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CISL & RAL Seminar - Advancing integrated continental-scale hydrologic simulation and forecasting through democratized data and ML-accelerated modeling
June 22, 2026

Join us for this month's CISL Seminar, co-hosted with RAL Thu Jun 25, 2026 1pm - 2pm MDT. The seminar will be hybrid at the Mesa Lab Main Seminar Room or you may join virtually via the public livestream. Title: Advancing integrated continental-scale hydrologic simulation and forecasting through democratized data and ML-accelerated modeling Speaker: Reed Maxwell, Princeton University There wi...

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Responsible Gen-AI for NASA Earthdata 2026
June 22, 2026

Join for a week of hands-on learning of best practices for using generative Artificial Intelligence (gen AI) for NASA Earth data production and services. The event will be held August 24-28th in Seattle, WA. Who should apply? • Open to faculty, students, research staff, agency data software/systems engineers, data security/IT governance specialists, and industry partners working on advancing ...

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In-person NoBo Library event for ages 12-plus: Space shadows and Antarctic science
June 15, 2026

On Saturday, June 27, from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm MT, join the High Altitude Observatory (HAO) for an upcoming Explorer Series lecture. The talk is entitled "When a Shadow Passes Over Earth: What a Solar Eclipse in Antarctica Teaches Us About Space." NSF NCAR scientist Jonas Yu Hong will serve as the featured presenter for this event. Dr. Hong will discuss the far-reaching effects of the 2021 Anta...

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