The CEREO Newsletter for May 2015 is now available- you can view it here.

Today Tsengel Nergui showed us how she used Principal Component Analysis in her atmospheric research. The script and data provided shows an excellent example of PCA application. Tsengel discusses not only int interpretation of the results, but also some of the standardization that one can do prior to PCA. In the discussion portion of the session […]

There is a new Water Club at WSU, it is for undergraduate and graduate students interested in water-related sciences to have a hands-on opportunity to experience each other’s research, share in new opportunities, and socialize in a relaxed environment. Will largely be run by graduate and undergraduate students, meaning that you are in control of […]

Caribbean Ecosystem Field Studies * Study, snorkel & SCUBA dive on the Caribbean coral reef of Mexico *     May 21- June 10  or  June 14 – July 4 Colorado Ecosystem Field Studies   * Study, camp, & hike in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado *    June 18 – July 8  or  July 15- August 4 For all course information visit the […]

This week we had a guest speaker, Jeff White from IT, who discussed accessing the Kamiak High Performance Computer on campus (slides can be found here). We also discussed creating .csv files and getting that data into R. Kamiak is a computer may be accessed by any student with an approved access. Access can be […]

Nitrogen: At the Nexus Between Food Security and Sustainability is a virtual symposium that will be held on March 8-9, 2017 for 3 hours each day. The symposium will start at 8AM Pacific Time US More details, schedule and connection information

Abstracts deadline: Feb 6, 2017 June 25-28, 2017- Tysons Corner, VA. Sheraton Tysons Hotel The theme of this year’s meeting is Climate Change Solutions: Collaborative Science, Policy and Planning for Sustainable Water Management. Responding to climate change is complicated by the scale, complexity and inherent uncertainty of the problem. For more information

Today in our troubleshooting session we addressed exporting high resolution figures using R studio. Because R studio does not allow for a resolution increase we use coding that relies on some embedded R functionality, and works great for those that just us native R rather than R Studio. The script does not require any packages […]