Scientist probes addiction at cellular level
Yao-Ying Ma hopes that a more precise understanding of how certain drugs change the brain will help to cure addiction. Read more
Dig seeks traces of battlefield
Binghamton University archaeologists recently took their shovels to a cornfield, searching for evidence that could earn the scene of a Revolutionary War battle a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Read more
In search of immigrant insights
Asians have surpassed Hispanics as the largest group of new immigrants to the United States, and Binghamton researchers have new observations about their needs. Read more
The unfiltered truth
Binghamton's Geraldine Britton pairs clinical experience with research to craft interventions that may reduce the percentage of pregnant women who smoke. Read more
The heart of the matter
Pamela Stewart Fahs’ efforts to educate women about heart attack symptoms may help save lives. Read more
Drink now, pay later?
Linda Spear's research demonstrates that the adolescent brain responds differently to alcohol than the adult brain, and in ways that seem to promote “binge” drinking. Read more
Taking aim at tumors
Binghamton University researchers are contributing to a body of knowledge that may one day lead to targeted cancer treatments. Read more
