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Hurricane Sandy unlikely to spur needed economic stimulus

Hurricane Sandy unlikely to spur needed economic stimulus

Published Nov 1, 2012

Experts, including Binghamton economist Solomon Polachek, tell the Huffington Post that like past hurricanes, Sandy will probably hurt the economy at the local level and have no discernible economic impact at the national level. Read more

America Innovates Act event

America Innovates Act event

Published Oct 8, 2012

Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand visits Binghamton University to discuss the America Innovates Act, which would help scientists and researchers secure resources and training to turn discoveries into marketable products, high-tech companies and jobs. View gallery

Did we invent God?

Did we invent God?

Published Aug 20, 2012

Research conducted by Binghamton evolutionist David Sloan Wilson was recently featured on Through The Wormhole With Morgan Freeman. Watch video

The Physics of Music

The Physics of Music

Published Aug 2, 2012

Binghamton geophysicist Jeff Barker connects music, physics in a lecture and concert at the Kopernik Observatory and Science Center. Watch video

Why teenagers act weird

Why teenagers act weird

Published Jun 13, 2012

New research shows what really causes your teen’s weird behavior — and what to do about it, Binghamton’s Linda Spear tells Prevention magazine. Read more

Civil War death toll may be really off

Civil War death toll may be really off

Published May 30, 2012

Demographic historian J. David Hacker of Binghamton University talks with Robert Seigel of NPR’s All Things Considered about how he arrived at his new estimate of Civil War casualties. Read more

Librarian discovers hidden treasure

Librarian discovers hidden treasure

Published May 8, 2012

Beth Kilmarx, curator of rare books at the Binghamton University Libraries, recently found a painting hidden on the fore-edge of a 19th-century book. Watch video