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The event challenged kids aged 5-11 to learn code, build Lego rocket ships, participate in trivia, fly drones and participate in other STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) activities.

The University at Albany welcomed hundreds of students and families from throughout the Capital Region to its annual STEM and Nanotechnology Family Day on Saturday for a lively and interactive look at how innovation at the smallest scale is driving big results.

Students are using artificial intelligence powered by UAlbany’s advanced computing infrastructure to create incident response plans and use cases for various cyber threats.

Erin Couture joined the College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity in 2018 as an academic advisor and now serves as the director of student experiences.

McKenna Hansen, a senior in the Emergency Preparedness and Homeland Security program at the University at Albany, every opportunity has been a step toward understanding how preparation, policy, and communication come together to keep communities safe. We spoke with McKenna about her experience interning with DHSES, how it shaped her professional growth, and what she’s learned about building resilience through collaboration.

The University at Albany welcomed 60 new faculty this fall, many of whom participated in the University’s annual Pecha Kucha held on Oct. 27 at the Performing Arts Center. The new faculty are joining 27 different departments across eight schools and colleges.

A new University at Albany study shows that when weather alerts become too visually complex, people spend less time reading the text that tells them what to do.

The University at Albany’s College of Nanotechnology, Science, and Engineering (CNSE) is welcoming the Capital Region community to campus next month to celebrate NANOvember, a month-long series of conversations and events that shine a spotlight on the power of nanotechnology and its impact on our world.