Engineer takes top honors in Art of Science contest
A new exhibit on display at the Center of Excellence Building highlights the artistic elements of scientific research at Binghamton University. Read more
Research Days return in April
Binghamton will once again celebrate research and scholarly work with a weeklong series of programs in April. Research Days will feature a keynote speech, two large student poster sessions, a contest for graduate students and more. Read more
Data center research group earns additional NSF funding
A Binghamton University-led center that brings together academic and industry experts to reduce the energy consumed by data centers recently earned a new round of support from the National Science Foundation. Read more
Initiative wins $113M to bolster domestic battery manufacturing, reinvigorate region
The U.S. Economic Development Administration announced Friday that the region would receive $63.7 million; the State of New York will support the project with an additional $50 million. Read more
Biomedical engineer takes top prize in Art of Science contest
The competition invites members of the campus community to share exceptional images that are connected to their research or scholarly work in some way. Read more
Off the Page from WSKG: The Weeping Time
The largest slave auction in American history took place in 1859, but it’s been largely forgotten by history. Binghamton University historian Anne Bailey joins Crystal Sarakas of WSKG in this podcast for a conversation about race, the erasure of slave auctions, and the healing that families are doing as they trace their history back to the auction block. Read more
Binghamton retains place on list of elite research institutions
Binghamton University kept its place among the elite schools labeled “R1 — very high research activity” in a new list released by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. Read more
