Professor’s blog helps crossword fans fill in the blanks
Binghamton's Michael Sharp, aka Rex Parker, reaches 20,000 readers daily with his insights about the nation’s most popular crossword puzzle. Read more
Search for identity drives young sociologist
Binghamton senior Luisa Batiz's research on the Garifuna community in New York City is inspired by her own family's experience. Read more
‘Lucky’ numbers make for unlucky customers
Chinese consumers pay too much for goods and services because of superstitions surrounding particular numbers, Binghamton economist Zili Yang says. Read more
Industrial engineer puts simulations to work
Sarah Lam and her students partner with high-tech companies to save time and money with the aid of computer simulation. Read more
Simulation pioneer turns to medical applications
Frank Cardullo continues to find novel applications for simulation, moving from airplanes and spacecraft into the operating room. Read more
Jihadist groups in Africa may pose new threat
U.S. leaders must focus on developing threats from jihadist groups even as they struggle to repair the nation's economy, a Binghamton scholar says. Read more
Kafka expert links teaching, research
Neil Christian Pages gives his undergraduate students the tools they need to demystify the literary academy. Read more
