individuals to present their research, to interact with colleagues and mentors, and/or to obtain training in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics (STEAM) fields. Awards can be used to participate in conferences, workshops, trainings, or other appropriate academic activities, in person or remotely.
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Awards of up to $3,500 will be available on a rolling basis through Aug. 31, subject to continued availability of funds. Travel and/or participation must be completed by Sept. 30.
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May 3, 2021
In the race for automobile manufacturers to sustainably develop electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries are the key. To cross the finish line, the BMW Group has invited UAA geological sciences professor LeeAnn Munk, Ph.D., along for the ride.
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As Earth s lightest metal, lithium is used in several manufacturing applications including ceramics and glass. But what lithium is more known for is its role in the production of lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion batteries are extremely desirable because of their high recharge capacity and the fact that they provide a stable source of power.
Two-thirds of the world s lithium reserves are found in Latin America. However, there
for UAA chancellor and am deeply appreciative of the work the committee has done to advance this process. forums and Zoom sessions with our final candidates. Additionally, more than 500 of you took the time to share your impressions, concerns or counsel via the online feedback form.
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I am considering all input as I consult with the Board of Regents on who will fill the role of UAA s next chancellor. I anticipate making that announcement the week of May 10. been impressive, and is a testament to your collective passion for UAA and the critical work of higher education in Alaska.
Posted by Angela Denning | Apr 30, 2021
This sign is posted on the door of the Petersburg Post Office. (Photo by Angela Denning/KFSK)
April 30, 2021 Notes from KFSK’s Bi-Weekly COVID-19 Panel Discussion
Petersburg Borough’s Emergency Operations Center Incident Commander Karl Hagerman Incident Commander
–We are happy to report that there are no active cases in Petersburg right now. Things are looking pretty good, the risk level in Petersburg is really low, we’re at yellow, and we’re really happy to see that.
–As we get closer to the Little Norway Festival, I want to thank all the event planners that have submitted mitigation plans for their events and functions. It really helps the community to stay safe and keep our risk level low. Planning for those mitigations and making sure that participations and volunteers are safe during the festival is really important so we appreciate that. The Chamber of Commerce has been working diligently on that as well. They are co
Community collaboration enriches a new view of Black life in Alaska SPONSORED: Museum curators partnered with community members and private collectors to explore the lived experience of Black Alaskans. Author: Anchorage Museum
Presented by the Anchorage Museum
I don’t want to pass down the hardships of being Black to my kids, I want to pass down the good, the stuff that they can be proud of and the accomplishments and a strong culture and history. That’s legit Black joy to me. Jasmin Smith, Anchorage entrepreneur, teacher, consultant, community activist and mother Museum exhibitions are often planned years in advance. There is research to be done, collaboration and conversations to be had, loans to arrange, exhibition design and fabrication to take place, and events to organize.