University of Alaska - Fairbanks

University of Alaska Fairbanks is a public, comprehensive research university of about 7,900 students and Alaska’s principal research center, with a place-based character. Its Fairbanks campus connects to research locations statewide, including field stations, marine facilities, and specialized test sites for Arctic and sub-Arctic work. Applied research engages communities, utilities, agencies, and industry through hands-on facilities, outreach networks, and an adjacent National Laboratory of the Rockies campus. Federal support includes NSF, DoD, NASA, DOE, and NOAA-related programs. A dedicated commercialization office supports patenting, licensing, market entry, and startup formation.