Research at Stony Brook

Look at how much human research we do at Stony Brook! On the day of 01 October 2021, we had all these studies open – many needing volunteers to participate. Every month, new studies open as other studies become finished.

The blue table shows studies more likely to be medically-related. The green table shows our other exciting areas of research, such as Politics or Psychology

Medical Research Area

Studies

Allergies and Autoimmunity

6

Anesthesiology

26

Cancer

142

Cardiology

64

Children's Medicine

170

Dentistry and Orthodontics

14

Digestive System and Liver

31

Emergency Medicine

64

Engineering in Medicine

13

Eyes

18

Hormones and Metabolism

4

Human Body Chemistry and Physics

5

Infectious Disease and Immunity

34

Kidneys and High Blood Pressure

17

Medical Lab Science

29

Neurology and Related Behavior

58

Nursing

11

Obstetrics and Gynecology

54

Orthopaedics

34

Physical and Occupational Therapy

14

Primary Care

40

Psychiatry

85

Pulmonary, Respiratory, Critical Care

30

Radiology

49

Skin

9

Surgery

137

Urology

28

Research Area

Studies

Anthropology, Language, Sociology

28

Asian and Asian-American Studies

1

Athletics

7

Business

28

Chemistry and Engineering

7

Health Technology and Management

4

Journalism

1

Marine and Atmospheric Science

5

Math and Statistics

3

Physics and Astronomy

5

Politics, Economics, History

86

Psychology

108

Public Health, Social Welfare

18

Technology and Computer Science

24

Women's Studies

5

Why Diversity Matters in Research

We need to include volunteers from different ethnicities, races, age groups, and genders when we are testing new treatment ideas so we can be sure the treatments are safe and work well for us all. Did you know that some treatments work differently in people based on their age, gender, race, or ethnicity? Researchers need know how the new treatments will impact ALL people who might one day use them.

Last Updated
05/24/2023