Photochemistry research could lead to cleaner environment, new sensors
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Alistair Lees spends much of his research time hoping to see the light. Using tools that improve by several orders of magnitude on the accuracy of microscopes and stopwatches, Lees is working at the molecular level to explore the effect of light on chemical systems.
Sadik and McLeod patents
Binghamton University chemist Omowunmi Sadik, an expert in the field of advanced sensor development, has been awarded a patent for a technology that could soon be improving physicians' ability to track and treat tumors.
Sensor research supported by $1.1 million federal earmark
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2003
$1.1 million federal earmark championed by Congressman Maurice Hinchey, NY-22 will support Binghamton University's advanced sensor design and threat detection research as part of the University's overarching initiative to carve out an important niche for itself in the area of small-scale systems research and development.
A picture perfect test of well-being: Graphic assessment tool tunes into life satisfaction
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2003
After working at it for the past decade, gerontologist and Dean of the Decker School of Nursing Sarah Gueldner has led a team of colleagues from institutions the world over in the development of a unique research tool to quantifiably measure almost anyone's sense of well-being.
Bridges program opens new doors for students
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2003
When Keisha Bonner enrolled at Westchester Community College, she didn't know what she wanted to do with her life. A career in scientific research never occurred to her until she joined the SUNY Upstate Bridges to the Baccalaureate program and spent the summer working with professors Karl Wilson and Anna Tan-Wilson at Binghamton University.