Dozens of UAlbany Researchers Among World’s Top 2% of Scientists
The annual Stanford University report, published through Elsevier, creates a public database of top-cited researchers.
How a Technically 'Non-Technical' Woman Became One of New York’s Most Influential Public Technologists
In the high-stakes world of public sector tech, Dana Rosenstreich is a name that commands attention — not just for the systems she oversees, but for the quiet, relentless force of her leadership. As the Deputy Commissioner for Technology for the Office for the Aging and the Justice Center, Dana holds a role equivalent to Chief Information Officer for two major New York State agencies — a rare dual appointment that places her at the intersection of justice, elder care, and digital innovation.
UAlbany Introduces 60 New Faculty Members
The University at Albany welcomed 60 new faculty this fall, many of whom participated in the University’s annual Pecha Kucha held on Oct. 27 at the Performing Arts Center. The new faculty are joining 27 different departments across eight schools and colleges.
5 Questions with Timothy Weaver
Zohran Mamdani’s primary victory in the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor came as a surprise to many, but to Associate Professor Timothy Weaver, it highlighted a political landscape that has been shifting for decades.
Against the Odds: A Mother’s Path from Fellowship to Power
Hollyanne Lupi is adamant that being a young mother should never be a disincentive to pursuing one’s dreams. Whether single, partnered, or navigating life on the outskirts of traditional expectations, she firmly believes that motherhood, especially young motherhood, should not deter anyone from chasing their ambitions.
New Study Examines Implications of Cheap Fentanyl Production
A new analysis co-written by Rockefeller College's Shawn Bushway explores how the reduced cost of production could affect different players in the drug supply chain, from China to Mexico to the United States.
Alumni Spotlight: Florencia Feleder
Florencia Feleder’s career has taken her to the State Capitol in U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s office, to the presidential campaign trail, to the clean energy sector.
At each job, the 2019 graduate relied on skills and experiences she garnered at Rockefeller College.
Four Faculty Members Tapped for 'Pathbreaking Research' Talks
The presentations, covering topics ranging from health communication to the aviation industry's impact on climate, will take place on Oct. 31 from 10 a.m. to noon at ETEC as part of Day 5 of Research & Entrepreneurship Week 2025: Celebrating Research from Innovation to Impact.