UAF Arctic Innovation Competition
Alaska's Original Idea Contest | All Ages
Over $45,000 Awarded!
Presenting Tuesday, April 1:
Breakaway Electrical Plug Adapter
Matthew Bierer
Permawall Ground Cooling Technology
Simon Evans
Combatting Storm Intensification cause by Climate Change
Bobby Floyd & April Karen Floyd
Expanding Electronic Biomarker Tools for Fisheries and Citizen Science
Pedro Bertemes Filho. Courtney Capps, Keith Cox, Jessica Lincoln
PsycheMAP: Quantifiable Psychiatry
Rudra Patel
Presenting Wednesday, April 2:
The Root of Rhodiola: An Inquiry into Chemical Extraction
Noah Emerson
Stellar Minds
Keanu Henry
Peony Botanical Extract
Michael Williams & Paula A. Williams
Alaska Adaptable Kit Foundation System
Ryan Tinsley, Stacey Fritz, Jessica McKay & Dan Fritz
Arctic AutoGrow Systems: The Self-Burrowing Greenhouse Transforming Food Security
Noah Valade
JR FINALISTS
Sensory Blocking Hats
Sydney Plumlee
SnowZip
Jaden Webb, Sean Palchikoff and Mary Ann Palchikoff
Power Outage Less Waiting
Kyra Whitton, Endelyn Whitton and Kolton Paul
Worksheet Eraser
Ruby Tansy
LungNet
Mahi Patel
CRISPR for Cancer Treatment
Yedidia Diboue
CUB FINALISTS
Ball-B-Safe
Denali Walrath
Frazzled Frozen Free
Denali Walrath
Family Friendly kitchen
Ruby Meurlott
Pop up pet therapy
Isabella Meurlott
Biodegradable Hand Warmers
Hayden Penn
Mariculture Farming Site Assessment and Selection Tool
Nirbhuy Arun
Gain Exposure for Your Company
“I have probably pitched Prismatext 100-200 times in over a dozen different iterations. It’s a lot, but it’s important to get this stuff under your belt. Always be working on other things for your product or your business, and take any and all feedback. Along the way you'll learn how to distill and extract meaning from it.” - Zak Erving, 2022 First Place Winner, CEO of Prismatext
Broaden Your Entrepreneurial Toolkit and Soft Skills- At Any Age!
“I want to do the Arctic Innovation Competition until the end. I gained more public speaking skills, learned how to answer questions on the spot, how to study and create more ideas. My favorite part was seeing the different presentations and how I can improve as I get older.” -Denali Walrath, two-time Cub Division Competitor and Winner
Advance in Your Career
Eric Hartley, one of the 2018 AIC competitors, was a part of the start-up weekend team that created the perfect solution for late nights out when all you need is a little bit of comfort: the Hoodillow. Imagine a soft and cozy hoodie, with an added twist - a neck pillow sewn right into the hood.
Since AIC, he has made big moves in his career while simultaneously starting a business. He is currently the Marketing and Events Manager for the Alaska Center of Innovation, Commercialization, and Entrepreneurship (Center ICE), one of AIC's valuable partners.