School of Computing, Binghamton University

We are excited to announce that our Masters programs in Computer Science and Information Systems will also be offered online starting in Fall 2026 semester. Applications are being accepted. If interested, attend one of our zoom information sessions, every Wednesday at 5pm ET.

Here is the link to register for the information session: gograd.binghamton.edu/portal/watsonP…

We are excited to announce that our Masters programs in Computer Science and Information Systems will also be offered online starting in Fall 2026 semester. Applications are being accepted. If interested, attend one of our zoom information sessions, every Wednesday at 5pm ET.

@EvanSpielberg @EvanSpielberg: stay tuned, we are working on it!

@BingCompSci as an alumni I have one important question… When can I buy a hoodie that says Binghamton School of Computing on it?

Thinking about graduate school? Attend @BingCompSci information sessions about Computer Science and Information Systems graduate programs. Our programs teach computer systems, robotics, AI, cybersecurity and more. Every Friday at 10am, Eastern time.

**Binghamton Robotics Seminar Talks** Join us today, Wednesday, 9/24 at 2 pm in EB T01 for Real-time Hyperspectral Image Processing for Small UAVs presented by Professor Jayson Boubin.

Join us on Friday, September 19th at Noon in EB T01 or via Zoom for a presentation by Professor Patrick Madden: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Algorithms, AI, and Heuristics for VLSI Physical Design.

Welcome Dr. Kaicheng Yang to the School of Computing and to the Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science, Binghamton University. We're excited to have you onboard!

Welcome and Congratulation to Dr. KUANG-CHING WANG, a new EIP Professor & Incoming School of Computing Binghamton University Director. Dr. Wang will be starting as the SoC Director in November.

Dr. Weiying Dai is conducting a research study on brain MRI and is currently recruiting healthy volunteers and individuals with type 2 diabetes. See the flyer below for details.

Congratulations to the winners of the 2025 Watson GROWS Poster/Demo Competition and thank you to all who participated and helped make Watson GROWS a success! 🏆

Proud to celebrate the newest members of Binghamton University's Chapter of Upsilon Pi Epsilon — the honor society for the computing and information disciplines! Congratulations to all the inductees on this achievement!

🎉 Last week, the Watson Annual Faculty & Staff Luncheon brought together our incredible community — and we also celebrated the 2024–25 Watson College Recognition Awards! A huge congratulations to all the awardees, and a special shoutout to Marie Lawrence and Mike Lewis! 👏

Join us in discovering how tech like LiDAR, thermal imaging, and ground penetrating radar is transforming how robots see and understand the world 🌍🤖 🧠 Don’t miss insights from an NSF CAREER Award winning expert in AI, robotics, and computer vision!

Join us for a talk on Resource Selection in Federated Search with Ulugbek Ergashev! Learn how techniques like Graph Neural Networks and box embeddings are transforming how we access information across scattered data sources — making search smarter, faster, and more connected.

The Institute for AI and Society, a new hub for cutting edge research at the intersection of technology and humanity is being led by founding director Professor Jeremy Blackburn from the SoC! Read here: binghamton.edu/news/story/548…

Congrats to James Bankoski ’91 SoC alumnus, SoC Industry Advisory Board member, and Vice President of Engineering at Google, with the prestigious Glenn G. Bartle Distinguished Alumni Award! 😀🙌

Don't forget! Happening in 2 days (this Friday)! 💚💚💚

Congratulations to the 2025 School of Computing Career Champions! These incredible professors have been recognized by students for their dedication to empowering and guiding them—helping them find their purpose, set career goals, build academic and professional plans, and more!

📍 Learn how MORSE tackles data sparsity, enhances reward learning, and outperforms state-of-the-art methods in optimizing urban strategies. A talk by Watson PhD Student Xinbo Zhao!