Dr. William Burt from the University of Alaska Fairbanks discusses the first known use of...
Two reports recently released by the Cold Climate Housing Research...
Winds along Alaska’s northwestern coasts are increasing at an alarming rate, according to a new study...
UAF engineers from the Alaska Center for Energy and Power (ACEP) have implemented what they believe to be the first fuel...
“By the time you have a large earthquake it might be too late. If you do not know anything about the region, you...
Scientists and teachers gathered for the Fresh Eyes on Ice workshop, part of a project intended to create a database of...
Artificial intelligence is changing one of the most tedious of biologists' tasks: fish counting.
Scientists from 19 different countries have teamed up to figure out why the Arctic is warming faster than any other region on the...
A researcher from the University of Alaska Fairbanks is preparing for an international trip...
UAF researcher prepares for expedition, icebreaker frozen in sea ice for a year.
A dream that first began as an 8 -year-old boy, Leroy Chiao knew what he was going to be after watching Apollo 11 land on the moon. Dr. Leroy Chiao started his...
Hundreds of kids gathered at the UAF Reichardt building for the annual science potpourri.
The 2019 science potpourri will feature three different live science shows and multiple kid friendly, science based activities.
The Science for Alaska Lecture series kicked off Tuesday night with the Science of Smoke, Fairbanks' particulate...
Students and parents gathered at the Noel Wein Library Saturday, to get a head start on the upcoming...
Starting in spring of 2019 the University of Alaska Fairbanks is offering a new course to students with prior college chemistry background.
We spoke to the Department of Transportation about how they work to mitigate permafrost risks when building in the interior.
Seventy percent of infrastructure in the arctic could be at serious risk from permafrost thawing...
