Congratulations to doctoral candidate Sarah Torhan, who was named a Fulbright finalist for the 2022-23 academic year! If selected for the program, Torhan will have the opportunity to study, conduct research and teach in Paraguay: https://t.co/J4IGwJDWTS
Each Wednesday during the summer, PAWS will be posting and promoting Penn State student research. Our first featured article is from @LaurenMTBroyle1 on overall household water fluctuations. See 👇 for a plain-language summary and a link to the research!
https://t.co/0lWIcZO6dU
If you are an undergrad and you have documented and strong experiences in training ML jobs, here is a job you could consider applying for, with my group.
https://t.co/JTAlvQiCbp
Congratulations to doctoral student Sarah Torhan for receiving a Department of Defense National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship to continue her research in evaluating access and availability of food-energy-water resources in Paraguay! https://t.co/lNkWos9JYE
Associate Professor Chaopeng Shen will lead Penn State’s efforts in a $360 million, @NOAA-funded project to translate water research into operations that improve the country’s ability to predict weather-related hazards and manage water resources: https://t.co/Sy4OjSgT1C
This just published! https://t.co/7vuNt98nfP
- my systematic review on how household water insecurity is affected by environmental seasonality! Huge shout outs to my other Penn State co-authors @EmilyPakhtigian@asher_rosinger and Dr. Alfonso Mejia!
New paper on arxiv. Been talking about this work in seminars since Oct 2021. We dev'ed a differentiable, regionalized process-based model with physical fluxes that reaches median NSE of 0.715 on CAMELS, compared to 0.72 for LSTM for the same setup (NLDAS). https://t.co/EPTGLPTEUt
Associate Professor Chaopeng Shen leads a research team that developed a new geoscientific model that uses elements of both traditional process-based models and machine learning to produce more holistic results in predictions. Learn more: https://t.co/LXjAMmzUkF
First WARR talk in 2022! Th 2/17. My dear friend Prof. Pamela Sullivan @pamlsulli@OSUCEOAS will lead off, followed by, ah ... me. Would love to see you there. Register: https://t.co/MeKNVRivKz
Dear all, the registration for the Big Data & Machine Learning in Hydrology Symposium May 18-20th in Penn State is now open. https://t.co/DVAPmRfL3I. We have both in-person and remote options, but since it's about building a community, in-person is encouraged! Please join us!
A team of civil engineering and @StuckemanNews students placed 🥈 in the biennial @CERFScience Design Competition! The team’s winning entry was centered around how equity and justice can be better considered in resilience planning. Read more: https://t.co/Cph68Mh9j2
One of the best things about starting this group was meeting so many wonderful people within the College of Engineering at Penn State ☺️ I look forward to meeting many others! If you’re a grad student in engineering at PSU, we’d love for you to join us!
Announcing WARR 2022 (Women Advancing River Research)! #riverscape#landscape#humanscape#space#time Two speakers each time. Thursdays at 11 am eastern US time. Schedule + registration links here: https://t.co/mHI3eqaavA
Associate Professor Alfonso Mejia’s research was recently featured in an article from @StateImpactPA, where he discussed how climate change could increase future flood risk across Pennsylvania. Read the article ⬇️ https://t.co/WSUWvwkQKP
Interested in talking more about machine learning in hydrology with those who love it? The NSF-funded symposium on Big Data Machine Learning in Hydrology https://t.co/NysGEBzgJZ is happening May 23-25, 2022 at Penn State. Events include presentations, tutorials & discussions!