Webinar: Standards for Measuring the Impact of Extreme Weather on Health NIH’s Health & Extreme Weather Program hosts Kacey Ernst & Melissa Furlong (U of AZ) on IDing best practices for quantifying weather exposures for health outcomes, incl. floods & heat. May 15, 2:30 ET

When beginning your next investigator-initiated application, consider the following NIH Highlighted Topic—Health and Extreme Weather: Advancing Critical Research to Address the Direct and Indirect Health Impacts of Weather-Related Natural Disasters and Emerging Weather-Related Harms.

Apply now for the 2026 NHERI RAPID 4-Day Intensive Hands-On Workshop! July 21–24 at the University of Washington, Seattle. Learn to use RAPID equipment + DesignSafe for natural hazards field data. Travel support available. Applications due April 19: buff.ly/NWYweek

Tomorrow! Examining the Intersection of Infectious Disease and Extreme Weather Join our half‑day online event to learn how floods, heavy precipitation, droughts, and wildfires may intensify infectious disease threats. 📅 Mar 31, 12:00–4:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/0baUNI8

Still time to register! Join our half‑day online event to learn how floods, heavy precipitation, droughts, and wildfires may intensify infectious disease threats. 📅 Mar 31, 12:00–4:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/1whMhnV

Next Tuesday! Examining the Intersection of Infectious Disease and Extreme Weather Join our half‑day online event to learn how floods, heavy precipitation, droughts, and wildfires may intensify infectious disease threats.

Examining the Intersection of Infectious Disease and Extreme Weather This half-day online event, part of CAFE’s extreme weather and health series, examines the intersection between extreme weather events and infectious disease risk and vulnerability. 📅 Mar 31, 12:00–4:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/0baUNI8

Examining the Intersection of Infectious Disease and Extreme Weather Join this half‑day online event to explore how floods, hurricanes, droughts, and wildfires may amplify infectious disease risks and vulnerabilities. 📅 Mar 31, 12:00–4:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/0baUNI8

News from CAFE’s Data Management Team! We surveyed researchers working at the intersection of extreme weather and health to identify major barriers to using and sharing data and code resources. We also asked about their most desired data or educational resources. buff.ly/lzIVjW5

Seeking lightning talk proposals! We’re hosting a half-day event on infectious disease & extreme weather and are inviting 5-minute talks from students, researchers, practitioners, and community members working in extreme weather, health, and disaster-related fields. Apply: buff.ly/MrYtnMv

Lasting Cognitive Effects of Large-Scale Disasters Hosted by the NIH, this webinar explores effects of disaster-related stressors on older adults’ cognitive performance, physical & psychosocial health, and wellbeing after a natural disaster. 📅 March 30, 12:30-1:30pm ET 🔗 tinyurl.com/4xyezfjy

Tomorrow! Pollution and Health: From Data to Evidence Join CAFE's Data Management team to unpack how scientists turn air-quality data into health policy by linking pollution levels to health outcomes. 📅 Mar 12, 2:00-3:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/10drCQy

Webinar—Pollution and Health: From Data to Evidence This webinar shows how modeling choices can change what’s considered a “safe” pollution level, and offers an intuitive look at bias and uncertainty in policy-relevant analyses. 📅 Mar 12, 2:00-3:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/10drCQy

Cancelled: Hyperscale Data Centers in the U.S. Webinar Previously scheduled for Mar 5, 1–2 PM ET Due to an unexpected scheduling conflict, we’re unable to proceed with today’s webinar as planned. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.

Webinar—Pollution and Health: From Data to Evidence CAFE’s Data Management team will unpack how scientists turn air-quality data into health policy by focusing on the exposure–response curve, which links pollution levels to health outcomes. 📅 Mar 12, 2:00-3:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/10drCQy

Webinar: Hyperscale Data Centers, Water, Air Pollution & Health Join the CAFE Data Management team to explore data and tools for studying hyperscale data centers across the U.S. and their potential impacts on electricity generation, water demand, and health. 📅 Mar 5, 1–2 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/Yjh8JZu

Tomorrow! Join CAFE’s Data Management team to learn about handling spatial confounding and interference in environmental epidemiology, plus a case study showing them in action. 📅 Feb 25, 12:00–1:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/o8CAKmW

Webinar: Hyperscale Data Centers in the U.S. Hear from the CAFE Data Management team about data and tools to examine how hyperscale data centers may affect electricity generation, water demand, and health. 📅 Mar 5, 1–2 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/Yjh8JZu

Webinar: Addressing Spatial Confounding & Interference in Environmental Health Research Learn easy-to-implement models to tackle spatial confounding and interference in environmental epidemiology, with a real-world case study. 📅 Feb 25, 12:00–1:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/o8CAKmW

Webinar: Addressing Spatial Confounding and Interference in Environmental Health Research Explore how spatial confounding and interference impact studies, and explore easy-to-implement models for addressing these challenges. 📅 Feb 25, 12:00–1:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/o8CAKmW

Go behind the scenes with CAFE’s Data Management Team as they share how collaboration, curation, and open‑source development shaped the CAFE Dataverse collection in this data‑sharing use case series from the NIH‑funded Generalist Repository Ecosystem Initiative: zenodo.org/records/1848...

