Youth FX Turns UAlbany Art Museum into Creative Studio
UAlbany will host “Remix/Rebellion: Noel W Anderson, Youth FX and the Making of a Film,” a screening and conversation set for April 2 at 4:30 p.m. at the University Art Museum. The event will feature the premiere of “IYKYK” (2026), an experimental film created by Youth FX students in collaboration with artist-in-residence Noel W Anderson.
Transactional Intel: Using Banks to Stop Nuclear Proliferation
UAlbany political scientist Bryan Early's latest book, a collaboration with colleague Togzhan Kassenova, explores both the promise and challenges of using the global financial system to prevent the spread of weapons of mass destruction.
Showcase 2026: Nanotech Student Finds Rhythm in Research
UAlbany junior Harry Weinstein is already presenting his research on a global stage, sharing work on next-generation chip-making materials at a leading international conference. He will present that work again at Showcase on April 30.
Albany Film Festival Explores Storytelling Across Page, Screen
From Oscar-nominated filmmakers to historians, musicians and cultural critics, this year’s Albany Film Festival will bring together artists and scholars whose work explores how stories move across mediums. Presented by the New York State Writers Institute, the sixth annual festival returns to campus March 28.
Q&A With Gaurav Malhotra: What Can the Human Brain Teach Us About Artificial Intelligence?
Assistant Professor of Psychology Gaurav Malhotra shares insights on what drew him to the intersection of computer science, psychology and neuroscience, and how his research on human behavior and vision could advance our understanding of complex AI models.
Study: 'Security Fatigue' May Weaken Digital Defenses
A recent study led by UAlbany researchers on security fatigue, published in the European Journal of Information Systems, examines how growing cybersecurity demands are impacting employee behavior.
Internships in Aging Project Helps UAlbany Students Land Local Jobs in Elder Care
UAlbany students in the Internships in Aging Project earn academic credit while gaining hands‑on work experience serving their local community. Housed in the School of Social Welfare at the College of Integrated Health Sciences, the nationally recognized program is set to expand, thanks to a new $2 million commitment from the Hearst Foundations.