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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.
Overlooked jellyfish play big role in Gulf of Alaska
Jellyfish have been successful predators in the Gulf of Alaska. But few studies have focused on the role jellyfish play in the gulf’s ecosystem or how jellyfish affect commercially important finfish, such as pollock. Heidi Mendoza-Islas wants to change that.
STEMSEAS participants on Sikuliaq find science in stormy seas
A series of storms threatened to derail Anne-Lise Ducluzeau’s DNA sequencing workshop aboard the R/V Sikuliaq last fall. She and her STEMSEAS students found ways to rise above the challenge.
Researchers delve into unexamined world of Alaska seaweed
In Alaska, few studies have explored seaweed, even though there is growing interest in harvesting it for food and fertilizer. Brian Ulaski and Brenda Konar are taking some important first steps to determine whether seaweed and wrack can be harvested more broadly in Southcentral Alaska.
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