The University of Alaska Fairbanks will name its engineering building for UAF alumnus,
philanthropist and miner Joseph E. Usibelli during a naming ceremony Thursday, Aug. 4, 2022, at 4 p.m. in Cornerstone Plaza outside the
building.
A team of scientists will soon head to the Aleutian Islands aboard the research vessel
Sikuliaq on a voyage to reconstruct the region's ancient history of powerful storms.
Little is known about the Bering Sea’s long-ago record of extreme weather and the
factors that drove it.
Computers can be trained to better detect distant nuclear detonations, chemical blasts
and volcano eruptions by learning from artificial explosion signals, according to
a new method devised by UAF Geophysical Institute postdoctoral researcher Alex Witsil.
The UAF Recycling team normally collects paper, plastic, aluminum and cardboard. Due
to a temporary closure of the borough's Central Recycling Facility, the team will
begin picking up these materials up again when the CRF has re-opened.
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The College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences at the University of Alaska Fairbanks
is offering a new option within its undergraduate degree program that lets students
study remotely and on a flexible schedule.
Concur, UA’s travel system, will be updated Sept. 1, 2022, with a new look and improved
user interface. This update will offer a more robust solution for users while maintaining the system's
current functionality.
The Alaska Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration is back in Canada to help
prevent endangered North Atlantic right whales from colliding with vessels in the
busy Gulf of St. Lawrence. This marks the third year of ACUASI as an official part of the Canadian government's North Atlantic right whale monitoring program and its fifth year in the whale effort
overall.
A Bureau of Land Management archaeologist created a guide to identify old Hills Bros.
cans found at old cabin sites across Interior Alaska.
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