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Telephonics and TTM sue Airbus Helicopters, allege abuse of Swiss courts to enforce unfair contract
Telephonics Corporation and TTM Technologies, Inc. have filed a complaint, accusing Airbus Helicopters of manipulating legal systems to enforce an unfair contract.
Dress for Success offers free job readiness program for local women
On April 23, Dress for Success Brookhaven will begin a Career EDGE Job Readiness series.
Officials thank university baseball team for beach clean-up efforts
On April 4, Brookhaven Town's Supervisor Dan Panico and Deputy Supervisor/Councilman Neil Foley visited Corey Beach in Blue Point to express their gratitude to the St. Joseph’s University “Golden Eagles” baseball team.
Brookhaven seeks community input for Vision Zero traffic safety initiative
Brookhaven Highway Superintendent Daniel Losquadro announced the launch of a new website designed to gather community feedback for a Vision Zero Action Plan.
Stony Brook University to host event on AI and human communication
Stony Brook University’s College of Business is set to host a virtual event titled "Artificial Intelligence: Reshaping Learning and Work – Building Human Connections Through Communication" on April 15.
Gary Matoren donates estate for Stony Brook University student research support
Gary Matoren is leaving a lasting impact on students at Stony Brook University by dedicating his estate to support future research in preventing genetic disorders.
New book unites SUNY students through art and environmental themes
Nature State of Mind: SUNY Students Reflect on Our Environment, a project spearheaded by Stony Brook University researchers, has been launched as an ambitious effort to highlight the connection between humanity and the environment.
Water quality challenges prompt innovative solutions in Suffolk County
Record-breaking temperatures, harmful bacteria, and declining water quality are significantly impacting Long Island's bays, as revealed during the "State of the Bays" lecture on April 2 at Stony Brook Southampton.
Internship experience shapes patent examiner's career path
Marzia Monty, an alumna of Stony Brook University, recently shared her experiences with the Strategic Partnership for Industrial Resurgence (SPIR) program.
Stony Brook University hosts annual Three Minute Thesis competition
Twelve graduate students from Stony Brook University participated in the university's annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition held on March 28.
Stony Brook students participate in sustainability and community initiatives during National Volunteer Month
April marks National Volunteer Month, and students at Stony Brook University are actively participating in community service initiatives.
SchoolNova hosts Math Kangaroo competition for the 20th year at Simons Center
Every year, on the third Thursday of March, more than six million students partake in the Math Kangaroo competition, allowing children aged 7 to 18 from across the globe to test their mathematical skills.
Plaintiff alleges racial discrimination against NYC School Support Services Inc., seeking justice
A former employee has launched a lawsuit against NYC School Support Services Inc., accusing them of racial discrimination and wrongful termination following complaints about workplace bias.
Mother sues Nassau County agencies, alleging child was wrongfully taken after trampoline accident
A mother has filed a civil rights lawsuit against several Nassau County agencies, including the Nassau County Department of Social Services and The Safe Center, Long Island, alleging the wrongful removal of her child from her custody.
Neuroscientist Anthony Zador discusses AI's future and its link to brain research
Artificial intelligence has seen significant advances in mastering language, diagnosing diseases, and solving protein structures, yet everyday tasks like dishwashing by robots remain elusive.
High school students recognized for energy research benefiting Shinnecock Nation
Two high school students collaborated with Stony Brook University researchers to work on the Shinnecock reservation's energy needs.
Study shows cloud types' impact on solar energy forecasting accuracy
Solar energy, a renewable and clean source, poses challenges in predictability due to cloud interference.
Cancer drugs show potential in hemorrhagic stroke treatment, researcher says
There is currently no effective drug treatment for hemorrhagic stroke, a condition where a ruptured blood vessel causes bleeding in the brain.
Stony Brook University emphasizes climate resilience and education
Stony Brook University recently dealt with a significant weather challenge.
Women leaders share career insights at 'Not All SHEroes Wear Capes' event
The "Not All SHEroes Wear Capes" event recently celebrated its fifth annual gathering, bringing together women leaders from various sectors to share their stories of overcoming challenges and achieving success in their careers.
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Mattera Thanks Crews After Record Blizzard
New York State State Senator Mario Mattera thanked the New York State Department of Transportation crews and Suffolk County Highway and Grounds Maintenance workers this week for their efforts clearing roads during one of the most intense winter storms to hit the region in years.