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Why did it have to be snakes? Because evolution puts snakes on a plain advantage, according to a new study co-authored by a Stony Brook University researcher.
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Stony Brook University’s MFA program director Christine Vachon has been nominated for an Oscar for her work producing the film Past Lives.
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Stony Brook University ecologist Chris Gobler completed his 2023 Assessment of Water Quality Impairments for Long Island. The map and report aims to provide a guideline for residents and policy makers by comparing water quality to the standards of federal and state regulators.
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The challenge Long Island is faced with is diverting hundreds of thousands of ash waste when the Brookhaven Landfill closes. A 30-year-old boathouse in Stony Brook may hold the answer.
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Science on Stage returns to Stony Brook University on Long Island this week. The program aims to make complex scientific studies accessible to the general public through theatrical displays.
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New insights from ecologists at the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University suggest a need to implement urgent monitoring for sharks and other related species in New York coastal waters.
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WSHU’s Madi Steddick spoke with Dr. Sharon Nachman, the division chief of pediatric infectious diseases at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital, about how to stay safe from the commonly spread cytomegalovirus, and the dangers the virus presents to infants.
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Thousands of 9/11 first responders deal with post-traumatic stress disorder 22 years later. But officials at the Long Island World Trade Center Health and Wellness Program try to keep a positive outlook.
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WSHU's J.D. Allen spoke with SUNY Chancellor John King, who was visiting incoming students at Stony Brook University on Long Island. King had a message for all current and prospective students: "There's a place for every New Yorker" at SUNY.
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The Long Island Marine Monitoring Network reports only one out of the 30 waterways tested meets state and federal standards for water quality.