a prompt. Then, watch the real magic after the data is in: We'll dive into Gemini's ability to analyze and summarize open-ended responses, turning a mountain of feedback into a concise, actionable information. Whether you're gathering student feedback or organizing departmental requests, this session will show you how to let AI do the busy work so you can focus on the results.
In this session, you will:
- Generate a Google Form from a prompt
- Get question suggestions
- Summarize text responses with AI
Register here.
Abstract: In this talk, we will discuss what a CS PhD entails and the traits and habits that are important for success in PhD programs and future careers. While the talk is targeted to first-year PhD students, PhD students at all levels should derive from it.
Bio: Samir Das is a professor in the Department of Computer Science at Stony Brook
University. He is currently serving as the department chair. He is well recognized in the
community for his research in wireless networks and systems.
Location: NCS120
Bio: Samir Das is a professor in the Department of Computer Science at Stony Brook
University. He is currently serving as the department chair. He is well recognized in the
community for his research in wireless networks and systems.
Location: NCS120