Universities, industry partner for ‘green’ electronics
Headed up by researchers at Binghamton University and its partners, the new Industry/University Cooperative Research Center in Energy-Efficient Electronic Systems will link the fields of information technology, telecommunications, electronic systems and cooling equipment. Read more
Express license available to industry partners
Binghamton University will soon offer companies that collaborate on R&D projects an express license agreement. Read more
Historian revises estimate of Civil War dead
Historian J. David Hacker’s new estimate of Civil War dead challenges long-held views about the human and psychic costs of the conflict. Read more
Electronics packaging symposium planned
An upcoming Binghamton symposium will focus on thermal management, 3-D packaging and other aspects of electronics packaging. Read more
Breakthrough may have implications for superconductors
Binghamton physicist Michael Lawler and his colleagues, who are searching for the mechanism of high-temperature superconductivity, published their latest findings this week in the journal Science. Read more
What looks reveal about neighborhood safety
People have the capacity to judge urban neighborhood safety just by looking at physical structures, Binghamton researchers say. Read more
Engineer calls for new thinking about ethics
Binghamton University professor George Catalano's latest book calls for a wholesale re-examination of the engineering profession's ethics. Read more
