Viral Climate Study Reveals Historic Global Public Health Standards
Dr. Alexander More, Associate Professor of Public Health and Director of the Honors College in Brooklyn, co-authored a paper published in Cambridge University Press that has garnered...
Genomic Analysis Classifies New Bovine Coronavirus Strain
Virology Professor Maged Hemida co-authored research on a new strain of Bovine Coronavirus, designated BCoV-13. Hemida and his team isolated and characterized the strain...
LIU Professor Dr. Anait S. Levenson Aims to Make Breakthroughs in Cancer Research
One of the preeminent cancer researchers in her field, Dr. Anait “Ana” Levenson is the first faculty member at LIU to receive the prestigious...
LIU Brooklyn to Host Conference on Cutting Edge Research in Astrophysics
Gravity will surely be making waves this week when LIU Brooklyn hosts the 21st Eastern Gravity Meeting on May 24 and May 25 featuring...
Professor’s National Research Team Discovers Coronavirus Variant Clues
Professor Fabrizio Spagnolo and a multi-institutional team of researchers from around the country uncovered potential signs of new coronavirus variants in New York City’s...
Research Administrator Recognized as a Rising Star
Michael Marino, executive director of LIU-sponsored projects, was recognized as a Future of the Field Honoree by the Society of Research Administrators International (SRA)....
LIU to Host Living Heart Conference
Leading cardiovascular surgeons, engineers, and innovators will convene on the Brooklyn campus for the Living Heart Conference. The event will highlight breakthroughs in cardiovascular...
Pharmacy Faculty Win National Award for Best Publication
Pharmacy professor Dharati Desai's new cardiovascular research earned her the Dr. Dennis J. Baumgardner Clinician Research Award at the Advocate Aurora Health Scientific Day...
NSF Funds Black Hole Research
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is funding new research from Dr. Steven Leibling, professor of physics, for his project "Magnetized Mergers of Black Holes...
NSF Funds Biology Professor’s Antarctic Climate Research
The National Science Foundation’s Office of Polar Programs awarded a grant to Dr. Scott Santagata, Associate Professor of Biology and Environmental Sciences, to help...