Binghamton joins Chesapeake research network
The University becomes the only New York school in the Chesapeake Watershed Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit, which strives to understand and protect the region's natural and cultural resources. Read more
Engineer wins Art of Science contest
Congrui Jin, an engineer whose research could one day lead to self-healing concrete, took top honors in Binghamton's 2018 Art of Science competition. Read more
Chemist named to national academy
Binghamton researcher M. Stanley Whittingham was elected to the National Academy of Engineering for pioneering contributions to battery technologies. Read more
Scientists discover oldest modern human fossil outside of Africa
A Binghamton anthropologist contributed to the analysis of the fossil, which suggests Homo sapiens left Africa at least 50,000 years earlier than previously thought. Read more
Cancer drug research gets boost
Binghamton's Susan Bane has an idea about how to target cancer without affecting healthy cells. A new technology accelerator grant will help to advance her research. Read more
Training grant advances alcohol research
A five-year, $1.6 million grant will help Binghamton University train the next generation of alcohol researchers. Read more
Faculty author updates classic novel
Liz Rosenberg’s latest novel, "Beauty and Attention," pays homage to Henry James’ masterpiece "The Portrait of a Lady" while bringing a fresh perspective to the story. Read more
