UAlbany Visit to India Marks New Milestone with Ramaiah Institute of Science and Management
UAlbany traveled to India this week to mark a new milestone in its partnership with the Ramaiah Institute of Science and Management (RISM), joining university officials, academic leaders and industry partners for the formal launch of the new STEM and management university in Bengaluru. The launch highlighted UAlbany's role as a knowledge partner to RISM, providing guidance on curriculum and faculty development.
UAlbany Mobile Air Quality Lab Visits South Colonie Middle School
South Colonie students received a unique science lesson last week when the University at Albany’s air quality lab on wheels rolled into Lisha Kill Middle School.
5 Questions with Mary Arvin, Director of Title IX Compliance and Sexual Misconduct Response
The University at Albany welcomes Mary Arvin as director of Title IX Compliance and Sexual Misconduct Response and Title IX coordinator, overseeing University-wide compliance efforts, supports education through training and helps foster an environment grounded in respect and equity.
Rockefeller Alum Named President of Emory University
Christopher L. Augostini, a Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy alum, has been elected the 22nd president of Emory University.
CTG UAlbany, CDTA Explore AI Tools for Bus Shelter Maintenance
Researchers and students at CTG UAlbany are helping CDTA address that challenge using mobile sensors and artificial intelligence. Through an ongoing partnership, CTG UAlbany has adapted its Community Asset Tracker platform to identify maintenance conditions at bus shelters using AI-enabled camera sensors mounted on CDTA buses.
Report Shows Continued Healthcare Workforce Shortages Across New York State
According to a new report from the Center for Health Workforce Studies, New York State's healthcare workforce is growing, yet persistent workforce shortages and regional disparities remain.
Landmark State Funding Boosts New York State Mesonet
The $2 million funding marks the first time the state has earmarked operating support for the network, which was built for New York State by UAlbany using federal disaster aid following Superstorm Sandy.