The Art of Science 2017
Binghamton University’s first Art of Science competition features images by faculty, staff, students and postdocs that celebrate the beauty of science. Watch video
Brain prints reveal children’s reading difficulties
A Binghamton neuroscientist and her team are developing a test to diagnose reading difficulties early on. Watch video
Study: Hypertension may vary across ethnicities
Binghamton researcher Gary D. James studies blood pressure variations and how they influence the development of hypertension. Watch video
Brainprint: the new biometric
New technology developed by Binghamton researchers Sarah Laszlo and Zhanpeng Jin delivers stunning results: the ability to identify human beings through brain scans. Watch video
Fossils reveal clues about early humans’ hearing
Binghamton’s Rolf Quam led an international team in reconstructing an aspect of sensory perception in fossils from 2 million years ago found in South Africa. Watch video
Printing the future
Biomedical engineering student Kyle Reeser talks about using 3D printing techniques to create human skin. Watch video
Building better batteries
The NorthEast Center for Chemical Energy Storage, based at Binghamton, conducts basic research in the design of next-generation lithium-ion batteries. Watch video
