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UAF College of Natural Science and Mathematics graduate student Amy Hendricks speaks about her atmospheric sciences research at the Geophysical Institute.
Her research, she said, illustrates the possibilities available for graduate students in Alaska. “Just being able to really bring the research to reality is something that graduate students at UAF have a lot of opportunity to do,” she said.
Alaska offers graduate students an extraordinary laboratory, from beyond the Arctic coast, to out on the waters of the Bering and Chukchi seas, to the slopes of Alaska’s mountains and volcanoes, to the glowing winter sky above — and much more.
Read more about Amy's research and why it's an exciting time in climate science: https://www.gi.alaska.edu/our-students/meet-phd-student-amy-hendricks
University of Alaska Fairbanks
UAF College of Natural Science and Mathematics graduate student Amy Hendricks speaks about her atmospheric sciences research at the Geophysical Institute.
Her research, she said, illustrates the possibilities available for graduate students in Alaska. “Just being able to really bring the research to reality is something that graduate students at UAF have a lot of opportunity to do,” she said.
Alaska offers graduate students an extraordinary laboratory, from beyond the Arctic coast, to out on the waters of the Bering and Chukchi seas, to the slopes of Alaska’s mountains and volcanoes, to the glowing winter sky above — and much more.
Read more about Amy's research and why it's an exciting time in climate science: https://www.gi.alaska.edu/our-students/meet-phd-student-amy-hendricks
University of Alaska Fairbanks
