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- 1Insects sustain vertebrate life as food, shelter and medicine▼Insects are essential to vertebrate life — as food, shelter and medicine
Researchers at Binghamton University argue that insects are essential to vertebrate life, serving not just as food but also as a source of shelter and medicine. The finding highlights how deeply vertebrate species depend on insects, reinforcing warnings that insect decline could have far-reaching consequences for ecosystems worldwide.
- 2Two Binghamton University researchers win national science funding▼Two Binghamton researchers explore science through national funding opportunity
Two researchers at Binghamton University in New York have been selected to pursue their scientific work through a national funding opportunity. The university announced the pair will use the support to advance their research programs. Details of the researchers' names, fields, and the funding program were not immediately provided.
- 3Binghamton names Acoustic Core after longtime professor's research●Naming of Watson College’s Acoustic Core honors longtime professor and his groundbreaking research
Binghamton University has named the Acoustic Core at its Watson College in honor of a longtime professor, recognizing his groundbreaking research in acoustics. The naming celebrates his decades-long contribution to the field and the lasting impact of his work on the college's research programs.