Ancient seawater may yield climate change insights
Mebrahtu Weldeghebriel, Binghamton's first student from Eritrea, studies the chemistry of ancient seawater. Read more
Historian explores evolution of sex ed
Binghamton graduate student Julia Devin sees links among race, immigration, sexual education in the 1920s. Read more
Grad student aims to build a better battery
Marc Francis Hidalgo works with the NorthEast Center for Chemical Energy Storage, where he studies a compound that allows batteries to double their energy capacity. Read more
Undergraduate examines media coverage of rape
Binghamton undergraduate Arianny Cabrera studies how and why victims end up receiving the blame in media portrayals of rape. Read more
Undergrad explores Western diet’s influence
Student asks: Will islands in Vanuatu see rising obesity with adoption of high-fat, high-sugar foods? Read more
Student examines campus’ effect on neighborhood
Joshua Gonzalez is part of a team conducting a novel study of the community near Binghamton's pharmacy school. Read more
Parkinson’s treatment could be more effective, student finds
Binghamton University senior Lakshmi Hareendran and her colleagues recently uncovered evidence that the current treatment for Parkinson’s disease may not be as effective as it could be. Read more
