Flexible Electronics Symposium
Binghamton’s annual Flexible Electronics Symposium featured discussions of flexible electronics, device and conductor printing and emerging electronic materials. View gallery
Professor debuts as puzzle creator
Michael Sharp, assistant professor of English at Binghamton, made his debut as a crossword-puzzle constructor in the New York Times today. Go behind the scenes at the Times blog Wordplay or check out Sharp’s well-known blog, written by his alter ego, Rex Parker. Read more
Undergraduates discuss research
Binghamton undergraduate students talk about their work during an annual research fair. Watch video
Think like an attacker
Binghamton’s Scott Craver talks about his research in information hiding and information security. Watch video
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. Read more
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. Read more
Gerald Sonnenfeld accepts Clemson post
Gerald Sonnenfeld, vice president for research at Binghamton University, has accepted the position of vice president for research at Clemson University, starting in the fall. Read more
