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Protests of the Israel-Hamas conflict at Stony Brook University resumed after the winter break on Thursday, Jan. 25, when a group of pro-Palestinian students and faculty gathered at the Administration building to protest the ongoing conflict and loss of life in Gaza.

The UK public recently backed a move to extend the 14-day limit on embryo research. Helen Pilcher explains why scientists want this.

A team of Stony Brook researchers have developed a new understanding of cognitive adaptability and flexibility. Grigori Enikolopov — a professor in the Department of Anesthesiology in the Renaissance School of Medicine and the Center for Developmental Genetics — and his team researched the impacts of cognitive flexibility and adaptability in both middle- and old-aged mice.

A team of Stony Brook researchers have gained new understandings of cognitive adaptability and flexibility.

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Recent breakthroughs in making stem-cell based human embryo models are raising urgent questions about to what extent they should be treated like natural embryos and whether they are open to misuse.

Medical research on human embryos is currently limited to 14 days in many countries. Heres why the UK wants to extend it.

Many UK scientists want to double the time allowed for embryo research - and there could be public support.