A team of biomedical researchers led by Michael Mak, from the Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University, has developed a new method of bioprinting physiological materials. Called TRACE (Tunable Rapid Assembly of Collagenous Elements), the method solves previous problems of bioprinting natural materials of the body. It is also a highly versatile biofabrication technique that will help advance drug development and disease modeling and potentially impact regenerative medicine.
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Meet Your New Colleague: Demetri Papagermanos
A self-described ‘gear head’ who loves to ‘make and fix’ things, working as a machinist at SBU checks all the boxes for Demetri Papagermanos. Read more.
Athletics Annual Movie Night Grab your beach chairs and blankets and join us on the field to watch Moana 2 at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium July 15. FREE and open to all fans. Gates open at 6 pm; film starts at 7. Register here.
Stony Brook Family Night at the Cradle of Aviation Museum Join us in Garden City for a fun-filled evening of discovery, adventure and connection July 16 from 6 - 9 pm as we explore the wonders of aviation and space and celebrate our Stony Brook University community. Register here.
Southampton Writers Conference The renowned Southampton Writers Conference celebrates its 50th summer at Stony Brook Southampton Campus July 9-13 with high-level workshops, lectures and panel discussions led by acclaimed authors, editors and industry professionals.
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Coming Soon: New Address Validation Feature The next time you have to update your address in SOLAR, you may notice that it works a little differently. We are launching a service, Clean Address, that will automatically validate and format domestic addresses. The feature will be integrated into all university PeopleSoft systems, including SOLAR. It will improve accuracy of university data and ensure that physical mail is delivered efficiently. If you encounter any problems while using the Clean Addresses application, please create a ticket for IT.
"Studying Political Behavior in Turbulent Times" was the theme of the American Political Science Association conference hosted by Stony Brook's Department of Political Science.
Dr. Joe Verghese, Chair of Neurology and a nationally recognized expert in cognitive and motor aging, for a Morning Grounds, Morning Rounds discussion about his groundbreaking work and the future of neurology
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Scholars and faculty recognized at the Center for Inclusive Education's annual graduation celebration and pinning ceremony. Photo by Jackson Loo.
