Mark your calendars for the first-ever CUAHSI Water Science Exchange at University of Missouri-Columbia!

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Aug 20, 2026, 12:59:11 PMAug 20
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Mark your calendars for the first-ever CUAHSI Water Science Exchange at University of Missouri-Columbia!
This two-and-a-half day gathering will bring together water science researchers for skill-building workshops, field trips, and science poster and presentation opportunities.

Featuring workshops and presentations led by CUAHSI staff, water science community members, and partner organizations, including:

  • A poster session open to all attendees, with graduate and undergraduate students especially encouraged to participate.

  • Hands-on skill-building workshops leveraging multi-agency water data from NOAA, USGS, and NASA, plus cloud computing and open data publishing on HydroShare.

  • Advanced and specialized methods in field work, computing, and analysis, for those looking to go deeper.

  • Regional expertise from local researchers and practitioners working on Midwest water challenges, including time at nearby field sites.

  • Instructor-focused sessions and breakout groups on getting more from CUAHSI Virtual University and HydroLearn in your own courses.

  • A welcoming setting to grow your network across career stages, including students, faculty, agency scientists, and practitioners.

Stay tuned for registration and poster submission updates! Registration is expected to open in September. 

For the most up-to-date information, visit → https://www.cuahsi.org/events/cuahsi-water-science-exchange-water-in-working-landscapes 

To receive event updates directly to your inbox, sign up for CUAHSI’s monthly newsletter →  https://cuahsi.us3.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=aad7e9257f329c1a46ebbd412&id=e9b95979ca

Thank you to Noel Aloysius at University of Missouri-Columbia for hosting our inaugural event with additional event support from Mizzou College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources - CAFNR, Masters of Data Science and Analytics at MU, University of Missouri College of Engineering, Missouri Water Center 


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