Super cool insights into HABs! They can be a problem for rivers too - not just lakes.

I'm considering postdoc applications for the opportunity below for two more weeks - please pass along to those who might be interested in studying eXplainable AI in hydrology! June 1 application deadline.

We're hiring! Work with EcoJillBaron, Michael F Meyer, and I to synthesize 40+ years of biogeochemical data from lakes across the southern Rocky Mtns. Pay range $65-75k, negotiable start date jobs.colorado.edu/jobs/JobDetail… Funded by USGS Climate North Central Climate Adaptation Science Center for 2+ years

I have an opening for a 2-year postdoc fellowship at #VTCEE on large-sample hydrology, water quality, and eXplainable AI. The position is in NoVA, close to DC with many opportunities for work and play. Please share broadly! Start date is August (but can be flexible). Email me!

We're in the news! 'KU faculty [and academic staff] overwhelmingly approve formation of union...' #UnionYES
www2.ljworld.com/news/ku/2024/a…

This last year has been filled with so many good moments - I am still looking for a PhD student and postdoc to work on my #NSF CAREER award regarding applying interpretable AI and game theory toward understanding landscape connectivity to rivers. Please share widely :)!!

A full professor position for urban water management at our department of Hydrosciences TU Dresden! Onpy one more day to apply: m.dresden-concept-jobs.de/#/en/offers/17…

Yay for the QuEST project!

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I'm thrilled to share new work with David Brady (@davebrady72.bsky.social) , Katharine Mach, Jochen Schubert, Eva-Marie Hamill, and Steven J. Davis
'Quantifying Social Inequalities in Flood Risk'
doi.org/10.1061/AOMJAH…
-In ASCE OPEN, new open-access j. for multi-disciplinary rsrch
ascelibrary.org/journal/aomjah

Anyone have contract lab suggestions for a place that can analyze nutrients (TN, TP), carbon (TOC, TC), and trace elements in sediment samples?

Something like the USGS National WQ Lab in Denver - AFAIK they only accept samples from other USGS centers. I'm grateful for any help!

Anyone have contract lab suggestions for a place that can analyze nutrients (TN, TP), carbon (TOC, TC), and trace elements in sediment samples?

Something like the USGS National WQ Lab in Denver - AFAIK they only accept samples from other USGS centers. I'm grateful for any help!

Come and work with us at the Department of Hydrosciences TU Dresden !

Last drum!!! Abstracts welcome!! Richland WA is 3 hours from Seattle or 3.5 hours from Portland, OR. Thanks PNNL for hosting it!