Binghamton University

3 days ago | binghamton.edu | Katie Liu

When discussing his nearly 20 years spent riding the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, Balki Iyer, MS ’00, SD ’19, likes to joke that each one of them has been 300 days of agony and 60 days of mediocrity. Then, after all that, five days of euphoria. “Of course, those five days of euphoria are so wonderful that it’s worth going through those 300 days of agony and 60 days of mediocrity,” he says.

2 weeks ago | binghamton.edu | Katie Liu

A study about 10 years in the making has shed new insight into how oxides can regularly sustain themselves, using the oxygen inherent in their own structures.

1 month ago | binghamton.edu | Katie Liu

Kids seem to pick up new languages faster than adults, which might feel especially grating after wrestling through another Duolingo lesson. But is there a different way to promote language learning in adults? This is one of the central questions of Sung-Joo Lim’s work funded by a new National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER grant, which could eventually tap into a new pathway toward greater brain plasticity. “That’s the funny thing about adults.

1 month ago | binghamton.edu | Chris Kocher

As artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT are integrated into our everyday lives, our interactions with AI chatbots online become more frequent. Are we welcoming them, or are we trying to push them away? New research from Binghamton University is trying to answer those questions through VizTrust, an analytics tool to make user trust dynamics in human-AI communication visible and understandable.

1 month ago | binghamton.edu | Chris Kocher

More than 450 undergraduates and nearly 400 master’s students gathered with family, friends, faculty and peers to receive their diplomas at the Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science Commencement ceremony on Friday, May 16, at the Binghamton University Events Center.