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The Office of Intellectual Property and Commercialization is the stop for any student, staff, or faculty interested in moving their ideas and innovations into beneficial applications with societal impacts. We provide support and answer questions on the process for patenting and licensing inventions. We also provide services to help you further innovate and test ideas or inventions through Alaska Center ICE. Please direct any questions to uaf-oipc@alaska.edu or call us at (907) 474-2605, We are here to serve you!
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Welcome: Arctic Innovator Dr. Nathan Prisco
The first Arctic Innovator, Dr. Nathan Prisco, started on Sept. 14 and will be working on an ammonia-based technology with the potential to transform Alaska’s energy economy and satisfy growing demand for cleaner fuels in the maritime industry (click here for DNV GL’s market outlook report).
ICE Jam Series Professional Networking Event Oct. 6!
ICE Jam is for anyone and everyone wanting to get involved in the startup community. It offers workshops, social events, networking opportunities and more! Register for the event here.
IDEAs Award Winners Could Change DNA Research
This year’s UAF top IDEAs Award went to Andrej Podlutsky and Robert Williams of the UAF Institute of Arctic Biology and Department of Biology and Wildlife for their Vertical Comet: A novel electrophoresis assay design.
Aquagga Continues to Make an Impact
If the Aquagga technology can be proven to remove some of the carbon and break down the PFAS in the leachate, it will be one step closer to technical validation. The PFAS breakdown requires specialized testing and the team is eagerly awaiting the lab results.
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