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Leaders from UAlbany and the Leibniz Institute stand in front of a projection screen with the CEBAI logo on it.
UAlbany, Leibniz Institute Partner to Launch Center for Biophotonic Technology and Artificial Intelligence
Based at UAlbany’s Life Sciences Research Building, the joint center will be equipped with novel instrumentation from the Leibniz Institute and set up new pathways for collaborative research opportunities.
Four UAlbany students in their caps and gowns celebrate commencement
UAlbany Recognized for Commitment to Diversity with 7th Consecutive HEED Award
For the seventh consecutive year, the University at Albany received the 2024 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine. UAlbany championed several initiatives over the past year that fostered a welcoming and inclusive environment for its campus community.
 Jaden Gabb stands in front of the Chicago skyline in a National Youth Service Summit sweatshirt.
UAlbany Junior Participates in National Youth Service Summit
Gabb, a junior studying political science, business, and Spanish, was one of 75 students from 500 applicants selected for the program.
A student participates in the quick pitch competition during the 2023 R&E Week activities at UAlbany.
UAlbany Hosts 2nd Annual Research & Entrepreneurship Week
Artificial Intelligence, climate science, research excellence and fostering inventions are just some of the topics in store for the second annual Research and Entrepreneurship Week, Oct. 21-24 at ETEC building.
CubeSats, are pictured after being deployed into Earth orbit from a small satellite orbital deployer on the outside of the International Space Station's Kibo laboratory module. (Photo by Tracy Dyson/NASA)
Tiny Satellites are Changing Space Exploration, Aksoy writes in 'The Conversation'
Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Mustafa Aksoy explains how CubeSats — satellites so small they may fit in your hand — are having an enormous impact on space exploration in an article for The Conversation.
A road closed sign is seen in an area flooded from Hurricane Helene.
UAlbany Experts Featured in National Media Coverage on Hurricane Helene
National media outlets are turning to UAlbany expertise as people seek insight on this historic storm.
A woman receives a bouquet of tulips
Move Over, Heartfelt Chats — It’s the Gift That Counts
Small gifts improve spirits better and faster than talking, according to the results of a new study co-authored by Hillary Wiener of the Massry School of Business.