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
University, UHS partner on $2.6M MRI scanner
A $2.6 million MRI scanner located at UHS in Vestal will enable Binghamton faculty and other partners to conduct academic and clinical research. Read more
Student focuses on the ethics of revolution
Can violence ever be justified? What if it’s in the name of revolution? These are among the questions Binghamton undergraduate Chloe Cairncross asks in her research. Read more
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
Student at home in the lab and the orchestra
“Multifaceted” may be the best word to describe Binghamton senior Miriam Franks, a flutist working in two different labs. Read more
Research Days return in April
Binghamton will once again celebrate research and scholarly work with a weeklong series of programs in April. Research Days will feature a keynote speech, two large student poster sessions, a contest for graduate students and more. Read more
Playground study leads to communications breakthrough
Undergraduate Derek Order's research is already improving the lives of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Read more
