Category: News
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Lamar University’s Center for Resiliency at the Tekoa Academy Tree Wrapping Ceremony
On Friday, September 29th, Tekoa Academy hosts a brief tree wrapping ceremony with green, blue and white ribbons, signaling Tekoa’s green zone. Davon Chargois, Lamar University’s Grants Manager from the Center for Resiliency was invited to speak to the junior and senior classes at Tekoa Academy.
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SETx-UIFL Joins First PI Annual Meeting for Urban IFL projects
Fifteen SETx-UIFL members joins 2023 Urban IFL PI meeting in Rockville, MD. This marked the first annual meeting for the four Urban IFL projects, including CROCUS, SETx-UIFL, BSEC, and SW-IFL.
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Fast Forward
In an interview with Dr. Michelle Meyer, Texas A&M principal investigator and Equity team lead, the SETx-UIFL project is mentioned in Spirit, the Texas A&M Foundation Magazine.
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SETx-UIFL Team Meets with Community Members and Professionals in Southeast Texas
Wednesday, September 6th marked a significant milestone as the first joint task force meeting was held in Beaumont with community members and professionals from the Beaumont-Port Arthur region.
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Climate Resilience on the Texas Gulf Coast: Science Rooted in Local Wisdom
Source: The University of Texas at Austin
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ORNL Research Scientist Addresses Urban Challenges to Elementary Students
On November 21st, 2022, Christa Brelsford, a SETx-UIFL research scientist presented “Topology is Amazing!” to 120 3rd graders at Linden Elementary in Oak Ridge Tennessee about how she uses mathematical topology to address urban challenges.
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Texas Universities Partner to Study Combined Impact of Flooding and Air Pollution in Beaumont-Port Arthur
Four Texas universities, led by The University of Texas at Austin, have been awarded a grant to establish a new research center to study the risks and impacts of flooding and air pollution in a fast-growing part of Southeast Texas. The scientists will focus on the interactions between these two key issues, as well as…
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DOE Awards $66 Million to Research the Impact of Climatological Phenomena on America’s Urban Communities
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced $66 million in funding for three projects, together involving over 20 institutions, that will develop Urban Integrated Field Laboratories (Urban IFLs) in Baltimore, MD, Chicago, IL, and the Texas Gulf Coast.