Last week, students from 19 schools attended the USCRP Student Laboratory Training and Professional Development opportunity at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory (CHL) facilities in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Through this opportunity, students: 🔬 Experienced hands-on laboratory activities 🗣️ Heard valuable insights shared by federal researchers 🤝 Networked with various disciplines and students 💼 Explored career opportunities Schools: Auburn University Michigan Technological University Oregon State University Universidad de Puerto Rico University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University of Washington University of West Florida University of South Florida University of Florida Stevens Institute of Technology University of Delaware University of New Hampshire University of Missouri-Columbia University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign University of Miami The University of Texas at Austin University of Washington University of Mississippi #USCRPStudentOpportunity #CoastalResearch #ERDC #ProfessionalDevelopment #HandsOnExperience #CoastalCareers
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🎓 Meet Narayan Kumar, Narayan Kumar is a coastal engineering PhD student at the University of Delaware with a research focus on numerical modeling of beach profile evolution due to sediment transport. He volunteered at the Decadal Visioning Workshop and most enjoyed the breakout sessions. Hear more insights from the next generation of coastal scientists and engineers in our Student Spotlight blogs at https://zurl.co/ycFA Contribute your own research update, interview, field photos, or summary of an event at https://zurl.co/jvVY #USCoastalResearch #CoastalResearch #USCRPStudents #StudentResearch #Research #StudentSpotlight
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Help shape the future of coastal research. The Decadal Visioning Technical Survey is still open and collecting your recommendations for focus areas of technical research needed to close the gap in the next 10 years. Only 3 days left to share your expertise. Take the survey now https://zurl.co/FGOc. #USCRP #CoastalResearch #CoastalResilience #FutureOfCoastalProcessesResearch #TechnicalSurvey
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Your input is needed to establish the blueprint for the future of coastal processes research by October 18! 📝 Please complete the Decadal Visioning Technical Survey below to help ensure the identification of coastal research priorities and to prioritize the applied and fundamental research needed. 🔬 https://zurl.co/OIyb #USCRP #CoastalResearch #CoastalResilience #FutureOfCoastalProcessesResearch #TechnicalSurvey
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Join us #Tomorrow for a deep dive into the movement of microplastics in coastal waters with: 💧 Dr. Karl Kaiser (Texas A&M University Galveston Campus) Microplastics(R)us: Sources and transport pathways of microplastics in a coastal estuary 💧 Dr. Hussain Abdulla (Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi) Microplastic presence and circulation in Galveston, Corpus Christi, and Matagorda Bay Check your email inbox for information in your monthly membership newsletter. 📩 Not a USCRP member yet? Join now at uscoastalresearch.org/join #USCoastalResearch #MonthlyMembershipMeeting #Microplastics
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The Coastal Science arena is a great place for the many forms of outreach as a STEM field. Read how USCRP projects engage in outreach as both STEM and STEAM projects in our new blog at https://zurl.co/CGp3. #USCRP #USCoastalResearch #USCoastalResearchProgram #NewBlog #STEM #STEAM
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Change is inevitable. Hear more about how are coasts change over time 🏝️🌊 in today's membership meeting with Dr. Joe Long (@UNCWilmington) and Dr. Kevin Befus (@UArkansas). #USCoastalResearch #MonthlyMembershipMeeting #BeachBerms #BeachEvolution #BarrierIslands #SeaLevelRise
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Our beaches and water levels are changing over time. 🏖️👀 Find out how we could predict their transformation at our monthly membership meeting September 10th at 2pm EST! 🏝️ Dr. Joe Long (University of North Carolina Wilmington) Beach Berms: The missing link to predicting decadal-scale barrier island evolution? 🌊 Dr. Kevin Befus (University of Arkansas) Long-term Feedbacks in Levels: Trajectories of Groundwater, Surface Water, and Land Elevations in Managed Settings with Sea-Level Rise Find more information in your monthly membership newsletter. 📩 Not a USCRP member yet? Join now at uscoastalresearch.org/join #USCoastalResearch #MonthlyMembershipMeeting #BeachBerms #BeachEvolution #BarrierIslands #SeaLevelRise
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Catch Sea Grant & USCRP funded researchers at the ASBPA American Shore and Beach Preservation Association National Coastal Conference this week in Galveston, Texas! Hear updates on projects from the Translating Coastal Research Into Application opportunity. Learn more: bit.ly/SG-ASBPA-2024 #SeaGrant #USCRP #ASBPA #Partnerships #Coastal #Research #Outreach #Communities
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🗣️ The USCRP team is bringing vital insights and innovative research to Galveston, Texas for the ASBPA National Coastal Conference #ASBPANCC2024 next week! 🏖️ Check out our featured presentations on strengthening resilient coastal communities, water quality, and student perspectives, and connect with us in person to discuss the future of our shorelines. ASBPA American Shore and Beach Preservation Association #USCoastalResearch #CoastalResilience #CoastalResearch #CoastalCommunities #WaterQuality #StudentPerspectives #FutureOfCoastalResilience