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The Connector: New School of Computing director brings deep experience with sensors, networking

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By Chris Kocher
| Binghamton University
When Kuang-Ching “KC” Wang started as an assistant professor at Clemson University, he asked a mentor how to succeed in the field of computer networking. “If you stop thinking about networking as connecting computers, you will start to find the right track,” the long- time professor told him. “Networking is about connecting people and connecting things that people care about.
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New ear probe to detect hearing issues is based on how spiders ‘hear’ through their webs

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By Chris Kocher
| Binghamton University
Here’s a fun fact you probably don’t know: Whenever a sound goes into your ear, a much quieter sound comes back out — and if a device picks it up and analyzes it, audiologists can figure out if you have hearing problems. Assistant Professor Jian Zhou The cochlea — a spiral-shaped cavity where sensory hairs pick up sound waves — generates those otoacoustic emissions (OAEs) in response to auditory stimuli. Studies have shown that OAEs disappear after the inner ear has been damaged.
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From intern to vice president: Alumna’s career blossomed at pharmacy automation company

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By Chris Kocher
| Binghamton University
As a Binghamton University undergraduate in the late 1990s, Alecia Lashier ’02 wanted an internship where she did more than just file paperwork and make coffee. Since 1994, New York state has helped fund the Strategic Partnership for Industrial Resurgence (SPIR) at four State University of New York (SUNY) engineering programs — Binghamton, Buffalo, Albany, and Stony Brook — to seek solutions to thorny technological problems. The Thomas J.
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