Welcome to the vibrant Bioelectronics & Microsystems Laboratory (BML), situated in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at SUNY Binghamton. Our lab is propelled by a deep-seated mission to lead in research that exists at the captivating intersection of engineering, materials science, and biology. Specializing in the design, development, and deployment of BioMEMS, Biosensors, Biobatteries, Green Electronics, and Engineered Living Materials, BML is at the forefront of creating sustainable and transformative technologies.

Latest Top News !!

2025. 10. 20 Two papers have been accepted for IEEE MEMS 2026 Conference.

2025. 3. 20 Maryam has received the Research Excellence Award for 2025.

2025. 2. 13 Four papers have been accepted for Transducers 2025 Conference.

2024. 8. 1 Our lab received a $550k NSF grant for biobattery-integrated electronics research.

2024. 7. 16 Anwar is joining our department as a tenure-track assistant professor.

2024. 3. 26 Dr. Choi has recevied a SUNY Research Seed Grant, $40,000.

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We, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Binghamton University (State University of New York), are pleased to announce the launch of our new Bioelectronics and Bioinformatics Cluster. This initiative reflects our commitment to educating and training the next generation of experts in bio-devices, bio-integrated electronics, AI-driven biological systems, and biodata analytics.

As the world undergoes a profound transformation—where biology, electronics, and data science converge—we aim to equip our students to address pressing global challenges in healthcare, food safety, and environmental sustainability.

If you are considering an M.S. or Ph.D. program and wish to pursue cutting-edge research at this intersection, we encourage you to explore our offerings. Please refer to the flyer for details and contact us if you are interested.

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