Daniel Dunaief

2 weeks ago | tbrnewsmedia.com | Daniel Dunaief

D. None of the Above: Enduring an isolating tragedy that fractures the college fairy tale Pixabay photo Daniel DunaiefIn the best of times, we have the prvilege of living with a lightness of being. We can anticipate events, opportunities and interactions that we find satisfying or that give us pleasure, like an enjoyable meal, great company, or entertaining or rewarding activities.

2 weeks ago | tbrnewsmedia.com | Daniel Dunaief

Leave a bicycle out in the rain for a few weeks and the metal gears and chain will develop rust that reduces the value and usefulness of that once shiny vehicle. Now, imagine what the inside of a nuclear reactor looks like after high temperatures and ionizing radiation collide with everything they hit. Chemists at Brookhaven National Laboratory, working with their partners at Idaho National Laboratory, recently showed how reactors cooled by molten salts had less corrosion in the reactor metals.

3 weeks ago | tbrnewsmedia.com | Daniel Dunaief

Miller Place High School shot and discus thrower Scully looks to finish strong before heading south Scully competing at a state meet. Photo courtesy of Despina Scully Fresh off setting a county record in the shot put in the winter, Miller Place High School track star Jillian Scully has her sights set on setting a new state record in shot put and another track and field event this spring. A high school senior, Scully is determined to etch her name into the record books in the discus as well.

3 weeks ago | tbrnewsmedia.com | Daniel Dunaief

People battling cancer can sometimes live long after they and their doctors first start treating the disease. Even if and when their types of cancer don’t continue to threaten their lives in the same way, they can struggle with symptoms such as chronic fatigue, pain, and difficulty sleeping. These ongoing symptoms, however, could be a remnant of the way the nervous system and cancer interact, as well as a byproduct of the treatment.

1 month ago | tbrnewsmedia.com | Daniel Dunaief

Home Community In talk to legislature, County Executive Romaine focuses on sewers, water quality,... By Daniel DunaiefAfter four upgrades from bond rating agencies and a comprehensive effort to work together with the legislature, County Executive Ed Romaine (R) believes Suffolk is doing well. That, however, doesn’t limit opportunities for improvements, particularly in areas such as sewers, water quality, highway and road safety and the opioid war.