PhD Advisors at Binghamton University--SUNY 宾汉姆顿大学US
Quick answer: Binghamton University--SUNY in the US has 670 faculty profiles in phd-match’s database, of which 15 currently show active PhD hiring signals (as of 2026-10-19). phd-match covers 174 universities across the US, the UK, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Canada, and Singapore, not just one country.
Research-focused faculty at Binghamton University--SUNY, listed for PhD / Master's applicants. Find professors whose research matches your interests, and check hiring signals before you reach out.
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⭐ Currently Hiring PhD Students (15)
Professors at Binghamton University--SUNY with active hiring signals for PhD students — reach out if your research matches.
Ana Laura Elías Arriaga
Assistant Professor
⭐ Dr. Elias's group has opportunities for highly motivated graduate and undergraduate students
Synthesis and characterization of nanomaterials (2D atomically thin layers, graphene, carbon nanotubes, and related materials)
Hetero bilayers and moiré engineering
Raman spectroscopy
Research in the Callahan lab blends chemistry and biology. They pursue challenging scientific problems that are relevant to human health and disease yet understudied. Projects can be hypothesis-driven or more technology-focused. The lab’s current work concentrates on the unusual …
Forensic anthropology; Population-specific standards; Age-at-death estimation; Trauma analysis; Prehistoric and historic health; stress; and well-being; Latin America; Caribbean; Europe Bioarchaeology; Paleopathology; North Africa; North America; Ancestry and social race
Chemical approaches to control the function of regulatory RNAs
Non-ionic backbone-modified RNA analogs
Molecular recognition of folded RNA using Peptide Nucleic Acids (PNAs)
Triplex-forming PNAs to control function of SARS-CoV-2 RNA
Assistant Professor, Analytical Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry and Biochemistry · Binghamton University
⭐ Her research group is currently hiring! Prospective undergrads, graduates, and postdocs are welcome to contact Dr. Guo (hguo@binghamton.edu) with CV attached.
Professor and Director of Graduate Studies · Public Health
⭐ Her work supports graduate student training and research; interested students should email her before submitting an application.
Evolutionary medicine and public health
Infectious disease and immune function
Human nutrition, growth and development
The optimal iron hypothesis
The immune system of human milk
Bartle Distinguished Professor · Binghamton University
⭐ Not accepting new students or postdoctoral fellows.
Elementary information processing (animals/humans)
Memory and forgetting
Role of temporal relationships between events in elementary learning
Pavlovian conditioning
Brain and muscle developmental diseases in infants, including spinal muscular atrophy
Roles of nuclear pore complexes in brain development
Structure-based design of therapies for Alzheimer’s disease
Cytoskeletal motors
Structural biology, x-ray crystallography, cryo-electron micr…
Hardware-oriented security and trust
FPGA-based virtualization system and security
Trustworthy Internet of Things (IoT)
Trustworthy AI acceleration and optimization
Hardware-based accelerator design
Professor; Associate Dean for Research and Programs · Harpur College of Arts and Sciences
⭐ <p><strong>For Prospective Graduate Students</strong></p>
<p>Lipo welcomes graduate students who are curious, collaborative and eager to take on the challenge of building anthropology as a science. Whether you are interested in island sustainability, cultural transmission, remote sensing methods or…
<ul><li>Island Archaeology (especially Rapa Nui/Easter Island)</li><li>Cultural Transmission and Evolutionary Archaeology</li><li>Remote Sensing, UAV Photogrammetry, and GIS</li><li>Luminescence Dating and Geophysical Methods</li><li>Climate Change Impacts on Sustainability in Is…
Research Development Specialist · Binghamton University
bioarchaeology of Nubia (ancient Sudan) and other Nile Valley civilizations, the optimization of paleogenomic methodologies applied to materials from African archaeological sites, and the growing role of ancient DNA data in anthropological research projects
Vascular contributions to cognitive impairment and dementia
Neurovascular function in the hippocampus
Chronic hypertension and cerebral ischemic stroke
Healthy aging and age-related dementias
History of American education
Cultural battles over schooling and school reform
Examination of campaigns of conservative evangelical Protestants in both K-12 and higher education
History of creation/evolution debates
Evolution of conservative thinking about K-12 education
Examini…
typeface design, typesetting, calligraphy and lettering, book and editorial design, information design, linguistics, design education, visual identities and designing with multiple languages
Modern Britain and its empire
Europe in the long 19th century
History of the modern Mediterranean
History of medicine and public health
History of epidemic disease
Assistant Professor of German · Binghamton University
German literature, culture and thought ca. 1780-1917
