In a testament to her budding brilliance, UAF’s Amanda Thompson was hailed as an NSF Graduate Research Fellow, the nation’s most prestigious award for promising scientists. This remarkable honor underscores her exceptional abilities in biology, where she delves into the genetic mysteries of Arctic plants. Her innovative research aims to unravel the secrets of adaptation and resilience in the face of environmental challenges. Amanda’s groundbreaking work has earned her a place among the elite scholars transforming our understanding of the natural world.
IARC Salon: Science to action
Join IARC scientists, policymakers, and experts at the IARC Salon: “Science to action.” This interactive event delves into the latest scientific discoveries, exploring the transformative power of knowledge in shaping policies and improving public health outcomes.
Through thought-provoking presentations, panel discussions, and Q&A sessions, attendees will delve into topics ranging from cancer prevention and control to the impact of environmental and occupational exposures. Together, we’ll navigate the journey from scientific evidence to real-world action, fostering collaboration and empowering informed decision-making for a healthier future.
Midnight Sun Science Symposium on April 14-15
Unveiling the Enigmas of the Midnight Sun: Science Symposium Delves into Arctic Summer Phenomena
As the Arctic summer approaches, scientists from around the globe will gather virtually for the “Midnight Sun Science Symposium.” This two-day event, hosted on April 14-15, will explore the intriguing scientific phenomena that occur during this unique season when the sun remains visible around the clock.
Experts will delve into the intricate interplay between the polar atmosphere, ocean, and ecosystems, shedding light on how the continuous sunlight shapes Arctic environments. From the peculiar behavior of polar wildlife to the complex atmospheric and oceanographic dynamics, this symposium promises a captivating journey into the depths of Arctic science.