Research inspires future nurse’s career
Binghamton senior Alyssa Vilda has worked with local children to help them learn about asthma and make decisions about their health. She hopes to work in a pediatric emergency department after graduation. Read more
Biologist blends studies in ecology and evolution
Binghamton doctoral student Gabriella Quartuccia recently received a prestigious early-career grant from the American Museum of Natural History. Read more
Undergrads set their sights on space
A team of Binghamton students aims to send a rocket past the Kármán line, the international boundary between Earth's atmosphere and outer space. Read more
Engineer finds inspiration in flexible electronics
Ryan Cadwell made the most of his time at Binghamton University. He took an internship in Germany, co-founded the College Progressives, built a wheelchair for a cat and conducted research in the clean room at Binghamton’s Center for Advanced Microelectronics Manufacturing. Read more
Synthetic drug conjugates may lead to better medicine
Brittany Brems is only a junior in college, but her research may help scientists develop more effective drugs to treat long-term illnesses. Read more
Polymers could reduce harm caused by landfills
Binghamton undergraduate examines whether super-absorbent materials could reduce toxic runoff from garbage dumps. Read more
Satellite data may help fight algae blooms
Lake ecosystems sometimes crash after algae blooms ingest too much oxygen, but Binghamton undergraduate Kelly Young's work points to a possible solution. Read more
