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Carlos Colosqui, David Hwang, and Shanshan Yao

Celebrating Faculty Excellence: Three Mechanical Engineering Promotions

Congratulations to Carlos E. Colosqui and David Hwang on their promotions to Full Professor of Mechanical Engineering, and Shanshan Yao on her promotion to Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering. These promotions recognize their outstanding contributions to research, education, innovation, and service.

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MACH1 Innovation Hub Welcomes Students Back with “MACH”TAIL Mixer at The Space

The MACH1 Innovation Hub welcomed students, faculty, and staff to The Space for a “MACH”TAIL Mixer, offering the Stony Brook community an opportunity to explore the makerspace, connect with others, and discover the possibilities available to them.

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Lattice-Based Structures Advance Safer UAV Design

As unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) become increasingly common, the risk of unintended collisions with people has also grown. In a new study sponsored by Office of Naval Research (ONR),Mechanical Engineering researchers address this challenge through passive safety by designing the UAV itself to reduce injury if a collision occurs.

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Beyond AI: Quantum - SBU Experts and Industry Imagine the Quantum Future

Department Chair, P. Scott Carney, served on a panel of experts to examine the growing potential of quantum technology and its implications for society. The event, titled "Beyond AI: Quantum," was hosted by Stony Brook University and Brevet Capital and held at the Southampton campus.

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Katie Skinner

Marine Robotics Research Expands with Addition of Katherine Skinner

The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Stony Brook University is pleased to welcome Katherine A. “Katie” Skinner as its newest Associate Professor. A leading researcher in robotics, perception, and machine learning, she brings an innovative research program focused on developing intelligent robotic systems capable of operating in complex real-world environments.

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