Caroline Rafizadeh, a cognitive psychology PhD student at the University at Albany, monitors student Samantha Hetherington during an eye-tracking study on how viewers process TV weather alerts. The study found that cluttered on-screen warnings can distract from critical, life-saving details. Researchers say simplifying alerts could help viewers better focus on key instructions during severe weather events. (Photo by Patrick Dodson)
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Bring Judgment Day: Reclaiming Lead Belly’s Truths from Jim Crow’s Lies (Cambridge University Press, 2024) by History Professor Sheila Curran Bernard received a Special Recognition Award in the category of pop music for the 2025 Deems Taylor/Virgil Thomson Book Awards, presented by the ASCAP Foundation.
Alain Diebold and Ezra Pasikatan, PhD '24, co-authored an article in the Oct. 28 issue of the Journal of Applied Physics that examines non-destructive lateral cavity etch measurements of 8-superlattice layer nanowire test structures.
Jerold Gauriloff in UAlbany’s Sponsored Programs Administration office recently led a professional development session for the Research Foundation for SUNY focused on leading people responsibly by applying lessons and key insights from Jim Collins’ book Good to Great.
