Binghamton University’s research capabilities span several fields and industries – including health care, energy, materials science, and electronics packaging. Binghamton University plays a pivotal role in its region’s economic development, attracting $68.5 million in research funding in 2022-2023, with 64% of these investments coming from federal sources. This funding supports local jobs and drives innovation across key industries.
The university’s Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Partnerships reported 37 new technology disclosures in the past year, along with multiple patent applications and royalties generated from licensed technologies. It also reported 43 U.S. patent applications and secured 22 issued patents.
Binghamton University also leads the New Energy New York initiative, which was designated as a Regional Tech Hub in 2023 and the National Science Foundation (NSF) Upstate New York Energy Storage Engine. These efforts focus on strengthening the domestic battery supply chain and fostering innovation in energy storage technologies with the ultimate vision to make Upstate New York America’s battery capital.
