How can healthcare prepare for a changing climate?

In the newest episode of C4E Presents, Stony Brook Medicine assistant professor Pamela Ginex joins Heather Lynch to discuss climate-driven disasters, patient safety, and sustainability in care settings.

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Gábor Balázsi, PhD, is using synthetic gene circuits to decode how cells make decisions, a field reshaping health and biotech.

He was honored at this year’s Investiture Ceremony as an endowed professor for research driving scientific progress.

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What makes a queen bee different from the rest of the hive?

In the newest episode of C4E Presents, Stony Brook ecologist Rafael D’Andrea joins host Heather Lynch to explore how collaboration and data sharing drive discovery in science and nature.

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How can hospitals go green?

In a bonus episode of C4E Presents, Stony Brook Medicine leaders Carol Gomes, Barbara Boyle, and Josephine Connolly-Schoonen join Heather Lynch to discuss reducing waste and emissions in healthcare.

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How do environmental exposures shape our health and communities?

In the newest episode of C4E Presents, Stony Brook Medicine public health expert Jaymie Meliker explores how research can inform policy and empower people to reduce everyday health risks.

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