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Binghamton Research Days 2015

• Apr 29, 2015 •

Binghamton University celebrated research and creative activities during its fourth-annual Research Days, held April 22-24.

  • Raj Patel

    Award-winning writer, activist and academic Raj Patel gives the keynote speech kicking off Binghamton University Research Days on April 22, 2015, at the Mandela Room

  • Raj Patel

    About 300 people gathered for the Research Days keynote lecture, which was titled “Stuffed and Starved: The Hidden Battle for the World Food System.”

  • Lab Tour

    Ann Marie Wilhelm, 15, a sophomore at Seton Catholic Central, has her brain waves measured with assistance from Binghamton University graduate student Mavi Ruiz-Blondet. Wilhelm and her classmates visited Sarah Laszlo’s neuroscience lab during Binghamton University Research Days.

  • Lab Tour

    Jeffrey Mativetsky, assistant professor of physics, welcomes students to his laboratory in Science II during Binghamton University Research Days.

  • Lab Tour

    Students from Seton Catholic Central visit the lab of Binghamton University biologist Anthony Fiumera during Research Days.

  • Poster

    Biology graduate student Mei-Yi Zheng presents her research during the Binghamton University Research Days poster session, held April 24, 2015, in the Mandela Room.

  • Poster

    Geography graduate student Abraham Motau discusses his research with Bahgat Sammakia, vice president for research, during the Binghamton University Research Days poster session.

  • Poster

    Arwa Fraiwan, a graduate student in mechanical engineering, speaks about her research related to biological fuel cells during the Binghamton University Research Days poster session.

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