Rep. LaLota Announces Over $4.1 Million in Additional Funding for Stony Brook

Today, June 13, 2023, Rep. Nick Lalotta (NY-01) Additional funding announced for research projects at Stony Brook University. These grants totaled an additional $4,105,669 in federal funding.

“The more federal money that goes back to Suffolk County, the better,” Lalotta says“Washington should spend less time using Long Island as a personal piggy bank and more investing in our communities. I will continue to fight for the people of Long Island and ensure our hard-earned tax dollars are well received return.”

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Lalotta previously announced Grants total $1,402,843, bringing total grants to date to $5,508,512.

To date, the following is a list of grants provided to Stony Brook research projects:

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  National Institute of Standards and Technology Department of Commerce

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    Greenhouse Gas Emission Rates in Urban Environments on the Northeastern Coast of the United States
    

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  National Science Foundation
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  Homogenization and Stiffness in Metric Surfaces and the Complex Plane
  
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  Holomorphic Kinetics and Related Topics
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  $369,435
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  $148,072
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  $440,962
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  $499,999
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  $39,816
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  $420,000
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  $299,975
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  $417,872
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  Homogenization and Mapping Problems of Surfaces in Metric Space
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  Doppler radar climatology of supercell updraft proxy signatures
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  Higher multiplicative ideals and other applications of Hodge’s theory to algebraic geometry
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  Conference: Quasi-World Symposium
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  Collaborative Research: Deformation Mechanisms of Microstructurally Tailored High-Strength Alloys Approaching Ideal Limits
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  NSF-BSF: Collaborative Research: AF: Small: Algorithmic Performance via History Independence
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  Quasi-conformal analysis, optimal triangulation, and fractal geometry
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  Pharmacology, Physiology and Biochemistry Research
  
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  Mother and Child Studies
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  $417,453
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  $732,692
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  $250,335
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  $587,565
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  Heart and Vascular Disease Research
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  Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism Research
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  Biological research related to deafness and communication disorders
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  Department of Health and Human Services