New research may solve key problem in physics

New research may solve key problem in physics

Binghamton University physicist Michael Lawler and his colleagues have made a breakthrough that could lead to advances in superconductors. Their findings appear this week in the British journal Nature.

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A simulation of swarm chemistry

A simulation of swarm chemistry

Binghamton faculty member Hiroki Sayama has been working on a project called Swarm Chemistry, in which he tries to create artificial life in the computer. This clip shows simulation results using one of his most recent computational models. Ten thousand particles interact with each other in a square space and exchange local rules of behavior upon collision, which creates lifelike patterns of “macroscopic organisms” that, by themselves, look like interacting and evolving at a higher level. Click here for more information.

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Chemist discusses sensors’ potential

Chemist discusses sensors’ potential

Binghamton’s Omowunmi Sadik describes her research, including using sensors in the early detection of cancer.

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