Science for Alaska in Anchorage April 24 and 25

April 24, 2012

Marmian Grimes

The Science for Alaska Lecture Series will host two public lectures in Anchorage to conclude its 2012 season.

On April 24, Greg Walker, manager of Poker Flat Research Range and the UA Unmanned Aircraft Program, will present “Alaska – As Seen From an Unmanned Aircraft.” On April 25, Kenrick Mock and Bodgan Hoanca of the University of Alaska Anchorage will feature their newly patented eye-scanning technology in their lecture, “Protecting Our Eye-Dentity: New Methods for Information Security.” Both lectures take place at 7:30 p.m. in Rasmuson Hall on the UAA campus.

Science for Alaska is one of the largest outreach endeavors of the Geophysical Institute. For 20 years, the project has brought entertaining and educational lectures to communities throughout the state, focused on current science underway at UA. The Geophysical Institute and Alyeska Pipeline Service Company sponsor Science for Alaska.

For more information about the speakers, visit the Anchorage lecture series website.