Adam Price

@aphydro.bsky.social

Hydrologist in the PNW 🐻🌲 | Interested in rivers, bluegrass music, and wild places | Views my own https://adamnicholasprice.github.io

Looking for a non-perennial / variably inundated ecosystem session at AGU?!? Please consider submitting an abstract to “Interdisciplinary Investigations of Non-Perennial and Variably Inundated Ecosystems” We have confirmed two amazing invited speakers Drs. Li Li (PSU) and Alex Webster (UNM).

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I have an opening for a 2-year postdoc fellowship at #VTCEE on large-sample hydrology, water quality, and eXplainable AI. The position is in NoVA, close to DC with many opportunities for work and play. Please share broadly! Start date is August (but can be flexible). Email me!

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We passed the $1000 mark! Every amount helps! This program has been incredible for me finding a community of like minded people, and friends. I'm so grateful for H3S and what it has done for me and continues to do for early career hydrologists!

AGU Hydrology H3S@agu-h3s.bsky.social · 2y ago

#H3SRechargeDay, our first giving day, starts now! Help us reach our goal of raising $20,000 to fund programming that supports early career hydrologists. Follow our progress, learn more about our impact, and donate at: agu-h3s.org/contribute #AGU_H3S #AGU #EarlyCareer

Advert with QR code and H3S logo. Text reads: H3S Recharge Day. Investing in Hydrology's Future! April 22,2024. "The H3S is the portal for future membership in the hydrology section. H3S overachieves time after time in this role. The committee pioneers new events, creating a fun, professional, grass-roots events that bring hundreds of students together, ever mindful of being cost-effective focused service to the newest members of the Hydrology Section. They have earned our support." - John Selker, Hydrology Section President. Give here with arrow pointing at QR code. Or visit us at https://www.agu-h3s.org/contribute

🚨 🚨 Hey Hydro community! 🚨 🚨 Please consider donating to H3S so we can continue to provide great programming to the student and early career community! This funding allows us greater financial flexibility and resilience to serve the community! Every little bit helps! 🙌

AGU Hydrology H3S@agu-h3s.bsky.social · 2y ago

#H3SRechargeDay, our first giving day, starts now! Help us reach our goal of raising $20,000 to fund programming that supports early career hydrologists. Follow our progress, learn more about our impact, and donate at: agu-h3s.org/contribute #AGU_H3S #AGU #EarlyCareer

Advert with QR code and H3S logo. Text reads: H3S Recharge Day. Investing in Hydrology's Future! April 22,2024. "The H3S is the portal for future membership in the hydrology section. H3S overachieves time after time in this role. The committee pioneers new events, creating a fun, professional, grass-roots events that bring hundreds of students together, ever mindful of being cost-effective focused service to the newest members of the Hydrology Section. They have earned our support." - John Selker, Hydrology Section President. Give here with arrow pointing at QR code. Or visit us at https://www.agu-h3s.org/contribute

Interested in seeing what H3S is all about and what we’re up to this year? Come to our Open House! Tuesday April 16th at 1pm MDT we’ll be hosting an open house where you can come meet members, learn about past and future programming, and we can discuss potential collaborations!

Advert that reads “H3S Open House: Come learn about AGU’s Hydrology Section Student and Early Career Subcommitte and all the programming we throughout the year! This is a chance to meet with Leadership, ask questions, provide suggestions, learn how we support the hydrologic community and learn about opportunities for collaboration! Tuesday April 16th, 1pm MDT, Registration Link”. Over green background with H3S logo and QR code to scan for registration link.

Soliciting ideas for how to build an inclusive practice of appointing associate editors for scientific journals -- if you have experience or ideas, please share! If you serve as an Associate Editor (or Subject Matter Editor, etc) for a journal -- how did you get that position?