Young bioengineer develops vision expertise
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Young bioengineer develops vision expertise

By Christina Pullano On Mar 13, 2013

A Binghamton University undergraduate’s research could lead to earlier diagnoses for patients suffering from vision loss. Read more

Film historian recasts ‘Big Lebowski’ as art
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Film historian recasts ‘Big Lebowski’ as art

By Todd R. McAdam On Feb 26, 2013

Binghamton’s Brian Wall traces the influence of classic movies as well as the failures of big-budget blockbusters. Read more

Study: School success may be contagious
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Study: School success may be contagious

By Rachel Coker On Feb 14, 2013

Good grades might be just as infectious as that dreaded case of strep throat making the rounds at your child’s school, according to a new Binghamton study. Read more

Art historian probes intersection of East, West
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Art historian probes intersection of East, West

By Todd R. McAdam On Feb 14, 2013

Doctoral student Lalaine Little's work prompts a new view of religious and devotional objects in the Philippines. Read more

Team aims to improve wireless energy transfer
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Team aims to improve wireless energy transfer

By Todd R. McAdam On Feb 11, 2013

Binghamton computer scientist Ting Zhu leads a team that's developing hardware and software to enable sensors in a wireless network to share energy. Read more

Study targets risk factors for depression
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Study targets risk factors for depression

By Rachel Coker On Jan 14, 2013

Binghamton University psychologist Brandon Gibb plans to recruit 1,000 families to participate in a new study aimed at identifying risk factors for childhood depression and anxiety. Read more

Future lawyer explores patients’ rights issues
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Future lawyer explores patients’ rights issues

By Todd R. McAdam On Jan 10, 2013

Undergrad Amanda Levine found that effective treatment of mental patients was the primary driver of deinstitutionalization in the 1960s. Read more