205 Alaskan students awarded and supported between 2015 - 2019
$1,107,300 in direct student support awarded between 2015-2019
45 Interns placed with NASA centers and Alaska Industry partners between 2015-2019
75% of graduates from 2015-2019 now employed in STEM fields or pursuing advanced STEM degrees
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Jesse Brady at Langley
“Researching with the Langley Aeronautics Academy was the best summer of my life,” said Jesse Brady, a senior in mechanical engineering at UAA. Brady spent last summer in Virginia studying with some of the worlds top scientists. He added that the experience ultimately proved not only be the best…
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Brandt Lomen won the Invent Alaska Competition Grand Prize with his Pseudo-Sun Instrument.
Recent University of Alaska Fairbanks graduate Brandt Lomen has taken the top prize in the university’s 2018 Invent Alaska Competition for a device that can test solar cells on Earth, in space and on other planets by mimicking the light of the sun.
Lomen’s Pseudo-Sun Instrument was…
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