SBU iGEM Team Wins Gold Medal at 2025 Competition!
Sai Kiran Gandla Sai Kiran Gandla

SBU iGEM Team Wins Gold Medal at 2025 Competition!

Stony Brook’s undergraduate iGEM team earned a Gold Medal at the 2025 international competition in Paris. The students were co-advised by Laufer Center faculty member Prof. Gábor Balázsi, along with Professors Peter Gergen and Kathryn Gunn.

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SBU Investiture Ceremony - 2024
Sabrina Kralik Sabrina Kralik

SBU Investiture Ceremony - 2024

On Friday, October 25, a celebration featuring four of our Laufer Center faculty in recognition of their outstanding research and scholarship:

IVET BAHAR, PHD

LINA CARLINI, PHD

KEN A. DILL, PHD

CARLOS SIMMERLING, PHD

Adding to this milestone, Professor Gábor Balázsi, PHD as the Henry Laufer Endowed Chair in Physical and Quantitative Biology, was invested in October 24, 2025.

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Ken A. Dill to Receive Biophysical Society’s 2026 Founders Award
Diane Vigliotta Diane Vigliotta

Ken A. Dill to Receive Biophysical Society’s 2026 Founders Award

The Biophysical Society is pleased to announce that Ken A. Dill, of Stony Brook University will receive the Society’s 2026 Founders Award. Dill will be honored at the Society’s 70th Annual Meeting, being held in San Francisco, California from February 21-25, 2026.

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URECA Researcher of the Month: Alexandria Lewkowski
Sabrina Kralik Sabrina Kralik

URECA Researcher of the Month: Alexandria Lewkowski

Alexandria Lewkoski, a double major in biochemistry and applied math and statistics with a minor in bioengineering, has been working under the mentorship of Dr. Lina Carlini in the Department of Biochemistry & Cell Biology/Laufer Center for Physical and Quantitative Biology since October 2024. For more of the interview, please go to: 

https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/ureca/feature/_bio/2025/August2025

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Conversations at CUP-Ken Dill
Sabrina Kralik Sabrina Kralik

Conversations at CUP-Ken Dill

David LeBard, PhD, Head of Science at OpenEye sits down with Ken Dill Prof. of Physics & Chemistry, Stony Brook University to discuss the significance of grand challenges in technology and science.

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