2025 Science for Alaska Winter Talks
(in-person and virtual)

The Geophysical Institute is excited to share Science for Alaska events with our Fairbanks community, and virtually with science enthusiasts across the country and world!

Our traditional winter talk series will take place each Tuesday evening in February 2025. The series will also include a K-12 family science night on Tuesday, Jan. 28, and a Pub kickoff event on Thursday, Jan. 30. Check back soon for more details.

For more information, email uaf-gi-public-info@alaska.edu or call 907-474-7787.

About Science for Alaska:

Science for Alaska is one of the largest public outreach efforts undertaken each year by the Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

For over 30 years, the series has brought current scientific research to communities throughout the state. Administrators, faculty, staff and the public weigh-in on possibilities for speakers and topics to be included in the popular lecture series. The result is a well-rounded event that pools expertise from scientists studying in various locales in Alaska, on topics as diverse as satellites to beavers.

Science for Alaska has grown tremendously since its inception in the early 1990s. Today, lectures are offered in Fairbanks and online, as well as on DVDs that are accessible through the Alaska library system. New science outreach events bring local research to Fairbanks K-12 audiences.

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