Fruit Flies and Sad Smiles
Advances in imaging technology and tools mean that scientists have more power than ever to generate exciting data — as well as to create compelling works of art. The Art of Science contest offers an to celebrate the beauty of science. Watch video
2023 Art of Science
Binghamton University’s 2023 Art of Science competition features beautiful images by members of the campus community engaged in research. Watch video
Tiny systems will power smart knee replacements
Engineer Sherry Towfighian is creating the next generation of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), which are being developed with technology that allows the devices to be self-powered, greatly enhancing their utility. Watch video
STEM educator collaborates with families
Amber Simpson studies ways to provide children with enriching activities that engage them in STEM topics and principles. Watch video
Personality impacts stress mindset, management
Jennifer Wegmann, a lecturer in Binghamton’s Decker College of Nursing, conducts research on stress. Her work focuses on how personality can affect stress mindset and a person’s ability to manage stress. Watch video
Archaeology as a force for social change
Binghamton anthropologist Elizabeth DiGangi explains how bioarchaeology and forensic anthropology can help inform our understanding of the past and the present. Watch video
2022 Art of Science
Binghamton University’s 2022 Art of Science competition features beautiful images by members of the campus community engaged in research. Watch video
