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...think the engineers knew that frozen layer was different," said Zhaohui "Joey" Yang, associate director at the Alaska University Transportation Center. "They didn't know how different."The earthquake also offered new insights into soil...
...less than a month before Mariners pitchers and catchers report, and with hoops action from the Pac 12 and two Alaska universities ongoing, here's hoping both sides keep all their options open and resolve this dilemma quickly.? Charles Ward...
FAIRBANKS - Like alchemists with an especially grubby laboratory, researchers at the Alaska University Transportation Center have spent the past four years working to transform powder into rock. "We're taking this," said AUTC...
...education related, and spread throughout the state. That includes three long-sought school projects in western Alaska, University of Alaska facilities in Fairbanks, Anchorage, Mat-Su, Kenai and elsewhere, and $18.5 million towards a...
...established by the transportation bill that Congress approved last month. UA Regents last week voted to establish the Alaska University Transportation Center, plus a research facility established through federal energy bill money, the Arctic Engineering...
...Cahill said. A further requirement is that students who intern with the permanent fund itself must be attending Alaska universities. Outside firms probably place more emphasis on grade-point averages, while the permanent fund is looking for...
...American Federation of Teachers is working to organize most of the remaining nonunion workers at the University of Alaska. University of Alaska Staff United is coordinating a card-signing campaign among the university's administrative and technical-support...
...at Neets Bay because development there could jeopardize SARA, one of the most profitable hatcheries in Southeast Alaska. University and state officials said the land grants are needed to put the University of Alaska on par with other Western land...
...in Kodiak. Gordon Pullar is director of the Department of Alaska Native and Rural Development, College of Rural Alaska, University of Alaska, Fairbanks. Pullar admits that when he returned to Kodiak Island in 1983 to assume the presidency of...
...Metlakatla to start construction of the Annette Bay Ferry Terminal; $3,243,400 to the University of Alaska for the Alaska University Transportation Center; and $2 million to Anchorage for acquisition of snow removal equipment at the Ted Stevens...