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
Student examines microplastics’ effect on wetlands
Microscopic fibers in our clothing and other plastic products are invading our ecosystems. That fact inspired Brianna Sander's research as a 2019 Summer Scholar at Binghamton University. Read more
Latin American murals fuse politics, art
Binghamton University undergraduate Peter Farquharson traveled to South America to document political and social messages in murals. Read more
Undergraduate’s study links stress, sugar consumption
Senior Jacob Gordon says his experiments with flies demonstrate a link between sugar consumption and stressful environments. Read more
Machine learning research may aid industry
A graduate student has created an "oracle" that can make accurate predictions related to spam emails, bank fraud, workers quitting their jobs and more. Read more
Study may aid in early Alzheimer’s diagnosis
A Binghamton graduate student has found new ways for doctors to detect Alzheimer’s before symptoms set in. Read more
Drone research may benefit farmers
Binghamton undergraduate Samantha Wong uses drones to check crop stress, working with farmers to identify problems before plants cannot recover. Read more
