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University of Alaska Throws Down the Engineering Gauntlet

This isn’t just about the $2,000 prize. It’s also about building an online community and connecting petroleum engineers from around the country.
  • By Sharon Verbeten
  • October 29, 2014

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University of Alaska Throws Down the Engineering Gauntlet
This graphic illustrates one of the key challenges of the UAF Petroleum Engineering Challenge: getting heavy oil out of a reservoir with specific properties.

Petroleum engineering students from around the nation can now connect with others in the discipline and possibly win $2,000 for their research.

The Petroleum Engineering Challenge, offered by the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF), will help students collaborate on ways to...

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