Modern European intellectual history
Philosophical, theological and cultural accounts of nature
Convergences between the natural and human sciences
Professor; Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs · Binghamton University
Organometallic synthesis, spectroscopy and photochemistry
Supramolecular species, host-guest chemistry
Excited states and photophysics
Anion sensors and inorganic-environmental chemistry
Assistant Professor of Ecosystem Science · Binghamton University
Plant ecology and plant-ecosystem feedbacks
Community-level interactions in plants and impacts on ecosystems
Plant-pollinator interactions under global change
Forage and mixed pasture ecosystem resilience
Global changes as drivers of ecosystem function and services
Associate Professor; Director of Re-Imagining Schools Research Lab · CCPA Department of Teaching, Learning and Educational Leadership; Couper-Owens Center for Community Schools
Examining individual’s identity(ies) in one or more STEM disciplines
Understanding the role of making and tinkering in formal and informal learning environments
Investigating family engagement in and interactions around STEM-related activities
Examining spontaneous and humanistic…
Associate Professor; TRIP Courtesy Title · Binghamton University
Posdictatorial societies in Latin America
Construction and transmission of collective memory
Civil-military relations
Individual responsibility in oppressive systems
Obedience and resistance in authoritarian and democratic contexts
Assistant Professor of Strategic Management · School of Management
Strategic leadership and governance
Corporate governance
Diversity & inclusion
Gender and management
CEO succession
Emergence
Management challenges in Eastern Europe
Film aesthetics
Critical theory and continental philosophy (French tradition)
Theories of the body (especially the mouth and orality)
Sound Studies
Experimental cinema
The Passions 一 Especially Desire and Envy 一 in the Ancient Mediterranean World
The Social Psychology of Greek Rhetoric
Intersections of Ancient Greek & Roman Sexuality, Ideology, Politics and Literature
Literary Theory
Assistant Professor; LACAS Faculty Affiliate · Binghamton University
Latin America and the United States
Urban agriculture
Food justice and sovereignty movements
Environmental ethics
Community-based research
Political economy/ecology
Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy · Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Examining how everyday activities support adaptation and well-being in the face of illness, displacement and social, cultural or economic adversity
Developing innovative activity-based interventions and evaluating their effectiveness
Applying translational science to adapt and te…
Critical literacies
Critical global literacies across the curriculum
Teachers’ critical practices supporting students’ literacy development and identities
Teacher preparation for culturally and linguistically diverse learners
Culturally and linguistically sustaining pedagogy
Experimental research on high intensity, ultrashort laser-matter interactions; (harmonic generation and laser filamentation)
Theoretical research on laser-matter interactions using numerical simulations; (nonlinear Schrodinger equation, carrier-resolved unidirectional pulse propa…
The development and expression of information-processing biases that increase the risk for depression in infants, children, adolescents and adults
Understanding the risk for depression and related outcomes (e.g., suicidal and nonsuicidal self-injury) across multiple units of anal…
Italian cinema and film theory
Film adaptation in theory and practice
Italian popular culture in film and television
American photography in Italy
Italian-American film and filmmaking
Critical Theory, Particularly that of Adorno and Benjamin and the Historical Avant Garde
Film Noir
German Expressionism and Weimar Cinema
Paracinema
Marxism
Psychoanalysis and Phenomenology
Queer+trans medieval literature and material culture
Medieval manuscripts, digital humanities, media history, and digitization
14th- and 15th-century English literature, including Geoffrey Chaucer, Thomas Hoccleve, and John Lydgate
Information literacy and Special Collections ped…
Education policies and practices that apply to students with disabilities in segregated settings, including corrections
Discipline and behavior support in schools
Teacher knowledge and development related to academic and behavioral interventions
Associate Professor · Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Medical cannabis education
Adverse childhood events of nursing students, nurses and faculty
Caring curriculum outcomes
Psychoneuroimmunology and stress resilience
Jean Watson's Human Caring Theory
Experimental mechanics of 1D and 2D nanostructures, nanoscale adhesion and interfaces, nanocomposites, bio-inspired complex and hybrid nano-systems, and NEMS
Human Factors
Human-computer interaction
Situation awareness
Visual behavior and cognition
Virtual reality, depression and AI
Multi-robot system
Autonomous driving in healthcare
Osterhout Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship · School of Management
