Research projects
- ACT-NOW: Amazon Carbon uptake Transitions - Novel space-based Observational frameWork. NWO-funded PhD project.
- ET-Zeeland: Evapotranspiration in the Zeeland region. DCC project.
- EXCITED: Exchange of CO2 in tropical ecosystems unravelled. In collaboration with Netherlands eScience Center. Research Software Directory.
- FLASH: Facilitating Livelihoods through Advancing Smart Habitats in Peri-Urban Bangladesh. NWO-funded project.
- INFLAMES: Interdisciplinary Network for Fire research from Low Earth Orbit Atmospheric Measurements. NWO-funded project.
- PREDICT: Platform for REsilient Data Integration and Coordinated forecasting Tools. EU OSCARS project.
- REL-AI-BLE: Research project on trust in AI by students, developers, researchers and the general public. Funded by CUCo from EWUU Alliance.
- TROPICS: TRansforming towards OPen and Inclusive Climate Sciences. Interdisciplinary PhD project.
- WELCOME: Water-Energy-Land impacts of COMpound weather Events. Funded through the UU Strategic Theme Pathways to Sustainability.
- Co-developing and conducting flash drought experiments with agricultural and ecological stakeholders. Seed funding through the UU Strategic Theme Pathways to Sustainability.
Educational development projects
- Interactive learning experiences with open source Jupyter Notebooks. Utrechts Stimuleringsfonds Onderwijs (USO) faculty project.
- AI in Higher Education: Building reflective awareness through educational interventions. Utrechts Stimuleringsfonds Onderwijs (USO) interfaculty project.
- Future-proofing data science and modelling skills in Geoscience education using R and Python. Utrechts Stimuleringsfonds Onderwijs (USO) faculty project.
- Developing quantitative systems analysis skills with Python. SoTL project.
Meeting organization
- Community discussion on balancing data-intensive and other foundational climate research activities. Town Hall meeting at the WCRP Open Science Conference 2023 (Kigali, Rwanda).
- Moisture tracking intercomparison: time to address the uncertainty. International workshop at Lorentz Center (Leiden, Netherlands).
- Advancing ecosystem carbon flux research. International workshop at Lorentz Center (Leiden, Netherlands).
- Hackathon for development of quality assessment tools of hydrological model output. Funded through PROCLIAS COST Action (Utrecht, Netherlands).
- Novel constraints on the coupling between the water and carbon cycles. EGU Mary Anning Conference (Bordeaux, France)