Computer scientist may advance medicine, entertainment, security
Computer scientist Lijun Yin’s research could shake up fields as diverse as education, healthcare, entertainment and homeland security. Read more
Historian focuses on Civil War suicides
Diane Miller Sommerville's latest research project, which shines new light on an under-examined Civil War topic, earned her a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship Award. Read more
Bioengineer pursues cardiac clues
Jacques Beaumont's computer modeling research may lead to a medication or device to aid patients with cardiac arrhythmia. Read more
Research could lead to light-weight aircraft
Binghamton nanoscientist Changhong Ke is among just 43 researchers chosen for the Air Force’s Young Investigator Research Program this year. His work focuses on low-density, high-strength materials that could reduce the weight of fighter planes and spacecraft. Read more
Research to improve speech recognition software
Binghamton’s Stephen Zahorian believes speech recognition technology, like the kind used by automated airline reservation systems, can get better. Read more
Psychologist named distinguished professor
Steven Jay Lynn, a prolific writer whose research has led to new ideas about human consciousness, has been promoted to distinguished professor. Read more
Scientist seeks new understanding of alcoholism
A Binghamton researcher wants to know why infants exposed to alcohol have a much higher incidence of alcohol abuse later in life than they would have had otherwise. Read more
