Please welcome six new undergraduate and high school members of the CLIMBS team, working with Jen O’Keefe and Md Golam Kibria! These six are helping us build climate resilience! Margaret Alden (junior), Hannah Sprinkle (junior), Tori Reid (Craft Academy junior), and Avery Wasinger (Craft Academy junior) are working on building a Holocene climate change record …
As KY NSF EPSCoR’s CLIMBS project continues to build climate resiliency, it is also building research infrastructure to support CLIMBS initiatives well-beyond the five-year project. Much of that support comes in the form of new faculty hires. Ten new hires — seven at UK, two at University of Louisville, and one at Western Kentucky University …
Meet Professor Brian He, CLIMBS First New Hire at the University of Louisville Read More »
The first CLIMBS landslide monitoring station is officially installed at UK’s Robinson Forest (Breathitt, Knott, and Perry Counties)! These will gather hillslope data and help us observe the unique nature of Eastern Kentucky landslides, so that communities in Eastern Kentucky can better prepare and react. Congrats to Project 5 for this vital first step! This …
Adapted from UK NOW Story by Tom Musgrave and Lindsay Travis The RII-FEC program (formerly known as “EPSCoR Track-2 program”) builds inter-jurisdictional collaborative teams of EPSCoR investigators in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) focus areas consistent with the current National Science Foundation Strategic Plan. Several members of our CLIMBS Track-1 project are involved in just …
EPSCoR FEC Award to Study Flooding Prevention in East KY Read More »
Matt Crawford, Hudson Koch, and Evelyn Bibbins and UK Earth and Environmental Sciences’ Sarah Johnson headed to Robinson Forest in Breathitt County, to test cell service connectivity for data loggers that will be a part of KY NSF EPSCoR CLIMBS Project 5. Project 5 is working to mitigate landslide impacts through stronger monitoring and modeling of …
KGS FACULTY GATHER DATA FOR LANDSLIDE MITIGATION Read More »
/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/peterman-climbs-research-audio.wav By Anabel Peterman, Morehead State Public Radio Officials said eastern Kentucky is disproportionately impacted by climate change thanks to the impacts of logging, mining, and waste dumping. Now, a statewide research project will investigate how the Commonwealth’s weather patterns have changed over time. Morehead State University will receive $1.1 million to help bridge environmental …
LISTEN: CLIMBS, MSU’S O’Keefe, Collick, Featured on WMKY Read More »
Help us build climate resilience in Kentucky! University of Kentucky College of Engineering, under the auspices of our Track-1 project, is looking for a qualified civil engineering PhD graduate to hire as an associate or assistant professor. This hire would preferably have experience in natural hazards, remote sensing, and modeling and evaluation of the impacts …
“There have been several big, catastrophic floods, some extreme weather, and major landslide activities. We want to improve our capacity to help. That was the driving force behind the development of the proposal.” The University of Kentucky, College of Arts and Sciences sat down with Co-PIs L. Sebastian Bryson, Ph.D., P.E., BC. GE, F.ASCE and …
UK Arts & Sciences Produce Video with Bryson, McGlue Read More »
Our new NSF Track-1 Project, CLIMBS, is making headlines across Kentucky and the nation! Here are a few press releases and highlights: NSF PRESS RELEASE Read Full Article FOX56 WDKY Read Full Article UK PRESS RELEASE Read Full Article WKU PRESS RELEASE Read Full Article MSU PRESS RELEASE Read Full Article Northern Kentucky Tribune (nku) …
CLIMBS PROJECT GETTING LOCAL AND NATIONAL ATTENTION Read More »
