Note the indigenous speaker series at the University of Oregon features native voices and projects by native people. The topics discussed do not necessarily feature water quality
November 22, 2024. 12:00 pm Pacific Standard Time. Indigenous Speaker Series: Annie Humphrey.
https://bit.ly/INDIGSPEAK64
Megan Coffer – Global Science & TechnologyWe are excited to announce that Dr. Megan Coffer, Global Science & Technology, was just elected to the World Water Quality Alliance (WWQA) Advisory Committee! Megan has been a vital member of GEO AquaWatch’s Management Team member since 2021 and currently also serves as co-chair of GEO AquaWatch’s Early Career Society. Congratulations to Dr. Megan Coffer!
Dr. Coffer will be representing the North American global region alongside Dr. Myrle Ballard, University of Calgary, who was among the panelists featured during the July 31st “Contributions of Indigenous People’s EO to Water Quality Monitoring” MAGIK Network webinar co-sponsored by GEO AquaWatch, WWQA, IAGLR, CSIRO AquaWatch Australia, and the GEO Indigenous Alliance.
Join CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, in conjunction with the Australian Centre for Space Governance (ACSG) to find out more about AquaWatch Australia and the proposed concept for AquaWatch Regional ASEAN Alliance (AQWRAA) at a virtual webinar, with a follow-on in person workshop to occur at APRSAF-30 in Perth.
2.00pm to 3.00pm AWST (6.00am to 7.00am GMT). Login details will be emailed to registrants (use the registration link below)
Webinar 13 November 2024, 2.00pm to 3.00pm AWST (6.00am to 7.00am GMT). Workshop 27 November 2024, 4.00pm to 6.00pm AWST (8.00am to 10.00am GMT). Webinar login details will be emailed to registrants. Workshop location is Perth, Australia, specific location details to be provided post registering.
4.00pm to 6.00pm AWST (8.00am to 10.00am GMT), Perth, Australia. Specific location details to be provided post registering.
The TWAS-UNESCO Associateship Scheme is now open for applications! This program enables competent researchers from the Global South to visit +300 research centers in person for collaborations over the course of three years.
📅 Deadline: 05 December 2024
🎓 Eligibility: Open to PhD holders from developing countries in the Global South, with priority for scientists from isolated institutions and women researchers.
TWAS provides travel support and a monthly allowance to cover local expenses, while host institutions supply accommodation, meals, and research facilities. This initiative supports knowledge exchange and helps counter brain drain by fostering scientific collaborations across the South.
📝 Application requires a statement from your home institution, an invitation from a host institution, two recommendation letters, and proof of qualifications. For further details, check the TWAS website or contact associateship@twas.org.
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