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With the mission of strengthening the bonds among female faculty, students and researchers, the 20th annual Women in Medicine & Science (WIMS) Research Day offered opportunities for community-building, networking, mentoring and collaboration.

An app easily used off a smartphone that quantitatively measures someone’s risk of falling is being recognized by the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute on Aging (NIA) as a leading new technology to tackle one of the nation’s largest healthcare challenges –

As the use of artificial intelligence tools in healthcare increases at a dramatic rate, the conversation about usage has focused on efficiency and innovation.

Stony Brook University’s Finance & Administration Alliance for Culture, Diversity and Inclusion hosted the first session of the year of its “Building Bridges Allyship Series” on January 15, addressing digital accessibility and disability inclusion in advance of new federal requirements taking effect this spring.

In October, more than 70 volunteers from Stony Brook University’s student body, local community and industry came together to help modify toys for children with disabilities at the 3D PATH (3D Printing and Assistive Technology for Health) Club’s third annual Toy Adaptation Event.

A new resiliency training program for first responders led by �ǿ����޴�ý will be conducted through fire stations and emergency medical services organizations in New York and Texas beginning in 2026, with the goal to prevent post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in first responders.