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CHEER Team Members at ECU Research Property Buyouts and Public Perceptions
Several CHEER team members are a part of a multidisciplinary at ECU studying compound coastal water events (CCWEs) in eastern North Carolina.
Researcher Spotlight – Caroline Williams
Thanks to Caroline Williams, a postdoctoral researcher, CHEER’s knowledge framework is well on its way to becoming a vital resource for the Hub.
CHEER Hub Represented at the 2024 NHERI Computational Symposium
Six members of the Hub met in California to present their research at UCLA.
Shangjia Dong Receives Fellowship From Gulf Research Program
Shangjia Dong, member of the Hub’s buildings and households thrusts and a core faculty member in the University of Delaware’s Disaster Research Center, has been awarded an Early Career Research Fellowship by the Gulf Coast Research Program.
Researcher Spotlight – Kevin Liu
As a postdoctoral scholar with a background in industrial and systems engineering, Kevin plays a critical role in the Hub on the integration thrust.
Nyla Howell Wins Undergraduate Research Paper Award
Congratulations to Hub alumna Nyla Howell, who is the 2023 recipient of the Natural Hazards Center’s Annual Hazards and Disasters Student Paper Competition!
Recruitment Underway for February 2024 Ocean Video Game Jam
Recruitment is officially underway for the national climate change video game design competition hosted by Dr. A.R. Siders at the University of Delaware.
Undergraduate Summer Research Experience
Now Accepting Applications for the 2024 CHEER Summer Scholars Program. The CHEER Hub is seeking undergraduate scholars to join this interdisciplinary team.
Abbey Hotard Becomes TAMU’s First Marine and Coastal Management and Science Doctoral Graduate
Postdoctoral researcher Abbey Hotard is not just a newly minted Texas A&M alum; she is the first graduate of the university’s Marine and Coastal Management and Science (MCMS) doctoral program.
Ask an Expert: 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season
The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season came to a close on November 30. According to Dr. Brian Colle, the CHEER Hub’s hazards thrust leader and an Atmospheric Science Professor at Stony Brook University, these are four facts that made this past season worth noting.
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