A flash of insight
Binghamton chemist Christof Grewer has pioneered the use of lasers to study tiny proteins in the brain. Read more
Engineer calls for new thinking about ethics
Binghamton University professor George Catalano's latest book calls for a wholesale re-examination of the engineering profession's ethics. Read more
Engineering and Science building tour
Binghamton’s new 125,000-square-foot Engineering and Science Building will open this fall. The $66M facility provides additional academic, research and administrative space for one of the fastest-growing engineering schools in the Northeast. Watch video
Billy Baldwin highlights research
Billy Baldwin '85 talks with two chemists about what Binghamton's researchers need to continue to grow and develop. Watch video
Taking aim at tumors
Binghamton University researchers are contributing to a body of knowledge that may one day lead to targeted cancer treatments. Read more
Binghamton to host rural health conference
The Bi-Annual International Rural Nursing and Health Conference will be held in Binghamton from Oct. 13-15, and organizers are seeking proposals from researchers who would like to present their research. Read more
Stereotypes push women away from entrepreneurship
Vishal Gupta, who has devoted much of his research career to entrepreneurship, finds that gender stereotypes can discourage women from starting their own businesses. Read more
