Stony Brook University graduate students (from left) Caroline Fabian, Harmanveer Singh and Ian Maywar placed second in the first-ever New York Climate Exchange AI Innovation Challenge. Not pictured: Nathan Hirtle.
Seven faculty members from Stony Brook University have been recognized on the 2024 Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers list, an honor that places them among the top 1 percent of researchers worldwide.
Stony Brook University’s Xianfeng David Gu has received a significant boost to its research capabilities, thanks to a generous $100,000 unrestricted gift from Google. The award will support his groundbreaking work in developing next-generation text input methods and user interfaces.
Stony Brook collaborates to help solve the long-standing problem of finding damaged switches on rail tracks in real time. Their model outperforms existing methods, achieving results with over 91% accuracy.
Stony Brook, NY, Nov 15, 2024 - A recent survey by the International Union of Railway noted how high-speed railway networks are expanding rapidly, and the length of the worldwide high-speed railway network has reached nearly 59,000 km.
A panel of experts delved into the impact of artificial intelligence on the upcoming elections last month at a discussion sponsored by the Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Intercultural Initiatives (DI3).
For Fumi Honda, a PhD student in computer science at Stony Brook University, the path to robotics began with a desire to help people. Her journey from psychology to cutting-edge AI research exemplifies the interdisciplinary nature of modern computer science and was recently showcased at the prestigious Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference.