Today, Rep. Nick LaLota (R-Suffolk County) announced additional federal funding in the form of research grants for Stony Brook University. Through these grants, Stony Brook will receive an additional $1,128,094 in federal funding, bringing the total to $17,608,679 since January 2023.
“Stony Brook University's receipt of additional federal research grants is a resounding validation of its academic excellence and unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of knowledge across various disciplines. These grants not only underscore the university's status as a beacon of innovation but also highlight its pivotal role in confronting urgent challenges through pioneering research endeavors,” asserted LaLota. “With this crucial support, Stony Brook stands ready to persist in making profound contributions to the realms of science, technology, and beyond, thereby shaping a more promising tomorrow for future generations. I remain steadfast in my resolve to tirelessly advocate for similar federal funding opportunities for Suffolk County, ensuring that our region continues to thrive and lead in the realm of research and innovation.”
Background:
The following projects and programs will receive funding through these grants:
- $598,224 for CAREER: Scalable and Flexible Indexing of Compressed Sequences
- $299,590 for EAGER: IMPRESS-U
- $230,280 for Collaborative Research: Uncovering the Adaptive Origins of Fossil Apes Through the Application of a Transdisciplinary Approach
For a full list of grants provided to Stony Brook University programs, click HERE.