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Binghamton University researchers receive SUNY Technology Accelerator Fund grants for cancer diagnostics and drug delivery innovations.
PRIVATESep 18, 2026•about 4 hours ago
Round Type
Venture - Series Unknown
City Of BinghamtonManufacturing
Investors
Suny Technology Accelerator Fund
Description
Two Binghamton University faculty members received seed funding through the SUNY Technology Accelerator Fund to advance healthcare technologies. Professor Nancy Guo received funding for ClinSegAI, an AI-powered predictive model for cancer diagnostics using pathology imaging. Assistant Professor John Fetse also received TAF funding for an RNA therapeutic drug delivery project. The grants support moving these technologies toward commercialization.
Company Information
Company
Binghamton University’s Engineering Center
Location
City Of Binghamton, New York, United States
About
Binghamton University’s Integrated Electronics Engineering Center is a center for advanced technology that has operated since 1991. It focuses on solving real-world problems through research in advanced laboratories. The center collaborates with industry partners to enhance technologies and development in electronic packaging.
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