SBU Computer Science Chair Inducted into Long Island Technology Hall of Fame Arie E. Kaufman, Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Department of Computer Science at Stony Brook University, was inducted into the Long Island Technology Hall of Fame (LITHF) for his vast accomplishments and contributions to information technology and specifically to visualization and computer graphics.

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The Department of Computer Science is hosting its 10th Annual Game Programming Competition

Current Stony Brook students present and play their original games for the audience and competition judges, who select a winning team. The event judges this year are Stony Brook alumni who work as industry professionals at game development companies such as Activision, Applied Visions, Artizens, Inc., Cryptic Studios, EduWare, Kuma Games, Onslaught Studios, Rockstar, and Zynga.

$1.2 million Big Data grant provided by the National Science Foundation

Computer Scientists Michael Bender and Rob Johnson are collaborators on a $1.2 million Big Data grant provided by the NSF.

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