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Students work with research staff inside UAlbany's Mobile Sensor Lab to identify and track canine movements on a treadmill.
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.
Members of the UAlbany Chamber Singers outside Carnegie Hall, where they performed June 20 as part of the National Concert Chorus.
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.
Student working in lab.
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.
Andy Berglund and Abdullah Canbaz stand in front of a Minerva wood panel at ETEC.
UAlbany to Host National Summer Research Programs in Emerging Tech and RNA Science
The University at Albany is now home to two nationally competitive summer research programs after receiving new funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
An attendee of NarraScope 2026 walks into the Campus Ballroom.
UAlbany Hosts Game Industry Leaders for Storytelling Conference
UAlbany welcomed game designers, writers and scholars earlier this month for NarraScope 2026, a national hybrid conference dedicated to storytelling in games.
ACE students stand in front of UAlbany's Campus Center fountain
UAlbany Expands ACE Program to Help More Students Graduate on Time
The University at Albany announced the expansion of Advancing Completion through Engagement (ACE), building on the program’s successful launch at UAlbany last fall. The expansion will give 150 additional Great Danes access to academic, financial and personal support designed to help them stay on track, overcome barriers and graduate on time.
A closeup of the front and windshield of a purple and yellow bus with a marquee reading "Special Event"
UAlbany's Summer Bus Tour Aims to Introduce the University's Offerings to the Region
The series is designed to get UAlbany representatives — faculty, departments and divisions — off campus to let the greater Capital Region learn more about the area's premier research university and anchor institution.