UAlbany Gift of Life Hosting Swab Drive to Find Matches for Blood Cancer Patients
Students are hosting a drive next week for people to take swab tests and join their national bone marrow registry.
CEHC Researchers Partner with National Weather Service to Improve Extreme Heat Communication
A two-year study will focus on how current heat information is accessed and understood by people in the U.S. through $471,805 in support from NOAA.
CEHC Disaster Scientist Explores Relocation Decisions Following California and Hawaii Wildfires
Alex Greer received $299,825 from the NSF last year to study place attachment and how it impacts people's relocation decisions around California wildfires. Now, after receiving additional funding from NSF last month, he is expanding the study to also include Maui residents.
CEHC Celebrates the Fifth Anniversary of 'State of Grace'
CEHC recently hosted the fifth annual “State of Grace” conference to celebrate women in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics) fields.
Disaster Scientist Selected by the National Science Foundation to Serve as Ocean Decade Champion
DeeDee Bennett Gayle is among 31 women scientists, all part of the NSF’s Coastlines and People program, who were selected for the designation.
Sen. Gillibrand Promotes Federal Cybersecurity Scholarship Program at UAlbany
The scholarships cover expenses such as tuition, books, and lab fees in return for service in the Department of Defense post-graduation.
Assessing The Risks of Existential Terrorism and AI: A Q&A with Gary Ackerman
CEHC's Gary Ackerman has spent decades studying terrorism around the world — from the motivations and capabilities of terrorist groups to the mitigation strategies governments use to defend against them.
UAlbany Launches Combined Program in Art History, Information Science
The University at Albany has launched a combined degree program for art history majors interested in completing a master’s degree in information science on an accelerated timeline.