Using AI to Track Air Quality at SBUs Ozone Garden @stonybrooku
Using AI to Track Air Quality at SBUs Ozone Garden  @stonybrooku
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Undergrad Amy Chen is cultivating a pioneering project to use artificial intelligence to detect ozone damage on plants, under the direction of Guanyu Huang, assistant professor at the Program in Public Health and School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences.

The single-bed ozone garden is in Stony Brook Heights Rooftop Micro-Farm, a 2,242 square foot gardening space filled with fresh, organic vegetables and herbs to support patient nutrition and managed by the Nutrition Division of Department of Family, Population and Preventive Medicine and a largely student volunteer corps.
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Using AI to Track Air Quality at SBU's Ozone Garden

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