The National Science Foundation has selected the University of Alaska Fairbanks to be the site of a new critical minerals research program, making it one of 12 new technology innovation centers across the nation that received federal funding. The new Critical Minerals Accelerator Engine in Alaska will receive $15 million in funding for two years […]
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