The ITRC PFAS team will host a series of online training sessions in 2025: January 28, February 25, March 25, April 24, May 20, and June 3. Click to register.
2025 PFAS trainings offered online by Interstate Technology Regulatory Council (ITRC)
Category: Research
Social equity in transportation: Atadero co-leads two new research projects
Rebecca Atadero will collaborate with Mehmet Ozbek (Construction Management) to incorporate equity into the decision-making and education for transportation within engineering and construction management.
2025 Hydrology Days, April 8-9
Students, faculty, and practitioners will participate in interdisciplinary water-related presentations and sessions, including two keynote addresses. Register by March 31!
WES Seminar Spring 2025: Burke Minsley, March 5
Join Burke Minsley (USGS) as he discusses system-scale mapping with airborne electromagnetics in the lower Mississippi River Valley.
WES Seminar Spring 2025: Sarah Schanz, February 19
Sarah Schanz, fluvial geomorphologist from Colorado College, will share how bedrock river systems respond to glacially-derived bedload on February 19 as part of the WES seminar.
WES Seminar Spring 2025: Marybeth Arcodia, February 12
Join Marybeth Arcodia (CSU) on February 12 as she discusses machine-learning approaches to exploring sources of predictability within the climate system that provide forecasts of opportunity.
CSU and Trihydro’s Colorado PFAS Forum, February 11
Learn more about the latest developments in PFAS science and regulations in Colorado. Nine experts from academia, industry, and regulatory agencies will discuss environmental analysis, regulatory updates, and remediation approaches to address the challenges posed by PFAS. Join us on the CSU Spur Campus or online.
WES Seminar Spring 2025: Kamini Singha, January 29
Join us on January 29 as we learn more about hydrologic systems with electrical geophysics from Dr. Kamini Singha (Colorado School of Mines).
WES Seminar Spring 2025: Michael Gooseff, February 5
Join the WES seminar on February 5 to hear Michael Gooseff (CU Boulder) discuss water quality and surface-groundwater interactions along the Upper Colorado River.
De Long contributes to oral history project with COVID-19 research
De Long gives interview to CSU’s Ram Stories Oral History Project on her ground-breaking COVID-19 research on campus during the pandemic.