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Last Call for Abstracts: AGU26 H113: Plant Water Status ...

By: Srinivasa Rao Peddinti , 17 hours ago

Dear colleagues, We invite abstract submissions to our AGU26 Hydrology session: H113 - Plant Water Status and Hydrological Processes: Advances in Measurements, Scaling, and Multi-Sensor Integration This session focuses on plant ...
We welcome abstract submissions to our 2026 AGU technical ...

By: Shondricka Burrell , 6 days ago

Dear Colleagues. We welcome abstract submissions to our 2026 AGU technical session . Session title ED017. Experiential learning in the Earth and marine sciences: Models of effective instructional approaches ...
Call for abstract - AGU26: Water-Driven Deep-Surface ...

By: Hwaju Lee , 7 days ago

Dear colleagues, We invite you to submit an abstract to our session at the 2026 AGU Fall Meeting (7–11 December 2026, San Francisco): " Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Water-Driven Deep-Surface Coupling: Northeast Asia as a Natural Laboratory ." ...
Call for AGU's Abstracts: NH018 – Compound, Consecutive, ...

By: Leila Rahimi , 8 days ago

Dear Colleagues Whether your work focuses on floods, droughts, heatwaves, wildfires, storms, coastal hazards, or other interacting extremes, we warmly encourage you to submit your latest research. Please feel free to share this post with colleagues, ...
AGU26 Session NH040 – Abstract Submission Invitati ...

By: ZHIQI YANG , 8 days ago

Dear Colleagues, The AGU26 abstract deadline (August 5) is approaching! We warmly invite you to submit your work to our session: NH040 – Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence Advances in Subseasonal-to-Seasonal Prediction of Natural Hazards ...