For over 50 years, Stony Brook University in New York has been a venue for thousands of groundbreaking discoveries made by prominent medical researchers and clinicians.
Three active scientists from Stony Brook have recently received funding in recognition of their hard work and to show continued support of scientific research.
The awards, which amount to $150,000 apiece, will support 1 year of each researcher’s work, and was given by the SUNY (Stony Brook University, New York) Health Network of Excellence awards to “further clinical investigation of critical areas in medicine affecting populations nationally and globally”.
According to their website, the SUNY awards represent a part of the Networks’ mission to maximize SUNY’s diverse health-related assets to support basic, clinical, and public health research.
In 2014, for example, SUNY Health invested $900,000 in a variety of areas, including clinical applications of 3D printing, treatments for infectious disease, biosensors, big data, and aging. Furthermore, SUNY Health is “envisioned as an umbrella network to engage and maximize the diverse strengths in biomedical research across the SUNY campuses.”
The recipients of these three awards include:
Ellen Li, MD, PhD, Chief of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology in the Department of Medicine. Dr Li is studying the racial and ethnic differences in gastrointestinal cancer biology.
Jorge Benach, PhD, is a Distinguished Professor, Chair of the Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology, and Director, Center for Infectious Diseases, and an internationally recognized researcher on the cause of Lyme disease. Dr. Benach is leading a comprehensive study of the chronic outcomes of Lyme disease.
Susmita Pati, MD, MPH, is a nationally recognized population health outcomes researcher, Associate Professor, and Chief of the Division of Primary Care Pediatrics at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital. Dr. Pati is using “big data” to improve primary care delivery and reduce health disparities for children at high risk of poor health outcomes.
The SUNY Health Network of Excellence assembles scientists, scholars and external partners from SUNY campuses to conduct collaborative research in high demand areas. The network is one of six SUNY Networks of Excellence.
In addition to these three prominent medical researchers, Stony Brook University is home to hundreds of active and well-funded scientists across a variety of scientific fields, including researchers from:
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