Machine learning may improve medicine
Bioengineer Daniel E. Margolis hopes to develop computer programs that will aid doctors in making decisions about diagnosis and treatment. Read more
Study finds flaws in marriage interventions
A Binghamton University psychologist says the U.S. government spends hundreds of millions of dollars each year on 'healthy marriage' programs that don't work. Read more
Putting a price on information security
Binghamton's Ali Yayla looks at companies’ announcements regarding information security breaches and how these announcements affect their stock price. Read more
User interface design drives marketing research
Doctoral student Sajna Ibrahim conducts experiments to judge consumers’ reactions to electronics such as MP3 players, digital cameras and cell phones. Read more
Librarian discovers hidden treasure
Beth Kilmarx, curator of rare books at the Binghamton University Libraries, recently found a painting hidden on the fore-edge of a 19th-century book. Watch video
University celebrates two lab openings
A May 3 ceremony celebrated the opening of two laboratories at the New York State Center of Excellence in Small Scale Systems Integration and Packaging. Read more
Faculty, students address power of research
Binghamton Research Days helped to build connections between the laboratory, the library and the classroom. Read more
