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At the UAF College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, we challenge our students to explore academically, geographically and culturally. We are a community of scholars that provides opportunities for students to learn and conduct research in some of the most beautiful and pristine locations in the world.
UAF researcher goes with the flow of ocean currents
Not all ocean research involves living on a ship for a month, counting whales, or diving underwater and collecting data beneath the surface of the ocean. Some oceanographers create models that show how ocean currents move from region to region.
CFOS launches new research video featuring Sikuliaq
Learn about the exciting research conducted at CFOS, featuring Seth Danielson, Bradley Moran, Franz Mueter and Brenda Konar.
Collective movement studies may enhance salmon management
A CFOS professor is part of an international team of scientists exploring the implications of collective movement on the ecology, evolution and management of species such as Alaska salmon.
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