ACPHS In The News

Kaito Tsutsui was surprised to learn that prior to the COVID pandemic – before he embarked on the professional portion of his pharmacy training – there had been an option for ACPHS students to complete a clinical rotation in Tokyo.  So when he found out it was being reinstated, he jumped at the opportunity, which aligned perfectly with his plans

This is a lightly edited version of a story in Breakthroughs magazine. Let’s say you’re a patient with diabetes. The keys to keeping your condition under control are diet, exercise, medication – and regular monitoring to keep your blood sugar in check

Win Thurlow of LifeSciences NY moderates a panel discussion during BioInnovation Forum 2023. (Photo: Patrick Dodson, University at Albany)    The creation of a “biotech ecosystem” in the Capital Region was the focus of the second BioInnovation Forum, as speakers talked about the promise of bringing together academic and industrial partners to leverage each other’s strengths and create marketable opportunities

Dancan Sandy's Oruko is a pharmaceutical sciences student from Kenya. In June 2023, he participated in the NIIMBL eXperience, a program of the National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals that was hosted at ACPHS. The eXperience is an exclusive, in-person, all-expenses-paid immersion program that offers underrepresented minority students’ real-world insight into biopharmaceutical industry careers through hands-on activities and direct interactions with industry professionals

On Friday, October 20, 2023, ACPHS students embarked on the Albert M. White Gymnasium to meet with prospective employers and learn about graduate programs and other post-graduation opportunities at the 2023 Career Fair sponsored by the Center for Student Success

This article is excerpted from Breakthroughs magazine. In one vision of the Capital Region’s economic future, the area’s already thriving life sciences industry expands to, well, not exactly rival Boston, but certainly provide companies with a viable alternative to that high-cost, tightly packed tech hub

Marialuisa Berghela’s decision to research breast cancer in graduate school was grounded in her love of science. It was also deeply personal. As she completed her bachelor’s degree in biology at The College of St. Rose in Albany, Berghela (pictured above, left) became laser focused on finding a graduate program that would move her toward the goal of finding new treatments for the more than 300,000 Americans diagnosed with the illness each year

   

In a formal ceremony resplendent with pageantry, ACPHS President Toyin Tofade virtually delivered a keynote address and was honored as a Goodwill Ambassador by the alumni association of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Nigeria, during the group’s 60th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee on Oct

The second annual BioInnovation Forum takes place October 18, 2023.     Dr. William Belden’s biotech company was just an idea established by legal paperwork a year ago, when he decided to attend the Capital Region’s BioInnovation Forum