Research is a powerful engine.
Discovery yields new knowledge, spurs innovation and generates impact.
The impact of University at Albany research is wide-ranging. Our scientists are developing solar energy resources; advancing novel approaches to treating diseases using RNA technologies; helping governments implement technology; using evidence-based research to inform public policy; commercializing knowledge; and utilizing nanotechnology to enable global competitiveness. We are also training professionals.
Research expenditures totaling $337.4 million in 2010-11 reflect the scope of work. UAlbany ranked an impressive 58th out of 697 higher education institutions in a 2009 National Science Foundation survey of research expenditures.
This report provides an overview of UAlbany's vast research enterprise, highlights key pillars of strength and features examples of innovation driving economic development.
Vice President for Research James A. Dias
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Translational Impact of Life Sciences Research
Researchers in the life sciences are shedding new light on the molecular basis of life processes and disease, as well as potential treatments.
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Leveraging Information and Computational Technology
University at Albany researchers make their mark in areas such as the behavior of terrorist organizations, new computing approaches for large networks and the use of information to advance fair trade.
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Exploring Political-Economic Possibilities in Public Policy
Public policy research at University at Albany touches upon a broad range of disciplines, including education, public health, international affairs, and social welfare.
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Marlene Belfort: Stellar Researcher and Mentor
At UAlbany's RNA Institute, Belfort focuses that zeal on attracting and nurturing a cluster of accomplished young scientists, while contributing her considerable scientific expertise.
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Creating a Culture of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Through its research and outreach programs, the University at Albany is leveraging knowledge for the economic benefit and stability of businesses and governments worldwide.
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Technology Transfer and Commercialization
Carolyn McDonald's patents in the field of X-ray imaging are only one of the areas UAlbany's researchers are seeing their work transfered to the commercial sector.
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Data Bank
Financial Expenditure and Cost Data
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Office of the Vice President for Research
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