Undergrad stretches possibilities of flexible electronics
Peter Tomlinson started conducting research as a freshman on novel materials. Read more
Bio-battery could be powered by your sweaty gym socks
A stretchy, flexible battery developed at Binghamton University could be powered by your sweat, Newsweek reports. Read more
Scientists build a battery you can power with your spit
You’re stranded in the middle of nowhere, phone battery dead. Lacking all access to electricity or even solar power, you turn to your last resource — your own spit. That’s the dream of researchers at Binghamton University, who have developed a battery that can be powered by saliva, Popular Mechanics reports. Read more
NSF funds research into superconductivity
Binghamton physicist Pegor Aynajian hopes to broaden our understanding of superconductivity with support from a prestigious National Science Foundation grant. Read more
Origami ninja star inspires battery design
A new disposable fuel cell developed at Binghamton could power biosensors and other small devices for use in challenging field conditions. Read more
Engineer wins prestigious NSF grant
Research conducted by Paul Chiarot at Binghamton University may lead to a radical shift in manufacturing technology. Read more
Physicist receives prestigious NSF grant
Jeffrey Mativetsky's nanoscience research may advance solar energy. Read more
