NSF fellow studies acute social stress
Katherine Frost's research focuses on the brain's reward system. 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
New book aims to reach kids
A new book about the brain, co-authored by Binghamton researcher Terrence Deak, uses science and storytelling to empower children and enlighten adults. Read more
What’s behind the decline in marriage? Pragmatism
The simple fact behind the decline of marriage in the U.S. is economic pragmatism, Trevor Butterworth writes in Forbes, citing research done by Binghamton faculty member Matthew Johnson and others. Read more
Study targets risk factors for depression
Binghamton University psychologist Brandon Gibb plans to recruit 1,000 families to participate in a new study aimed at identifying risk factors for childhood depression and anxiety. Read more
The challenges of treating personality disorders
Binghamton’s Mark Lenzenweger was a guest on National Public Radio’s Talk of the Nation for a discussion about the challenges of treating personality disorders. Read more
