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- 20MarEcology and Evolution: Two Million Years of Biotic Interactions and Phenotypic Evolution: An Integrated View from the New Zealand Pleistocene RecordDr. Lee Hsiang Liow will discuss her work and her interest in bridging paleontology, ecology, and evolutionary biology. ...
- 21MarPressing Matters - A Conversation with Lebert (Sandy) Bethune, poet, filmmaker and writerA key figure and documentarian of 20th century Black intellectual life and political thought, three of Bethune’s films were, in 2018, inau...
- 21MarFaculty Lecture by Linda O'Keeffe/ART -- "Art + Climate = Change"She will discuss her two research led art projects -- one which examines the impact of renewable energy on natural landscapes, and one whic...
- 22MarMemory in the Disciplines presents: Retracing their Steps: Understanding Reenactments of the Walking Purchase of 1737Professor Andrea Lynn Smith will discuss her latest book and analyze the motivation and the meanings of these Walking Purchase pilgrimages. ...
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Research Spotlight
Theodore Drivas Named 2024 Sloan Research Fellow for Mathematics
Theodore Drivas, assistant professor in the Stony Brook University Department of Mathematics, has been selected as a 2024 Sloan Research Fellow and awarded $75,000 toward his research investigating the mathematical characteristics of fluid motion.
Sloan Research Fellows are marked as the most auspicious scholars in their fields and are projected to become the next generation of scientific leaders across the United States and Canada. The funding granted to each fellow may be spent over a two-year term on any research-related expenses of choice. Drivas is one of 126 early-career scholars honored in 2024 and the 71st Stony Brook faculty member to receive the distinction since 1961.