Graduate School Day of Service
Saturday, October 24 | The Graduate School and the Center for Service Learning and Community Service (Career Center) are collaborating to create community service opportunities for Stony Brook University graduate students.
Cyber Myth Buster Fair — Dare to Be a Human Firewall
Monday, October 26, 12:30-2 pm, SAC B | All faculty, staff and students are invited to join us at the Cyber Myth Buster Fair for Cybersecurity Awareness Month. There will be free food and nine hands-on stations: crack a “strong” password in real time; take the “Spot-the Phish” challenge and more! Questions? Visit https://cybersecurity.stonybrook.edu/ or email ispc_stawg@stonybrook.edu
A13 Seminar: From Particle-Collision Foundation Models to LLM-Guided Analog Circuit Optimization
Monday, October 26, 12:30 pm, New Computer Science Bldg 120 | Speaker: Yihui "Ray" Ren, AI Department, Brookhaven National Laboratory
First Annual Haunted Humanities Halloween Party
Wednesday, October 28, 12-2 pm, Humanities Lobby and Room 1008 | Come enjoy apple cider, desserts, crafts, 3d printing, lithographs, candy, giveaways, raffles and more!
Basketball Home Openers
Monday, November 2 | The Stony Brook Basketball season is right around the corner! Join the Seawolves at Stony Brook Arena for a doubleheader to tip off the regular season. Women’s basketball will take on Molloy College at 4:30 pm, followed by men’s basketball versus SUNY Old Westbury at 6:30 pm. Buying a ticket grants you access to both games. See/buy tickets for other games too.
A13 Seminar: Advances in Neurosymbolic Artificial Intelligence
Monday, November 2, 12:30 pm, New Computer Science Bldg 120 | Speaker: Pascal Hitzler, University Distinguished Professor and Director of the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (CAIDS), Kansas State University
'ReWild' C4E Workshop
Wednesday, November 4, 12:30-1:50 pm, Wang Center, Room 301 | Join us as Collaborative for the Earth (C4E) hosts a workshop with ReWild, a grassroots non-profit that focuses on ecology and native plants. The organization's founder will talk about "Building a Responsible AI Landcare Hub," focusing on the potential use of AI to empower local groups to care for local spaces and the environment.
Come to FinTech!
Friday, November 6, 1-4:30 pm, New Computer Science Building | Listen to a conversation bringing together academic research and industry leaders in financial technology (aka 'FinTech'). Robert Frey, research professor and director of Quantitative Finance in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, to deliver keynote address.
Join the Conversation: What’s Next for the Economy?
Tuesday, November 10, 7-8:30 pm, Wang Center | Co-sponsored by the School of Communication and Journalism and WSHU Public Radio, find out 'Whats Next for the Economy' as Marketplace correspondent David Brancaccio and economist Stephanie Kelton explore the forces reshaping our economy and the questions shaping our economic future. Admission is free.
Graduate School Conversations in Graduate Education
Wednesday, November 18, Wang Center | Dr. Ilana Horwitz – an award-winning sociologist, assistant professor at Tulane University and author of The Entrepreneurial Scholar – will facilitate several events for graduate faculty, student, and postdocs. Free books on a first come first served basis.
Faculty Seminar and Lunch in the Wang Center Lobby
Interactive Graduate Student and Postdoc Workshop in Wang Center 201
