An eye for decay
Ronald Gonzalez, who has exhibited his work at world-class museums, creates sculptures that challenge viewers to reconsider everyday objects and question today’s slick, digitized culture. Read more
Innovation Day delves into Big Data
Innovation Day 2014 at Binghamton University focused on Big Data and how to make sense of it. Read more
New book aims to reach kids
A new book about the brain, co-authored by Binghamton researcher Terrence Deak, uses science and storytelling to empower children and enlighten adults. Read more
Political scientist seeks to predict terror attacks
Seden Akcinaroglu analyzes trends in domestic terrorist attacks to predict when they will occur in the future. Read more
Student devises novel way to detect hackers
Graduate student Patricia Moat is part of a Binghamton team working to create a real-time monitor that can spot intrusions into computer networks. Read more
Anthropologist turns to the alpaca
Anthropologist D. Andrew Merriwether studies a disorder found in both humans and the alpaca. Read more
Undergraduate finds niche — as a CEO
Binghamton undergraduate Aleksandar Vukasinovic started a company during a semester off from school. Read more
