Ancient seawater may yield climate change insights
Mebrahtu Weldeghebriel, Binghamton's first student from Eritrea, studies the chemistry of ancient seawater. Read more
Historian explores evolution of sex ed
Binghamton graduate student Julia Devin sees links among race, immigration, sexual education in the 1920s. Read more
How does Binghamton define smart energy?
Interdisciplinary activities are key to Binghamton University researchers’ innovative work in smart energy. Watch video
Grad student aims to build a better battery
Marc Francis Hidalgo works with the NorthEast Center for Chemical Energy Storage, where he studies a compound that allows batteries to double their energy capacity. Read more
Undergraduate examines media coverage of rape
Binghamton undergraduate Arianny Cabrera studies how and why victims end up receiving the blame in media portrayals of rape. Read more
Book critiques capitalism’s emphasis on ‘cheap things’
Binghamton sociologist Jason Moore argues that capitalism is one of the most flawed and inefficient systems of organizing humans and nature. Read more
Faculty innovation could transform brain tumor surgery
Surgical removal of brain tumors may become easier and more precise, thanks to Binghamton research that recently received funding from the National Institutes of Health. Read more
