<event>
   <title>Women in Science with Dr. Jennifer Cano, Stony Brook University</title>
   <timestamp>
      <start>2025-11-11T10:59:00</start>
      <end>2025-11-11T12:00:00</end>
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      <start>
         <timestamp>2025-11-11</timestamp>
         <dateShort>11/11/25</dateShort>
         <dateLong>November 11, 2025</dateLong>
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         <format24>10:59</format24>
         <format12>10:59 AM</format12>
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         <format24>12:00</format24>
         <format12>12:00 PM</format12>
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         <value>school-of-business</value>
         <display>School of Business</display>
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      <room>BUS 124</room>
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   <status>active</status>
   <contact>
      <name>Zachary Long</name>
      <email>longzw@farmingdale.edu</email>
      <phone>934-420-5550</phone>
   </contact>
   <image>
      <url>https://dev.farmingdale.edu/events/images/women_in_science_banner.png</url>
      <altText>Women in Science Banner, AAPI</altText>
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   <description>Probing the Quantum Universe: My Journey from Undergrad Researcher to Theoretical
      Physicist
      Scientific research is a journey into the fundamental mysteries of the universe. This
      talk will discuss Dr. Cano's journey into the exotic universe of quantum materials,
      alongside her evolution from an undergrad researcher to a condensed matter theorist.
      Dr. Cano will discuss her key research findings on topological and two-dimensional
      materials. Beyond science, she will share her experience navigating a male-dominated
      field and building her identity as a physicist.Probing the Quantum Universe: My Journey
      from Undergrad Researcher to Theoretical PhysicistProbing the Quantum Universe: My
      Journey from Undergrad Researcher to Theoretical Physicist
      Scientific research is a journey into the fundamental mysteries of the universe. This
      talk will discuss Dr. Cano's journey into the exotic universe of quantum materials,
      alongside her evolution from an undergrad researcher to a condensed matter theorist.
      Dr. Cano will discuss her key research findings on topological and two-dimensional
      materials. Beyond science, she will share her experience navigating a male-dominated
      field and building her identity as a physicist.Scientific research is a journey into
      the fundamental mysteries of the universe. This talk will discuss Dr. Cano's journey
      into the exotic universe of quantum materials, alongside her evolution from an undergrad
      researcher to a condensed matter theorist. Dr. Cano will discuss her key research
      findings on topological and two-dimensional materials. Beyond science, she will share
      her experience navigating a male-dominated field and building her identity as a physicist.</description>
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      <tag>sa</tag>
      <tag>business</tag>
      <tag>diversity</tag>
      <tag>aapi</tag>
      <tag>arts-sciences</tag>
   </tags>
</event>