Research In The News

Early bedtimes can lift the spirits

Early bedtimes can lift the spirits

Published Dec 8, 2014

Going to bed early and keeping regular sleeping hours can reduce negative thoughts and worries, according to a recent Binghamton University study, the New York Daily News reports. Read more

TV series highlights faculty researchers

TV series highlights faculty researchers

Published Nov 14, 2014

WIVT-TV features several Binghamton University experts in a new series called Remarkable Research. Read more

Groundbreaking held at tech complex

Groundbreaking held at tech complex

Published Aug 28, 2014

Construction of the fourth building at Binghamton University’s Innovative Technologies Complex is under way, WIVT-TV reports. Read more

How a tiny fly’s ears could help you hear better

How a tiny fly’s ears could help you hear better

Published Jul 23, 2014

Binghamton engineer Ronald Miles and others are using a tiny fly’s ears as inspiration in developing microphones for the next generation of directional hearing aids, National Public Radio reports. Read more

Nice guys finish last

Nice guys finish last

Published Jul 11, 2014

Do negative traits help at work? Binghamton expert Seth Spain tells CBS This Morning that they can, at least in the short term. Read more

You really can be scared to death

You really can be scared to death

Published Jun 11, 2014

A new Binghamton University study has found the reason why stressful situations trigger heart attacks – and it’s all down to a link between stress hormones and bacteria, The Daily Mail reports. Read more

Review: The Lobster Kings

Review: The Lobster Kings

Published May 21, 2014

Binghamton University novelist Alexi Zentner “displays more talent and controlled craftsmanship in The Lobster Kings than many other writers will manage in a career’s worth of novels,” Dimitri Nasrallah writes in a Toronto Star review of Zentner’s new book.   Read more