News Center Archive

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UAlbany Scientists Explore New Molecular Tool to Treat Retinal Degenerative Disease
RNA Institute research team receives funding to explore a new molecular tool for treating retinal degenerative disease
Students and faculty hold up mapping drones in the Lecture Center.
UAlbany Celebrates Geographic Information Systems Day
Students were offered an inside look at the GIS industry during an open house in the Lecture Center.
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5 Questions with Sarah Domoff: Exploring Social Media and Youth Mental Health
Sarah Domoff shares insights on the ways that social media can shape youth mental health, strategies for healthy social media use and ways that regulation rooted in policy can help
Audrey Puente of FOX 5 NY stands in front of the ETEC research and development complex.
UAlbany Researchers Featured on FOX 5 New York ‘Weather Extremes’ Special
FOX 5's Audrey Puente visited the ETEC research and development complex earlier this month to learn about how UAlbany is using artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies, to improve weather prediction and emergency response.
The UAlbany football team celebrates its first CAA football title on Saturday, Nov. 18.
Football Celebrates First CAA Title, Prepares for FCS Playoffs
UAlbany's football team is headed to the FCS Championship. On Saturday, the Great Danes walloped Monmouth, 41-0, earning a share of their first Colonial Athletic Association title. On Sunday, the team found out it earned one of the top eight seeds, and with it the right to host a home game on Dec. 2 at noon.
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UAlbany Africana Studies Faculty Awarded $100,000 Grant to Grow Field, Increase Community Engagement
The University at Albany’s Africana Studies faculty have been awarded a $100,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation to support their work in making an impact and growing the field of Africana studies across local communities and beyond.
First annual UAlbany student pitch competition.
Quick Pitch Competition Concludes Research and Entrepreneurship Week
UAlbany hosted its 1st Annual Quick Pitch Competition, which was designed to simulate an elevator-style pitch by giving faculty, staff and students a chance to pitch their ideas in 90 seconds or less.