Grad student explores commercial potential of her work
Binghamton graduate student Emma-Clementine O. Welsh received a nomination in October to apply for the national level of the National Science Foundation’s Innovation Corps. Read more
Binghamton faculty net seven CAREER awards
Seven researchers recently received word that they are recipients of CAREER awards from the National Science Foundation. It's Binghamton's most successful year ever with the NSF program, Read more
Machine learning a source of inspiration
Binghamton undergraduate Adiel Felsen sees understanding data as the future of helping others. Read more
Fulbright scholar’s studies focus on evolution
Hagar Soliman, a Fulbright scholar at Binghamton, fell in love with evolutionary biology as an undergraduate at Cairo University. Read more
Research inspires first-generation student
Amanda Sprague-Getsy contributed to a study of biodiversity in urban and rural forested areas during her undergraduate career at Binghamton. Read more
Undergrad studies prenatal methadone exposure
As an undergrad, Rhea Marfatia orchestrated a study of the long-term effects of prenatal opiate use. That research has now become a line of study in her mentor's lab. Read more
Desert photograph takes top prize in Art of Science contest
A striking photograph engineer Jessica Fridrich took in Arizona received top honors in this year’s Art of Science competition at Binghamton. Read more
