The Science Education Outreach Network: Science at your fingertips!
University of Alaska Museum of the North
Open Monday - Saturday - 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Leggy OPEN NOW
The exhibit will feature live spiders, tarantulas, centipedes, scorpions and more. There will also be a darkened gallery where visitors can enter the secret world of nocturnal insects, creatures that are most active in the dark.
ADDITIONAL CONTACTS: Derek Sikes, UAMN curator of entomology, at 907-474-6278 or via email at dssikes@alaska.edu.
Nanook Basketball, Hockey and Rifle
Basketball and Rifle at the UAF Patty Center - Hockey at the Carlson Center
Come out to see Basketball at the UAF Patty Center.
February 11, 3:00 pm - Nanook Women vs. Western Washington
February 16, 7:00 pm - Nanook Men vs. Western Oregon
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Come see Hockey at the Carlson Center
February 10, 7:00 pm - Nanooks vs.Lake Superior
February 11, 7:00 pm - Nanooks vs.Lake Superior
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Rifle at the UAF Patty Center
Nanooks vs. Jacksonville State and Nebraska, NCAA Qualifiers
STRING FLING - Chamber Music Workshops for Youngsters
Friday, Feb. 10, Saturday, Feb. 11, Sunday, Feb. 12 - UAF Music Wing & Great Hall area
- Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm - Student Workshops
- Saturday, 5:30 pm - Student Recitals
- Sunday, 4:00 pm - Faculty Concert
University of Alaska Press
Read about Alaska and the circumpolar regions
What's happening at the Geophysical Institute
Want to learn more about Venus and planetary research?
How about air quality in Fairbanks?
Click here to read the latest Geophysical Institute Quarterly. You can also "leaf through" earlier GI Quarterlies.
Alaska Inventors Day - Saturday, Feb. 11
Geophysical Institute, 9:00am - 4:00pm
- resources available to local inventors
- tour the GI Machine and Electronics Shops
- meet with Interior mayors and local inventors.
Science for Alaska Series - February 14
Recent Earthquakes that Shook the World with Natalia Ruppert
Westmark Hotel Gold Room 7:00 PM
For more information, please visit the Science for Alaska website.
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FOR TEACHERS
The University of Alaska Fairbanks is offering a professional development course for Alaska educators this spring.
Teachers can enroll to earn up to three credits. The course will build upon topics introduced in the 2012 Science For Alaska Lecture Series and will cover how to connect classrooms with practicing scientists and cutting-edge research.
All assignments are completed online, so teachers can set their own schedule. For more information and registration forms, visit www.scienceforalaska.com.
ON THE WEB: www.scienceforalaska.com
Toxic Threat: Coal and Your Health - Lecture
Wednesday, February 15, 6:00pm - 9:30pm, Wood Center Ballroom
Scientific talk presented by Dr. Alan Lockwood, Physicians for Social Responsibility.
For additional information please contact, Mary van Muelken, at fyabnp@uaf.edu
Frontiers
Research at America's Arctic University
In the current issue...
- Exploring the Chukchi Sea
- Making sense of SIDS
- Meet Michael Castellini ,
Dean of the School of Fisheris and Ocean Science
- See the 2011 Alaska Native Language Map
- and more...
Click here to visit the National Science Foundation's, science360. This news service keeps you up-to-date on breaking science that shapes your world.
Agroborealis
agriculture, soils, geography, forest sciences, and natural resources research
Explore food security, climate change, economic and community resilience, wildlife management, and energy production research at the School of Natural Resources & Agricultural Sciences. Read the current issue and page through past.
What's Going on?
Aurora
Aurora magazine is published twice a year for alumni and friends of the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
