The Natural Hazards Center is excited to welcome Rachel Adams, who will be working to create training modules and other research resources for the CONVERGE initiative.
Natural Hazards Center News
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Late last year, we issued a call for researchers to submit their proposals for Quick Response Research grants to study the impacts of devastating wildfires in California. Learn more about the awardees and their upcoming research.
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As immigrants struggle to achieve long-term recovery following Hurricane Harvey, Natural Hazards Graduate Research Assistant Melissa Villarreal begins a new project to chronicle their journey.
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The Natural Hazards Center, in partnership with the U.S. Geological Survey, welcomes a new associate dedicated to improving Puerto Rico’s resilience to landslides.
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The Floodplain Management 2017: State Programs report presents comprehensive findings from a nationwide survey of state floodplain managers.
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Learn more about this special opportunity to collect perishable data related to the impacts of the California Wildfires.
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Learn more about research projects funded to collect perishable data related to the impacts of Hurricane Florence.
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Current and former Natural Hazards Center alums team up to explain how the social science research reveals the strengths of youth and older adults in disaster.