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side-by-side photos show a man in a lab coate looking into a microscope, a woman in paint-splattered coveralls near painting supplies, and a man in lab coat sifting material into a plastic bin. In the left corner a purple logo says UALBANY SHOWCASE.
Mark Your Calendars: Thursday is Showcase
More than 1,500 students will show their research, scholarly and creative work through more than 900 presentations all around the Uptown Campus for Showcase Day.
A woman speaks in front of a projector screen at the UAlbany mathematics conference.
UAlbany Conference Celebrates Women in Mathematics
UAlbany is partnering with the Association for Women in Mathematics to honor the 50-year legacy of the organization as it hosts “Women in Algebra and Combinatorics. Northeast Conference Celebrating the Association for Women in Mathematics: 50 Years and Counting."
CEHC students Jay Parker and Hadley Santos control drones and robotics in the pop up tent at ETEC.
CEHC Students Demonstrate Drones, Robotics Through Emerging Tech Course
The students were featured during the Spring 2023 Falconer Lecture series at ETEC.
side-by-side photos of Michelle Dong and Teresa Mejia
Sophomore, Doctoral Student Among Winners of New State Scholarship for Mental Health Professionals
Two UAlbany students are among the first recipients of a new $4 million state scholarship program designed to support underrepresented students working on degrees in the mental health field.
Skyline of Albany from across the Hudson River.
The City Authentic: A Q&A with David Banks
Banks, a lecturer in the Department of Geography, Planning, and Sustainability, shares a preview of his new book "The City Authentic: How the Attention Economy Builds Urban America.”
Large storm waves engulf a pier in Ventura County, Calif.
Atmospheric Rivers Bring Historic Rainfall to California: A Q&A with Ryan Torn
These storm systems produce deadly flooding, mudslides, severe thunderstorms and tornadoes, costing an average of $1.1 billion in damage annually on the West Coast of the U.S.
A student sits at a computer terminal with multiple screens and dials in a physics lab.
UAlbany Launches Master’s Program in Computational Physics
The University at Albany is launching a master’s degree in computational physics to train future physicists, engineers and computer hardware and software designers to harness the power of numerical solutions of complex physical problems.