Introducing UAlbany's Information Science PhD Program Director: 5Qs with Elyse Zavar
The College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity has a new face leading its Information Science PhD Program.
UAlbany Experts Discuss AI Risk After Tech Leaders Call for Slowdown
Could AI end humanity? UAlbany experts weigh in after an Anthropic researcher warned AI has a more than 10 percent chance of killing all humans within a decade.
Matt Vogel explains why you see the same 5 people on campus, over and over again
Vogel answers today's question: Why do I always see the same 5 people around campus?
New York State Mesonet Tests GPS-Based Atmospheric Data to Improve Extreme Rainfall Forecasting
The New York State Mesonet at UAlbany is working with Skyfora, a Finnish weather technology company, to test whether a new technology can give New Yorkers earlier warning before extreme rainfall.
Studying Uncertainty: 5 Questions with UAlbany Mathematician Felix Ye
UAlbany Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Statistics Felix Ye studies stochastic dynamical systems — systems that change over time but whose behavior is influenced in part by randomness or uncertainty. Ye recently received a three-year, $200,000 NSF grant to develop modeling for these systems.
UAlbany’s Great Dane Dialogue Returns for Historic Class of 2030
For the past three years, students at the University at Albany have participated in the Great Dane Dialogue, a campus-wide initiative that promotes civil discourse, strengthens civic engagement and helps students develop skills to navigate disagreements with empathy, respect and purpose.
UAlbany Remembers Alumni on 25th Anniversary of 9/11
The University at Albany held a remembrance Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and honor 19 alumni who lost their lives.