"Expanding the Critical Zone Research Network" Workshop - A meeting focused on early-career scientists interested in earth and environmental science.
The goal of this meeting is to bring together the next generation of outstanding scientists and their diversity of thought around big problems in earth surface processes (hydrology, ecology, atmospheric science, geology, etc.). There are no registration costs, and we have support for travel costs for accepted early-career applicants (undergraduates through pre-tenure faculty). This is going to be an interactive workshop and a big part of the goal is collaboration and networking with others.
Overview
Critical zone science is a rapidly expanding area of research focusing on the part of the earth that goes from the top of the conpy all the way down to the groundwater. The CZRCN workshop hopes to bring together the next generation of outstanding earth and environmental scientists, and their diversity of thought, around some of the biggest problems facing the critical zone today. This will be an interactive workshop that focuses on community-building, networking, and career development for early-career scientists.
Where?
This workshop will be held at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, CO. there are no registration costs associated with the conference and travel grants are available to those accepted.
Who is eligible to apply?
Anyone interested in critical zone research can apply. However, priority will be given to early-career scientists (from beginning undergraduates to new faculty).
Interested? Apply here!
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