Journal highlights Binghamton microbiologist’s work
Binghamton biologist Laura Cook was recently recognized as an outstanding early-career researcher by the American Society for Microbiology. Read more
Student examines microplastics’ effect on wetlands
Microscopic fibers in our clothing and other plastic products are invading our ecosystems. That fact inspired Brianna Sander's research as a 2019 Summer Scholar at Binghamton University. Read more
Undergraduate’s study links stress, sugar consumption
Senior Jacob Gordon says his experiments with flies demonstrate a link between sugar consumption and stressful environments. Read more
Wasps may provide climate change insights
Kirsten Prior's research takes her all over the country, as the biologist seeks out bugs most people try to avoid. Read more
Amphibians’ hormones may hold answers to population decline
Binghamton biologist Grascen Shidemantle recently received a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. Read more
Student blends engineering, biology
Binghamton undergraduate Rebecca Irwin took on a multidisciplinary project to learn more about what makes biofilms grow. Read more
Binghamton senior wins NSF fellowship
“If you want to learn how a Ferrari works,” says biologist Ray Futia, “you start by looking at the engine of a lawn mower. Yeast is our lawn mower.” Read more
