Heart Association fellowship to support research
An American Heart Association fellowship will allow Binghamton graduate student Natalie Weiss to further her research in developing 3D heart models. Read more
NIH-funded work may lead to cancer treatments
A Binghamton chemist’s research has led to the creation of compounds that may fight cancers currently treatable only by radiation therapies. Read more
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
Synthetic drug conjugates may lead to better medicine
Brittany Brems is only a junior in college, but her research may help scientists develop more effective drugs to treat long-term illnesses. Read more
Binghamton home to new Center for Advanced Technology
Binghamton University’s new Center for Flexible Hybrid Medical Device Manufacturing will receive nearly $8.8 million in funding during the next 10 years, NYSTAR announced. Read more
Faculty innovation could transform brain tumor surgery
Surgical removal of brain tumors may become easier and more precise, thanks to Binghamton research that recently received funding from the National Institutes of Health. Read more
Undergrad explores Western diet’s influence
Student asks: Will islands in Vanuatu see rising obesity with adoption of high-fat, high-sugar foods? Read more
