UAlbany Named Inaugural Recipient of New York Global Entrepreneurs Grant
UAlbany has been selected as one of two inaugural recipients of the New York Global Entrepreneurs Program, a new state initiative designed to help international founders launch and grow innovative startups in New York.
UAlbany Summer: Studying Empires, Greenhouses and the Control of Nature
Aidan McLaren, a PhD student in history at UAlbany, is interested in what happened next. Wealthy Europeans and early Americans wanted to grow unfamiliar plants in their own gardens, even when those plants came from climates that were hotter, wetter or otherwise dramatically different from their own.
The Science Behind Lightning Detection: 5Qs with Kristen Corbosiero
We caught up with Prof. Corbosiero to learn more about the science behind lightning detection and the National Lightning Detection Network.
Great Danes Honored for Academic, On-Field Success
From conference championships and NCAA appearances to standout work in the classroom, UAlbany student-athletes made their mark on and off the field during the 2025-26 academic year.
AI Summer Research Intensive Connects Students Across SUNY Campuses
UAlbany recently piloted a week-long summer research intensive that brought together students from three SUNY campuses to strengthen artificial intelligence teaching, learning and research across the region.
UAlbany Chamber Singers Perform at Carnegie Hall
On June 20, 15 members of the University at Albany Chamber Singers performed at Carnegie Hall as part of the National Concert Chorus under conductor Edith Copley. The students performed in the hall's Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage.
Immune Response to Lyme Disease: Research at the NYS Department of Health’s Wadsworth Center
UAlbany graduate students are researching how the immune system responds to Lyme disease, New York's most common tick-borne illness. Their work aims to develop better vaccines, including one that stops the bacteria inside the tick before it ever reaches humans.