Researcher examines effects of nanoparticle exposure
Nanoparticles, even in very small quantities, may have a big impact on our health, Binghamton's Gretchen Mahler has found. Read more
Search for identity drives young sociologist
Binghamton senior Luisa Batiz's research on the Garifuna community in New York City is inspired by her own family's experience. Read more
‘Lucky’ numbers make for unlucky customers
Chinese consumers pay too much for goods and services because of superstitions surrounding particular numbers, Binghamton economist Zili Yang says. Read more
World’s oldest fossilized forest unearthed in N.Y.
Paleobotanist William Stein describes what today’s scientists learn from the world’s oldest forest. Watch video
Ancient forest may offer climate-change insights
A team including Binghamton's William Stein reports the discovery of the floor of the world’s oldest forest in a cover article in the March 1 issue of Nature. Read more
Watch Rex Parker solve a puzzle
Binghamton faculty member Michael Sharp talks about his popular blog, Rex Parker Does the NY Times Crossword Puzzle. Watch video
Geographer focuses on cultural landscape
Binghamton's John Frazier studies Queens, N.Y., the most diverse 100 square miles in the world. Read more
