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Through a $2.5 million grant from the National Security Agency, UAlbany's School of Business is partnering with seven other institutions to provide educational programs in cybersecurity for veterans and first responders.

New research from the University at Albany and Duke University shows how talking about products can be beneficial to conversation and relationship development.

The new positions were established thanks to the generosity of the Massry family, William Newman ’81 and Linda Ackner-Newman ’83 MSW, and generous bequests from the estate of Margaret Raycheff-Williams ’44 and Roy O. Williams, increasing the total number of named academic positions at UAlbany from four to 16, of which 10 are currently occupied.

From SUNY's Inaugural AI Symposium to the annual BioInnovation Forum, UAlbany's first Research & Entrepreneurship Week brought together Capital Region educational institutions, industry partners and New York State Government to harness the spirit of innovation.

The University at Albany’s School of Business has once again been recognized for significant contributions in cyber defense education. The School, which launched New York’s first four-year digital forensics program in 2013, has been designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) through the academic year 2028.

The scholarships cover expenses such as tuition, books, and lab fees in return for service in the Department of Defense post-graduation.

Thirty-two newly hired faculty introduced themselves and their work Monday at a Pecha Kucha, a rapid series of one-minute, one-slide presentations.

The Pong S. Lee Memorial Lecture series was established to pay tribute to the memory and remarkable contributions of Professor Pong S. Lee.