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- YHS at #EGU19 | Plan your week! March 9, 2019
- EGU Early Career Scientist Rep for Hydrological Sciences (2019-2021): applications open February 1, 2019
- STAHY 2019 January 24, 2019
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YHS at #EGU19 | Plan your week!
Less than a month left for the EGU General Assembly 2019 (EGU 2019, 7 – 12 April), we are delighted to announce the events and activities (co-)organized by YHS! We also include EGU events focused on ECS and poetry & art. Don’t … Continue reading
EGU Early Career Scientist Rep for Hydrological Sciences (2019-2021): applications open
Please find details and how to apply here. Please see the EGU ECS page for eligibility.
STAHY 2019
by Svenja Fischer The tenth edition of the STAHY International Workshop, STAHY 2019, is organized by the International Commission on Statistical Hydrology (ICSH) of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences (IAHS), in cooperation with the Hohai University. It will be … Continue reading
Hydrology + Vienna = EGU 2019
EGU 2019 – Call for ABSTRACTS Abstract submission deadline: Jan 10, 2019 (13:00, CET) Financial support application deadline: Dec 1, 2018 As we are getting closer to say goodbye to 2018, the next European Geosciences Union General Assembly is seen on the … Continue reading
Broader Impacts Can Bring Hydrological Processes to Life
A –Streams of Thought– contribution by John Van Stan & Jan Friesen. Writing my first full science proposal in a new tenure-track position was challenging but, honestly, most sections flowed smoothly from my fingertips. The motivation, background, research approach, hypotheses, methods, … Continue reading
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