Events

Leveraging HydroShare for Collaborative Research Data Management

Oct 6, 2026 / 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM ET

Managing research data well is a skill that pays off long before publication and long after it. This 2.5-hour lecture-style webinar walks researchers through how HydroShare supports the full research data lifecycle, from initial planning and collection through description, preservation, discovery, and integration.

Navigating Academic Waters: Navigating Today’s Federal Job Market

Oct 8, 2026 / 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET

The federal job market has changed significantly over the past decade, shaped by layoffs, hiring freezes, workforce reductions, and evolving hiring needs. This seminar will bring together federal workers and contractors to discuss the current landscape and provide a practical overview of today’s market. Participants will learn about the types of opportunities available across federal agencies and contracting organizations, as well as how to identify and apply for these roles. Through expert presentations and interactive discussion, the seminar will help participants better understand the challenges and opportunities in federal employment and explore strategies for navigating the current market.

Women Advancing River Research: Hydroclimate Impacts on Human-Water Interactions

Oct 15, 2026 / 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM ET

The Women Advancing River Research is an ongoing monthly cyberseminar series that began in 2021 and features female guest speakers from around the world. You can find links to the archived episodes here.

Data Publishing Program

Oct 19 - Nov 9, 2026 | Application Deadline 10.2.2026

Are you sitting on a nearly finished dataset that just needs a push to be published and shared? CUAHSI invites you to join a 3-week cohort program designed to help researchers clear the “last mile” of data publishing.

Virtual Open House

Oct 29, 2026 / 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET

Save the Date: CUAHSI Virtual Open House! The Virtual Open House is one way we’re creating a dedicated space for conversation, helping us make sure CUAHSI continues to meet the community’s evolving needs.

CUAHSI Water Science Exchange: Water in Working Landscapes

Nov 12 - Nov 14, 2026

Join us at the University of Missouri for the first-ever CUAHSI Water Science Exchange! This two-and-a-half day gathering will bring together water science researchers for skill-building workshops, field trips, and science poster and presentation opportunities.

Women Advancing River Research: Bedrock Water Storage, Forest Health, and Streamflow

Nov 19, 2026 / 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM ET

Navigating Academic Waters: The Connected Researcher - Building Networks That Bridge Academia, Industry, and Beyond

Nov 19, 2026 / 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET

Networking is the ultimate catalyst for an early-career researcher. Whether aiming to land a competitive postdoc, launch a career in industry, or drive change in the nonprofit sector, the people you know will have substantial influence on the availability of future opportunities. However, navigating these distinct professional cultures can feel like learning entirely different languages. This seminar will shed light on the process of building a multi-sector network. By breaking down the mechanics of outreach, participants will leave with an understanding of different tools and techniques to break the ice, communicate academic achievements to diverse audiences, and maintain long-term professional relationships.

2026 American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting

Dec 7 - Dec 11, 2026

Join CUAHSI at the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Annual Meeting this December!

CUAHSI will be exhibiting at booth #632 where you can stop by and learn more from our experts about our services and programs. We'd love to hear from you on ways we can better serve the community. CUAHSI will be hosting community gatherings. More details will be announced closer to the meeting date.

Snow Measurement Field School 2027

Jan 4 - Jan 7, 2027 ET | Application Deadline 10.7.2026

Accurate snowpack property measurements are needed as ground truth for remotely sensed data, as input for hydrological models, as input to ecological models, and as data when making avalanche forecasts. This course provides hands-on training and experience with snow measurements, to help directly with snow measurement research objectives and for interpreting snow measurements collected by others.