CIRES Director Waleed Abdalati will host a virtual town hall Tuesday, June 2; this one has capacity to support all of us: those who normally work on the CU Boulder campus and those based out of DSRC. The CIRES senior management team will be there to help address concerns and questions as best they can. As usual, please keep checking CU Boulder’s FAQs and answers here (note: the research continuity section is most relevant to CIRES, and CIRES's additional FAQs here.

Google Meet or 1-413-438-3780, PIN 465 766 013

ESOC virtual coffee hour occurs weekly from 9-10am on Wednesdays. We will be meeting remotely on Zoom. Please email Claire Waugh (waughc@colorado.edu) for information.

ESOC researchers, post-docs and graduate students gather for conversation and to discuss research. Occasional guest speakers are invited to give short presentations on topics of interest.

ESOC virtual coffee hour occurs weekly from 9-10am on Wednesdays. We will be meeting remotely on Zoom. Please email Claire Waugh (waughc@colorado.edu) for information.

ESOC researchers, post-docs and graduate students gather for conversation and to discuss research. Occasional guest speakers are invited to give short presentations on topics of interest.

Please contact Mistia Zuckerman to join the meeting.  All CIRES employees are welcome.  

CIRES Director Waleed Abdalati will host a virtual town hall Tuesday, June 16; this one is primarily for those who normally work at NOAA. The CIRES senior management team will be there to help address concerns and questions as best they can. Google Meet or 1-413-438-3780, PIN 465 766 013

ESOC virtual coffee hour occurs weekly from 9-10am on Wednesdays. We will be meeting remotely on Zoom. Please email Claire Waugh (waughc@colorado.edu) for information.

ESOC researchers, post-docs and graduate students gather for conversation and to discuss research. Occasional guest speakers are invited to give short presentations on topics of interest.

Join Western Water Assessment's Jeff Lukas and Liz Payton for an overview of the recently released report, "Colorado River Basin Climate and Hydrology: State of the Science," followed by Q&A.

The report aims to create a shared understanding of the physical setting and the latest data, tools, and research underpinning the management of Colorado River water resources. With support and guidance from more than a dozen federal, state and local water agencies, the 17-author team led by WWA’s Jeff Lukas and Liz Payton integrated nearly 800 peer-reviewed studies, agency reports and other sources to assess the state of the science and the technical methods relevant to managing water resources in the Colorado River Basin.

Registration required: email wwa@colorado.edu for registration information

Click here to download the report

WWA will post a link to the recorded webinar on the WWA website.

ESOC virtual coffee hour occurs weekly from 9-10am on Wednesdays. We will be meeting remotely on Zoom. Please email Claire Waugh (waughc@colorado.edu) for information.

ESOC researchers, post-docs and graduate students gather for conversation and to discuss research. Occasional guest speakers are invited to give short presentations on topics of interest.

Thurs, 25 June 2020, remote only, 4-5 PM:

Aroob Abdelhamid, (Browne Group), "Nitrogen Incorporation in Biogenic Aerosol and its Effect on Aerosol Volatility",

Tianshu Chen, (de Gouw Group), "The Implications of Volatile Chemical Products for Ozone Chemistry in Los Angeles",

Followed by remote trivia (BYOB)

Zoom link will be sent in announcements to the anyl-seminars mailing list, contact anne.handschy@colorado.edu to be added.

This workshop is sponsored by CIRES and the Boulder Labs Diversity Council. Many of you have already registered through other promotion channels — thank you!

You may register on Eventbrite here. If anyone has difficulty registering, please let Susan know and she will add you manually.

Join Dr. Siva priya Santhanam for an expert look at neurodiversity in the workplace. The neurodiversity movement recognizes that neurological differences reflect natural variation. As a result of this diversity, individuals with neurological differences contribute to the workplace in unique and valuable ways.

Participants in this workshop will learn:

• What constitutes neurodiversity
• Why neurodiversity adds value to a workplace
• Strategies to work with neurodiverse individuals
• Strategies for neurodiverse individuals to support themselves in the workplace.

The event will be held on Google Meet. Connection information will be sent to registrants before the event. Please register by COB June 29 to be sure you receive the connection information.