Team aims to improve wireless energy transfer
Binghamton computer scientist Ting Zhu leads a team that's developing hardware and software to enable sensors in a wireless network to share energy. Read more
Seven steps to a solar cell
Researchers at Binghamton’s Center for Autonomous Solar Power create solar cells using materials that are abundant on earth. A typical cell is 1 centimeter long and half a centimeter wide, with several layers about a hundred times thinner than a single human hair. Read more
Researcher nabs $500K to work on “green software”
Fast Company highlights the work of Binghamton faculty member Yu David Liu, who hopes to develop a “green” programming language. Read more
Chemist discusses sensors’ potential
Binghamton’s Omowunmi Sadik describes her research, including using sensors in the early detection of cancer. Watch video
Binghamton’s Go Green Institute
Binghamton University's Go Green summer program brings together about 50 of the Southern Tier's brightest middle-schoolers for an intensive 10-day, hands-on learning experience centered on the theme of a greener living environment. Watch video
