Binghamton chemist wins Nobel Prize
The 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to M. Stanley Whittingham, distinguished professor at Binghamton. Read more
Binghamton to acquire advanced X-ray tool
Binghamton will acquire a sophisticated new $1.75M X-ray tool useful in materials research and R&D for electronics with support from a new NSF grant. Read more
Chemist focuses on battery safety
Binghamton graduate student Carrie Kaplan is part of Battery 500, a project aimed at developing next-generation batteries with higher energy capacity. Read more
Grad student aims to build a better battery
Marc Francis Hidalgo works with the NorthEast Center for Chemical Energy Storage, where he studies a compound that allows batteries to double their energy capacity. Read more
Chemist named to national academy
Binghamton researcher M. Stanley Whittingham was elected to the National Academy of Engineering for pioneering contributions to battery technologies. Read more
New grant to advance solar energy
A Binghamton researcher whose work aims to create an alternative to traditional, silicon-based solar cells has won the National Science Foundation’s most prestigious grant for early-career faculty. 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
