Michael Wilder and Ryan Primus were lead authors of "Terahertz Band Demands Ultra-Broadband Waveform: An Analysis of Phase Noise Estimation and Compensation." The research was accepted for publication.
Binghamton researchers revealed that Mexican jumping beans, which are actually moth larvae found inside seed pods, respond to different colors of light, jumping more vigorously under different hues, which can help them avoid potentially dangerous temperatures.
A new research paper co-authored by University at Albany Assistant Professor of Marketing Hillary Wiener finds that receivers of support "perceive a gift to be a larger sacrifice" by the support giver rather than a conversation.
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