From technology that helps dog owners train their pets to systems that measure wind conditions in real time, UAlbany researchers, students and entrepreneurs are finding new ways to turn ideas into ...

As rapidly evolving technology creates new security risks, the University at Albany is helping strengthen the cybersecurity workforce through a $1.5 million national initiative examining how ...

UAlbany students are gearing up for the upcoming midterm elections with a voter registration drive, Election Night watch party and Constitution Day essay contest.

Ever wondered how to lift a fingerprint? How to build a DNA profile from a single strand of hair? How to analyze blood splatter? The University at Albany’s Forensic Science Club is the place to go.

The University at Albany is moving forward with a comprehensive renovation of its Physical Education Building after securing funding for the next phase of the project. The project includes a $76 ...

For Prabin Sharma, a PhD student at UAlbany’s College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity, the effect of recent devastating floods in Nepal was much more than a piece of ...

For UAlbany students Cat Brady and Otto Vaval, the Theatre Program’s production of “The Drunken City” is more than an opportunity to bring a play to the stage. It’s a chance to put their classroom ...

The fabrication and demonstration of the 15-kilovolt silicon carbide device helps establish a U.S. pipeline for next-generation power electronics.

As demand for mental health care outpaces access to human providers, millions are turning to AI chatbots to get the support they need. Most of these tools were not designed for mental health support, ...

UAlbany students are gearing up for the upcoming midterm elections with a voter registration drive, Election Night watch party and Constitution Day essay contest.

We’re excited to spotlight Mike Baumgardner, assistant dean of public engagement and enrollment at the College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity.

An associate professor in UAlbany’s Department of Africana, Latin American, Caribbean & Latinx Studies, Hetland was named to the one of 12 new fellows from 10 SUNY campuses to develop programs on ...