The School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University serves as the State University of New York’s designated center for marine sciences and a leader in marine, atmospheric and sustainability research, education, and public service. Currently, there are more than 500 undergraduate and graduate students and 90 faculty and staff from 16 different nations working together to better understand how our marine, terrestrial, and atmospheric environments function, are related to one another and how they and their associated living resources may be sustained for future generations. Research at SoMAS explores solutions to a variety of issues facing the world today ranging from local problems affecting the area around Long Island to processes that are impacting the entire globe.

• Dean Paul Shepson
• Division Head, Atmospheric Sciences Brian Colle
• Division Head, Marine Sciences Gordon Taylor
• Division Head, Sustainability Studies David Taylor
• Assistant Dean Elyse Jay
• Associate Dean for Facilities Nils Volkenborn
• Associate Dean for Research Lesley Thorne

• Atmospheric Sciences
• Marine Sciences
• Sustainability Studies
• Southampton Marine Sciences
• Center for Clean Water Technology
• Institute for Ocean Conservation Science
• Coastal Ocean Action Strategies Institute
• Living Marine Resources
• Long Island Groundwater Research Institute
• Marine Environmental Studies
• Waste Reduction and Management Institute

• Greater New York Oxidant, Trace gas, Halogen, and Aerosol Airborne Mission (GOTHAAM)
• CHemistry in the Arctic-Clouds, Halogens, and Aerosols (CHACHA)
• New York Ocean Action Plan 2017-2027
• Azolla as a Soil Amendment to Facilitate Carbon Sequestration
• Habitability Estimates for Heterotrophic Metabolisms in Wet-to-Dry Transient Environments on Noachian Mars (HabMars)
• Reverse and Submarine Weathering in Glacially Influenced Arctic Fjords