Faculty research
Smart energy projects span many disciplines
Project curbs an appetite for energy
Cool ideas for keeping data centers running smoothly
Capturing the sun
Researchers seek safer, cheaper solar technologies
CAMM gives shape to new ideas
This is where the future begins
Jobs and tuition
Some highlights of the NYSUNY 2020 plan
Smart Energy Research and Development Facility
Some details about the planned new building
Smart energy, smart future
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Smart Energy Research and Development Facility
Some details about the planned new building
Cost: $70 million. Half comes from Gov. Andrew Cuomo and SUNY, and half from Binghamton University.
Projected opening: Fall 2017
Location: Innovative Technologies Complex
Uses: Academic and research space for energy-related disciplines and incubation space for start-up businesses.
Collaboration with industry partners such as BAE Systems, General Electric and Endicott Interconnect will increase faculty access to federal, industrial and philanthropic grants and support new public/private sector energy partnerships, products and jobs.