Parkinson’s treatment could be more effective, student finds
Binghamton University senior Lakshmi Hareendran and her colleagues recently uncovered evidence that the current treatment for Parkinson’s disease may not be as effective as it could be. Read more
Training grant advances alcohol research
A five-year, $1.6 million grant will help Binghamton University train the next generation of alcohol researchers. Read more
Scientist probes addiction at cellular level
Yao-Ying Ma hopes that a more precise understanding of how certain drugs change the brain will help to cure addiction. Read more
NSF fellow studies acute social stress
Katherine Frost's research focuses on the brain's reward system. Read more
Student seeks new understanding of brain
Neuroscientists at Binghamton are exploring the impacts of binge drinking. Read more
Undergrad explores link between brain, taste
Binghamton undergrad Sarah E. Park did a stint in a neuroscience laboratory as one of 13 SUNY Brain Summer Scholars. Read more
Student aids in hunt for Parkinson’s treatment
Binghamton undergraduate Joy Hallmark tests compounds that may treat Parkinson's with fewer side effects than current drugs. Read more
