News Center Archive

A young man with light brown hair in a button down shirt and tan pants stands in front of a brick building next to a "Black Lives Matter" sign and sign that reads "Welcome to the Underground Railroad Education Center."
UAlbany Summer: History Major Researches Local Underground Railroad Activity
Maxam Daniels, a senior majoring in history at UAlbany, spent his summer researching freedom seekers who passed through Albany on the Underground Railroad.
Image shows a tablet displaying digital images of a human mouth, jaw and teeth from different angles. The tablet is being held by a person wearing blue medical gloves. The background is white.
Study: Is Teledentistry Here to Stay?
School of Public Health study finds that teledentistry is a successful strategy for appointments involving patient consultation, diagnosis, referral, follow-up and education
NYS Mesonet Program Manager June Wang (left) and Director Chris Thorncroft stand in front of a Mesonet weather tower at the ETEC research and development complex on UAlbany’s campus.
NYS Mesonet Builds on Statewide Weather Network with Lake Placid Site
The new monitoring station is the Mesonet’s first privately financed site.
A small yellow and gray songbird is perched in a nest made of dry grass in a tree surrounded by bright green leaves.
UAlbany Summer: Bio Major Researches Birds in the Ozarks
UAlbany senior and biology major Sarah Palmieri shares her summer experience conducting ornithological research with the Missouri Ozark Forest Ecosystem Project
A man with short black hair in a navy shirt and tan pants leans against an outdoor railing, arms crossed, and smiles for a picture. A vast landscape of trees and hills can be seen behind him.
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.
Researchers use an underwater drill to collect a coral core from the Lombok Strait in the Bali Sea.
Paleoclimate Lab Researchers Use NSF Support to Study Climate Change Past
The lab has received nearly $800,000 in new support from the National Science Foundation to focus on the South Asia and Middle East regions.
President Havidán Rodríguez and Jessica Castner, both smiling broadly, pose together in front of UAlbany's new electric trolley. It is a beautiful, sunny summer day. The background landscape is full of green grass, full green trees, and planters with boxwood bushes and purple flowers.
Five Questions with Jessica Castner
UAlbany’s director of nursing shares insights on the nursing profession, what drew her to the field and hopes for the future of nursing at UAlbany