CHEER Postdoctoral Researcher Named 2024 Ocean Decade Champion
Jingya Wang, a member of the Hub’s integration thrust at the University of Delaware, is one of 22 women science leaders selected as a 2024 Ocean Decade Champion.
Jingya Wang, a member of the Hub’s integration thrust at the University of Delaware, is one of 22 women science leaders selected as a 2024 Ocean Decade Champion.
CHEER households thrust leader and community engagement director Sarah DeYoung offers her perspective on misinformation and federal response in the aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
This meeting was the Hub’s first step in establishing its standing practitioners partners – a group of government, non-government, and private sector practitioners who will help identify relevant research questions and provide advice on CHEER projects.
Earlier this year, several Hub members participated in a day-long graduate student workshop focusing on the future of disaster planning and response at the University of Delaware.
CHEER’s second cohort of summer scholars spent six weeks participating in various research activities across Eastern North Carolina to learn about topical issues related to climate change, community resilience, and hurricane preparedness and recovery.
The Natural Hazards Engineering Research Infrastructure (NHERI) is partnering with CHEER Hub on a hurricane decision-making framework. The software tool will close the gap between mitigation solutions and implementation.