BU scholar, two visitors get Fulbright scholar grants
One Binghamton University scholar will do research in South Africa and schol- ars from Japan and Indonesia will enrich Binghamton as part of the Fulbright Scholar program.
Horowitz named distinguished Professor
Michael M. Horowitz, who has advised governments around the world on how development projects affect native people and their environment, was named a distinguished professor by the SUNY Board of Trustees on Tuesday.
$15M Gen•NY•sis grant jumpstarts work at Innovative Technologies Complex
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Calling it a “great day for our community,” Binghamton University President Lois B. DeFleur told state and community leaders that a $15 million grant from the state’s Gen•NY•sis program will jumpstart new biotechnology research initiatives.
$400K HUD grant supports BU-community outreach to center city neighborhoods
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2002
As soon as the contracts are signed Allison Alden will be looking to rent space in downtown Binghamton and to hire a director for the Center City Coordination (C3) Project that she hopes will focus myriad efforts to revitalize the area.
$736K NYSTAR award to boost faculty-researcher recruitment, biotechnology initiative
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Efforts to recruit a senior faculty researcher to develop an important Binghamton biotechnology initiative got a major boost last week with the announcement that the University will receive a $736,000 faculty development grant through the New York State Office of Science, Technology and Academic Research.