SUNY Chancellor Highlights Quantum and Energy Research at Stony Brook

Insider Brief

• SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. visited Stony Brook University to review research across quantum computing, energy, healthcare, artificial intelligence and environmental science.
• During the visit, King toured the Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center, attended a research expo and met with faculty working on projects including distributed quantum processing, nuclear energy, battery technology and clean water.
• The visit highlighted SUNY’s efforts to expand research across its university system, including Stony Brook’s Quantum Research and Innovation Hub and collaborations with Brookhaven National Laboratory.

PRESS RELEASE — State University of New York Chancellor John B. King Jr. today highlighted the State University of New York at Stony Brook’s groundbreaking research with a tour of research facilities and campus laboratories. During his visit, Chancellor King was joined by SUNY Trustee Cary Staller and toured the Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center, attended a research expo featuring faculty and student projects, and engaged with researchers on a wide range of topics, from healthy aging and mental health to nuclear energy and clean water.

“SUNY students and faculty are at the vanguard of vital research efforts for the public good,” said SUNY Chancellor King. “At the State University of New York at Stony Brook, researchers are addressing complex global challenges, opening the door to significant opportunities for our students, and economic growth for our communities.”