Get involved with computer science research at Binghamton
The School of Computing at Binghamton University emphasizes experimental research to design and engineer a wide variety of computer and information systems.
Our primary research areas include:
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
- Computer Architecture and Hardware Design
- Computer Systems, Cloud/Edge Computing and High-Performance Computing
- Computer Vision, Graphics, Image Processing, Multimedia Computing and Pattern Recognition
- Cyber-Physical Systems, Internet of Things and Real-Time Systems
- Database, Data Mining and Big Data
- Economics, Humanities and Computation
- Healthcare, Biomedical and Scientific Computing
- Natural Language Processing and Large Language Models
- Networking and Mobile Computing
- Programming Languages, Compilers and Software Engineering
- Robotics, Autonomous Systems and Human-Computer Interaction
- Security and Privacy
- Social Media, Social Networks and Web
- Theory, Algorithms and Formal Methods
This wide range of interests promotes effective and exciting collaboration. The School's research funding continues to grow from sources including Federal Agencies such as NSF, AFOSR, NIH, & DOE and DoD as well as industry.
Research opportunities for students
We're always looking for bright, energetic students — both graduate and undergraduate — to join our groups and contribute to our research.