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The event showcased how artificial intelligence is transforming the entertainment industry, from generating music and digital art to powering interactive storytelling. 

UAlbany's BILPOC Faculty Advancement Initiative hosted its second annual “Lifting, Climbing, and Thriving Conference” on April 24. More than 100 attendees from UAlbany and partner institutions attended the conference titled “Making the Invisible Visible.” The day-long event included a series of speakers and panel discussions covering topics such as how to harness research and community engagement to create change and overcoming challenges of invisible labor.

The University at Albany announced a new partnership with Tomorrow.io, a leading weather technology company, to collaborate on developing new AI-driven wind and extreme weather forecasting models.

Jeremy Varghese, a second-year computer science master’s student, is passionate about advancing the use of immersive technologies in the medical community.

The University at Albany recently recognized faculty members who have gone above and beyond to support students at its annual Spark and Torch Awards ceremony, held April 11 in the Campus Center Multipurpose Room.

Students from the College of Integrated Health Sciences visited the United Nations Headquarters in New York City earlier this month to tour the facility, learn about U.N.'s work and research efforts, and gain a deeper understanding of the organization's impact on global public health.

Researchers at the Center for Behavioral Health Promotion and Applied Research at UAlbany are leveraging machine learning to help identify and analyze trends in college student health and mental health. So far, they’re finding that the models perform particularly well when predicting depression, which is one of the most prevalent mental health issues on campus.