Stony Brook engineering chair strengthens ties with Office of Naval Research


Andrea Goldsmith - Seventh President | Stony Brook University

P. Scott Carney, the Chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Stony Brook University (SBU), visited the Office of Naval Research (ONR) in Arlington, Virginia on July 15. The visit aimed to enhance collaboration between SBU and the U.S. Navy’s primary science and technology body.

Carney engaged with ONR program officers and members of the congressional affairs team to discuss how SBU's research capabilities can support the U.S. Navy's evolving needs. The meetings were facilitated by Stony Brook’s Office of Federal Relations, which is crucial in maintaining SBU's presence in Washington, D.C.

“This visit was a valuable opportunity to align Stony Brook’s world-class research strengths with the strategic priorities of the U.S. Navy,” stated Carney. “Our university has a proud legacy of driving innovation that makes a difference, and I am committed to strengthening our partnership with ONR to accelerate breakthroughs that enhance mission capability, survivability, cost-efficiency, and operational readiness.”

Stony Brook University conducts ONR-funded research that advances naval capabilities through projects in various fields such as robotics, cybersecurity, acoustics, oceanography, atmospheric science, and materials science.

The visit highlights SBU's dedication to research supporting national defense and U.S. service members. The university continues to build partnerships with federal agencies like ONR through its Office of Federal Relations.

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