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- 19NovSound Studies Workshop: International Field Recording and the Struggles Around Music in Early Twentieth-Century HaitiThis presentation by Roman Chacon (PhD Candidate in History at NYU) explores the Haitian meringue song “Papa Gede Bèl Gason"...
- 19NovThe Sociology ExchangeJoin us for a conversation with Sociology faculty as they share how they found their way to Stony Brook!...
- 20Nov E&E Faulty Meet & Greet Free Taco Bar Dinner, Ask Questions and Receive Advice!...
- 20NovDr. Raymond Carlson, "Seeking Michelangelo’s Poetic Origins and Finding his Artistic Profession"Join Dr. Raymond Carlson on his lecture on Michelangelo's poetry!...
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Research Spotlight
Jesus Perez Rios Wins NSF Career Award for Few-Body Physics Research
Jesus Perez Rios, an assistant professor in the College of Arts and Sciences Department of Physics and Astronomy, has received the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award for his project, “Few-Body Processes Including Ions, Atoms and Molecules: From Plasma Physics to Cold Chemistry.”
The award of $667,308 for five years will fund a project that aims to develop a general theoretical framework for treating three-body recombination processes and more general third-order chemical reactions, with applications ranging from cold chemistry to plasma physics, spanning temperatures from near absolute zero to the Sun’s temperature.