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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Think like an attacker
Binghamton’s Scott Craver talks about his research in information hiding and information security.
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360 view: Engineering and Science Building
Construction of the new Engineering and Science Building is more than 65 percent complete. Here’s a sneak peek inside the building, scheduled to open in August 2011.
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Spring Advocacy Events
Binghamton University students, staff, faculty and administrators travel to Albany to visit lawmakers on March 2 for Advocacy Day.
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Virtual tour of the ITC
The Innovative Technologies Complex is home to the Biotechnology Building, which features state-of-the-art, flexible labs as well as a Start-Up Suite for new companies.
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A look inside an advanced lab
The Analytical and Diagnostics Laboratory, a component of the Small Scale Systems Integration and Packaging Center, enables the commercialization of microelectronic technologies.
ViewSammakia named interim VP for research
Bahgat Sammakia, director of the Small Scale Systems Integration and Packaging Center (S3IP), has been appointed interim vice president for research at Binghamton University.
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Professor named fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry
Professor Wunmi A. Sadik, director of the Center for Advanced Sensors & Environmental Systems at Binghamton University, has been admitted as a fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry in Britain.
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University to host conference on aging
Binghamton University will host the Southern Tier Center on Aging’s inaugural conference, “Enhancing Quality of Life in Later Years,” this fall.
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Research In The News
Faculty author speaks about new book
William V. Spanos, distinguished professor of English at Binghamton University, appeared Tuesday on WSKG’s Off the Page and spoke about his new book, In the Neighborhood of Zero. The World War II memoir includes the harrowing story of how Spanos survived the fire-bombing of Dresden and his time as a prisoner of war.
What makes you feel that someone is staring at you?
Cindy Pudiak, a research scientist at Binghamton University, responds to this question in the Ask a Scientist feature published by the Press & Sun-Bulletin.
All evolution, all the time
Binghamton biologist David Sloan Wilson explains why evolution is of consequence to everyone in this interview with Nature magazine.
Psychologist named distinguished professor
Steven Jay Lynn, a prolific writer whose research has led to new ideas about human consciousness, has been promoted to distinguished professor.
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