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President Rodriguez stands beside six smiling young women holding awards certificates
Eight Students Win the Chancellor’s Award, SUNY’s Highest Honor
Eight UAlbany students were among the 2023 Chancellor’s Award winners who were celebrated at an awards ceremony in downtown Albany.
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Engineering Students Earn Top Prize at CREATE Symposium
Three College of Engineering and Applied Sciences students have been honored for their work in developing solutions to aid workers living with disabilities at the annual CREATE Symposium.
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UAlbany Starts a New Tradition With its Inaugural Showcase
More than 1,500 student participated in Showcase and the energy on campus was palpable, President Rodríguez said.
Mesonet intern Eric Creighton and technician Sam Cherubin prepare a weather balloon to launch in front of children at the Belleville Henderson Central School.
New York State Mesonet Celebrates Five Years of Operations
The Mesonet network was completed in April 2018, with the University at Albany helping to design, install and operate it.
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Noteworthy: Research grants, awards and publications
The latest developments on University at Albany faculty and staff who are receiving research grants, awards and other noteworthy attention.
A pair of hands can be seen holding a slide topped with tiny materials as it glows beneath an orb of light coming from a microscope.
UAlbany Receives $2M NIH Grant to Address Diversity in Biomedical Research Workforce
The University at Albany has been awarded a $2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to establish “MARC at UAlbany,” a program that helps increase diversity in the biomedical research workforce by preparing undergraduate students for graduate degree programs that lead to careers in the field.
RNA Institute Postdoctoral Fellow Hannah Shorrock is seated in her office at the RNA Institute.
RNA Institute Researcher Receives Prestigious Early Career Award to Study Cellular Processes Underlying Class of Rare Diseases
Postdoctoral Fellow Hannah Shorrock has received a “Pathway to Independence Award” to study cellular processes underlying the class of genetic neurodegenerative diseases that includes various spinocerebellar ataxias, Huntington's Disease, ALS and myotonic dystrophy.