Entrepreneurship and leadership; Strategic leadership and human capital resource emergence; Leader emergence in virtual teams; Leadership in coaching and robotic technology; Research methods
Co-morbid psychological and intimate relationship distress particularly in response to acute stress and trauma
The development implementation and evaluation of couple-based prevention/intervention programs for high-risk populations
Couple-based assessment
Professor; Department Chair · Binghamton University
Biophysical chemistry
Dynamics of the transport process
Development of pharmacological tools
Inhibitor synthesis and characterization
Computational studies
Black geographies
Global public health
Globalization and health
Aging populations
Maternal health disparities
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in health
Assistant Professor and Interim Program Director of Occupational Therapy · Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Indicators of teaching and learning
Program improvement and development
Indicators of students' academic success
Sources of stress in allied health students at all levels of education of students' success
Language processing focusing on sentence comprehension and the interface between semantic processing and spoken word identification; Memory with an emphasis on executive processes that contribute to memory and the role of prefrontal cortex
Professor; Collegiate Professor for College in the Woods · Public Health
Ancient DNA/PaleoGenomics
Molecular Anthropology
Peopling of the New World and The Pacific
Plant and Animal Domestication
Population Genetics/Phylogenetics
Forensic DNA
Molecular Epidemiology
Biomedical Anthropology
Evolutionary Biology/Molecular Evolution
Paleodemography
Faculty-in-Residence; Professor · Binghamton University
Civil society organizations globally and the prevention of identity-based violence ; Issues related to philanthropy and giving; Accountability, performance assessment, and beneficiary engagement in non-profit organization
Archaeology of the Ancient Maya
Comparative Studies of Societal Collapse and Recovery
Frontiers and Early Complexity
Social Dynamics of Urban Landscapes
Collective Memory
GIS and Spatial Analysis
Interim Program Director of Speech and Language Pathology; Associate Professor; Associate Professor and Interim Program Director of Speech and Language Pathology · Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Individual differences in vocabulary and word learning
Factors affecting reading comprehension
Relationships between reading and vocabulary
Intervention research in educationally based SLP
Developmental language disorder, dyslexia
Neuroscience, Research Assistant Professor · Binghamton University
Biological basis of pathology and treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Evaluation of animal models of anxiety and depressive disorders
Physiological mechanisms mediating the therapeutic effects of psychoactive agents
Psychosocial development and identity development
Marginalized populations in higher education
Graduate preparation in student affairs
College student mental health
Assistant Professor · Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science
Multiscale multiphysics modeling and simulation
Physics-informed machine learning
Optimization and uncertainty quantification
Process monitoring and control
Associate Professor · College of Community and Public Affairs
Integrating a community schools approach with an expanded Multi-Tiered System of Supports framework to support students, families and communities
How to improve the alignment and integration of programs and services by strengthening university-school-community partnerships.
Associate Professor · College of Community and Public Affairs
School-family-community partnerships to expand support for student
Trauma-informed education and mental health support in schools
Strategies to strengthen interprofessional collaboration in education and mental health
Health psychology and behavioral medicine
Biopsychosocial model of health and illness
Substance use (e.g., nicotine/tobacco; alcohol) and addictions
Pain (e.g., clinical assessment; laboratory human experimental models)
Mechanisms and effects of co-occurring substance use and med…
Professor · Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (I-GMAP); CCPA Public Administration and Policy
transitional justice (TJ), human rights, and peacebuilding; evaluating the impact of justice and peacebuilding policy interventions; the political economy of TJ; the role of diasporas in TJ processes; truth commission engagement with marginalized groups; truth commission successo…
How many professors at Binghamton University--SUNY are hiring PhD students in 2026?
As of 2026-10-19, 15 professors at Binghamton University--SUNY, a US university, show active PhD hiring signals in phd-match's faculty database.
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phd-match lists 670 faculty profiles at Binghamton University--SUNY, each with research interests, department, and a link to the professor's homepage.
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Data last updated: 2026-10-19 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.