News & Opportunities
News
We are pleased to announce that the 2024 All Hands Meeting will take place August 6-8, 2024 at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
We are excited to announce that the 2024 Instrumentation Discovery Travel Grant (IDTG) will be a special call for Critical Zone Science applications!
The 2023 CUAHSI Annual Members Report has been published and is accessible on our website.
Dr. Vidya Samadi and CUAHSI invite you to volunteer for a research study to help us understand water science community members’ needs with respect to machine learning, data analytics and cloud computing CyberTraining.
The CyberWater beta version has been released! Visit the website to download the software and to learn about all of the related information. Start testing CyberWater now and see for yourself how to create simple, reusable, and reproducible workflows that can be executed repeatedly and shared with little hassle.
CUAHSI piloted a webinar series on data services to train users on CUAHSI data infrastructure and give users direct access to CUAHSI support staff. You can find recorded versions of past webinars on both topics on our YouTube channel.
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Upcoming Events
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WaterSoftHack CyberTraining Event
Join WaterSoftHack 2024, taking place from July 22 to August 02 (virtually via Zoom). This CyberTraining project aims to cultivate the workforce that creates, utilizes, and supports advanced cyberinfrastructure (CI) workflows and tools to enable and potentially transform fundamental water science education and research.
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Navigating Academic Waters: Bridging the Gap: Aligning Academic Training with Professional Expectations
A significant challenge for new graduates is the transition from academic environments to the diverse demands of sectors such as industry, government, and academia. This seminar seeks to address these challenges by identifying the crucial gaps that students face as they transition from academic institutions to professional environments in various sectors.
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Navigating Academic Waters: Collaboration and Building your Networks
In this seminar, attendees will hear from panelists about forging relationships, whether that be via formal collaborations or informal peer support networks. Panelists who have a track record of working and collaborating across disciplines will share strategies for identifying mentors and their strengths (mentor mapping), and share tips for collaborating on projects effectively.
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Navigating Academic Waters: Giving Back and Providing Service as a student and early career hydrologist
In this seminar, panelists will discuss types of service opportunities that are a good fit for student and early-career researchers. We will speak with leaders across multiple service avenues in the hydrologic sciences in order to better inform your decision whether or not to engage in service opportunities and how to make those opportunities fulfilling and worthwhile.
