Homecoming Thought Leadership Series

wolfstock logoThe AI Revolution at Stony Brook: How Seawolves Are Deploying Artificial Intelligence Across All Facets of Our Mission

Friday, October 16, 2 pm | Charles B. Wang Center Theatre

President Andrea Goldsmith leads a panel of Stony Brook University experts in conversation around the latest real-world applications of artificial intelligence in education, research, healthcare and service.

 

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Panelists

On Chen, MD

On Chen, MD


On Chen, MD, is an associate professor of medicine and interventional cardiologist at Stony Brook Medicine, where he serves as director of Cardiology Clinical Services. He focuses on advancing multidisciplinary cardiovascular programs, fostering innovation in clinical care, and integrating research, education, emerging technologies and novel therapies to improve patient outcomes.

Cindy Lee, MD

Cindy Lee, MD


Cindy Lee, MD, is chief of breast imaging at Stony Brook University Hospital. Her research interests include breast cancer screening and reducing disparities in breast cancer outcomes through AI. She has led multiple research initiatives focused on the application of artificial intelligence to improve breast cancer detection, enhance screening effectiveness and promote equitable access to high-quality breast imaging services.

Andrew C. Singer, PhD

Andrew C. Singer, PhD


Andrew C. Singer, PhD, dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, is a nationally recognized scholar, educational innovator and technology entrepreneur. His research focuses on signal processing and communication systems, and audio and undersea acoustics. He authored more than 270 peer-reviewed journal articles and has 12 U.S. patents.

Rose Tirotta-Esposito, EdD

Rose Tirotta-Esposito, EdD


Rose Tirotta-Esposito, EdD, is the assistant provost of educational transformation and the director of the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching at SBU. With more than 30 years of higher education experience, she leads strategic initiatives at the intersection of instructional design, pedagogy and emerging academic technologies, driving innovation in teaching and learning across the SBU community.

 

College Events

Following the panel, please join us for one of our College Events starting at 4 pm (following a 3:30 pm break):
 

College of Arts and Sciences
The Difference You Make: Live at Homecoming

Wang Center Theatre
Join Dean David Wrobel and the College of Arts and Sciences Board of Advocates for a special live‑audience recording of The Difference You Make: The Ideas that Matter podcast. Be part of an insightful conversation on leadership, impact and the enduring role of CAS.

 

College of Business
Taking the Leap: Courage, Risk and Opportunity in Business and in Life

Wang Center, Lecture Hall 1  

Join Interim Dean Julia Bear and five accomplished College of Business alumni as they share the pivotal moments, risks and decisions that shaped their careers and what they learned along the way. Reconnect with fellow alumni, hear from today’s business leaders and celebrate the Stony Brook connections that continue to shape our community. 

 

College of Engineering and Applied Sciences
AI and Society

Wang Center, Lecture Hall 2

Hear from Yvette Wohn, PhD, inaugural chair of the new Department of Technology, AI and Society, for an engaging look at how artificial intelligence and emerging technologies are reshaping the way we live, work, interact and connect, and get a sneak peek of how our upcoming programs will address this changing landscape.

 

Joint Reception, 5 pm

Bring the day together with refreshments, conversation and opportunities to connect across the university community.