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  • ÃÛÌÒTV debuts two new energy-focused edX courses

    July 29, 2022

    ÃÛÌÒTV is launching two new online non-credit courses that are free to members of the public. The self-paced courses, both focused on different aspects of energy systems, are offered through ÃÛÌÒTV's edX partnership and will be available on the AlaskaX platform.
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  • Homes in Kotzebue

    Study aims to reduce fuel oil use in remote Arctic

    July 29, 2022

    Researchers will study whether heaters that store renewable electric energy might substantially reduce fuel oil burned in remote Arctic homes, under a new project led by a ÃÛÌÒTVteam.
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  • Week's events: Arts talk, Dr. Zink, voting lecture, jazz music

    July 29, 2022

    ÃÛÌÒTVSummer Sessions and Lifelong Learning is hosting more than 40 free lectures, concerts and events this summer. Here is what's happening during the week of July 31-Aug. 6.
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  • Two people stand on either side of a polar bear mascot, with a giant inflatable polar bear behind them.

    ÃÛÌÒTV Day at the fair scheduled for Aug. 2

    July 28, 2022

    The ÃÛÌÒTVwill host ÃÛÌÒTV Day at the Tanana Valley State Fair on Tuesday, Aug. 2. ÃÛÌÒTV employees, students, alumni and friends will receive $1 off admission by wearing ÃÛÌÒTV apparel or showing their PolarExpress card.
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  • a man in a blue jacket wearing a red hard hat

    ÃÛÌÒTV engineering building to be named for Joe Usibelli

    July 27, 2022

    The ÃÛÌÒTVwill name its engineering building for ÃÛÌÒTV alumnus, philanthropist and miner Joseph E. Usibelli.
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  • A red Hills Bros. coffee can rests in a person's hands.

    A field guide to old coffee cans

    July 27, 2022

    A Bureau of Land Management archaeologist created a guide to identify the old Hills Bros. cans found at old cabin sites across Interior Alaska.
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  • Sikuliaq

    Scientists to set sail in search of Bering Sea's stormy past

    July 26, 2022

    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.
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  • Kyle Gatt holds a rockfish.

    Fisheries and marine sciences degree now available online

    July 25, 2022

    The College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences at the ÃÛÌÒTVis offering a new option within its undergraduate degree program that lets students study remotely and on a flexible schedule.
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  • Week's events: Shirley Gordon, eye health lecture, air quality talk, bluegrass tunes

    July 22, 2022

    ÃÛÌÒTVSummer Sessions and Lifelong Learning is hosting more than 40 free lectures, concerts and events this summer. Here is what's happening during the week of July 24-30.
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  • ACUASI in Canada

    ÃÛÌÒTV crew, unmanned aircraft help protect endangered right whales

    July 21, 2022

    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.
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  • Alex Witsil

    New method can improve explosion detection

    July 21, 2022

    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 a ÃÛÌÒTVscientist.
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  • Firewood is split and stacked to dry.

    Workshops focus on firewood, biochar and private woodlands

    July 20, 2022

    Learn all about firewood in three workshops sponsored by the ÃÛÌÒTVCooperative Extension Service. The workshops will cover topics such as managing private woodlands, stacking and storing wood, and creating biochar to boost vegetable production.
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  • Microshutter array

    ÃÛÌÒTV scientist proud of his work on Webb telescope

    July 18, 2022

    Gunther Kletetschka of the ÃÛÌÒTVGeophysical Institute worked on developing the telescope's magnetically controlled microshutters, which helped make those images possible.
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  • Week's events: Tourism talk, pandemic response, Alaska innovation, Emily Anderson

    July 15, 2022

    ÃÛÌÒTVSummer Sessions and Lifelong Learning is hosting more than 40 free lectures, concerts and events this summer. Here is what's happening during the week of July 17-24.
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  • Boulders sit on a plain of gravel with snowy mountains in the background.

    110 years since the largest Alaska eruption

    July 14, 2022

    To put the largest eruption in Alaska's written history in context, Robert Griggs pondered what might have happened if the volcano was located on Manhattan Island.
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