The US Arctic Research Commission and the UAF Geophysical Institute hosted a workshop on geologic hydrogen, discussing current research and examining what’s needed to develop a potential new form of energy in Alaska’s rocks.
Behind every crisp sheet and spotless uniform, Alaska’s commercial laundries keep their clients clean and tidy.
With housing in short supply in Anchorage while office buildings stand empty, why not convert commercial space into homes? One successful conversion in the Spenard neighborhood illustrates why the obvious solution is rarely practical.
Foundation Health Partners helps keep Interior residents healthy through the Fairbanks Memorial Hospital, Tanana Valley Clinic, Denali Center.
As supply chains lag and the cost of food continues to rise, the issue of food security has moved to the forefront, with several manufacturers, retailers, and innovators advocating for increased use of hydroponics to supplement food supplies.
Employers are compelled by regulations and their own moral standards to prioritize the health of their employees. For those employees whose work requires that they manage bad weather, remote worksites, aggressive wildlife, or other hazards, additional training can give them the tools they need to get home safe every day.
Battling chronic pain is a mission in which the enemy can’t be cured or conquered—only tamed. Alaska’s pain specialists share their methods and philosophies for improving the quality of life for all Alaskans.
Green had already been developing content for social media prior to his decision to start Glacier Marketing Group, but he wanted to do more than just start a business, he wanted to build a brand.
Concrete structures can last a lifetime or, in the case of the Roman Pantheon and Colosseum, outlast the culture that built them. Despite its staying power, manufacturers and mix-designers are always looking for ways to improve concrete for enhanced performance and environmental sustainability.