So much science! And we've only just started the second day of research presentations at the International Conference on Permafrost. Here's a quick look at some of the UA Fairbanks action from Day 1. #ICOP2024 Canadian Permafrost Association International Permafrost Association gi.alaska.edu/news/uaf-scien…

We’re erupting with excitement for our Elisabeth Nadin of Alaska Earthquake Center! Elisabeth contributed her science know-how to a new and bestselling book by acclaimed authors James Patterson and the late Michael Crichton. UA Fairbanks gi.alaska.edu/news/uaf-scien…

Congratulations to our very own Franz Meyer, the Franz J Meyer, for this honor. Franz truly is an evangelist for the rapidly evolving world of SAR. UA Fairbanks AKSatelliteFacility University of Alaska

Big congratulations to Research Professor Craig Heinselman of the UA Fairbanks Geophysical Institute for being honored with the Beynon Medal by EISCAT. gi.alaska.edu/news/uaf-physi…

UAF made the trek to Utqiaġvik to contribute to the Snow ALbedo eVOlution, or ‘SALVO, field campaign's final year. The campaign follows seasonal snowmelt transition on tundra/sea ice and examines how snowmelt drives seasonal evolution of Alaskan Arctic albedos. #SALVO2024 #UAF

Wow! Totally awesome video from a distant part of Alaska. So much cool work at the Alaska AVO #volcano

Major congratulations to our Franz J. Meyer, the Franz J Meyer, on receiving the Education Award from the IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society this month. Franz is passionate about remote sensing and what it can do in the world. AKSatelliteFacility UA Fairbanks gi.alaska.edu/news/uaf-remot…

Our @UAFGINA, always providing info from on high!

A 2022 cruise to the Aleutian Islands to learn about ancient storms and tsunamis has generated a traveling museum exhibit and video series to highlight the research and how scientists and Indigenous Alaskans worked together. UAF CFOS R/V Sikuliaq UA Fairbanks

Who are the stars at an autonomous systems conference? The autonomous systems, of course. The Alaska Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration has some of its aircraft on display at the second annual Global Autonomous Systems Conference, which opened today in Anchorage.

What a great opportunity!

A century-old Alaska #volcano eruption keeps on giving.

Imagine having days, weeks or months of warning that a major #earthquake is likely to hit somewhere in the region where you live. New research by a UA Fairbanks scientist helps move toward that. #seismology #quake gi.alaska.edu/news/uaf-scien…