NIH Webinar: Impacts of Flooding on Opioid Use Disorder in Western Pennsylvania Hear how the April '24 floods in Allegheny and Washington counties affected people in recovery from opioid use disorder, with findings from @hazcenter.bsky.social. 📅 Feb 17, 1:30–2:30 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/vzTvZrV

We’re launching a new CAFE Pilot Project Spotlight series featuring 2024 pilot projects. First up: A Montreal study building a daily pollen exposure database to predict when and where levels spike so people and health systems can better prepare and prevent harm. buff.ly/Webymv0

CAFE's “Considerations for Temperature in Public Health Studies” webinar will help you define temperature exposure, choose datasets, and model health impacts—with CAFE resources to help you get started. Read the recap and check out the recording: buff.ly/P2FGv0z

CAFE’s Harvard Dataverse collection now includes over 1k datasets spanning exposure, air quality, extreme weather, health outcomes, and more. Designed to make data easy to find, use, and share, it’s a hub for FAIR, open source data from around the world.

Pollen seasons are getting longer and more intense. Our latest Pilot Project Spotlight shows how daily pollen sampling across Montreal is building a detailed exposure database, and how early CAFE funding helped unlock a larger, multi-city study.

New webinar recap: Considerations for Measuring Temperature in Population Health Studies. Learn how to define temperature exposure, choose datasets, and model temperature–health relationships, plus find CAFE tools and aggregated data to get started: buff.ly/P2FGv0z

CAFE's Harvard Dataverse Collection just crossed 1,000 datasets! 🎉 A global community of 1,000+ authors from 100+ institutions is sharing FAIR, NIH-compliant data for use in extreme weather and health research. Explore the collection and add your data today: buff.ly/lJEtuiP

Tomorrow! Join us to learn how to study the effects of temperature on health: define an exposure, choose a dataset, and model health outcomes. 📅 Dec 10 | 🕑 2:00–3:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/sOUbNWV

Webinar: Considerations for Temperature in Public Health Studies Join us to learn how to define an exposure, choose a dataset, and model health outcomes. For those w/some background in epidemiology but new to working with temp exposures. 📅 Dec 10 | 🕑 2:00–3:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/sOUbNWV

Webinar: Temperature in Public Health Studies Learn how to study the effects of temperature on health. Designed for those w/a background in epidemiology, new to working with temps. 📅 Dec 10 | 🕑 2:00–3:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/sOUbNWV

Tomorrow! Wildfires & Health: From Research to Resilience How do wildfires affect community health? Hear from experts, connect with peers, and explore solutions at our half-day virtual event. 📅 November 19 | 🕐 1:00–5:00 PM ET 🔗 loom.ly/vNHHm_o

Half-Day Virtual Event: Wildfires & Health Dive into cutting-edge research and real-world strategies for building resilience to wildfire impacts on health. Join for panels, lightning talks, and networking! 📅 Nov 19 | 🕐 1:00–5:00 PM ET 🔗 loom.ly/vNHHm_o

Today! Intro to Synthetic Health Data Webinar Join us to learn what it is, when to use it, and where to find reliable datasets for research. This webinar is geared toward researchers new to synthetic data. No experience needed! 📅 Nov 12, 2–3:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/NT0Iyar

TOMORROW: Still a few spots left for our Intro to Synthetic Health Data Webinar! Learn what it is, when it’s useful, and where to find reliable datasets. No prior experience needed. 📅 Nov 12, 2–3:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/NT0Iyar

New to synthetic health data? This webinar is your guide to learning what it is, when it's useful, and where to find reliable datasests. Geared towards beginners, the focus will be on using synthetic data effectively vs. the methods for creating it. 📅 Nov 12, 2–3:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/NT0Iyar

Webinar: Intro to Synthetic Health Data This beginner-friendly webinar covers what it is, why it’s useful for research, and where to find reliable datasets. No experience required. 📅 Nov 12 | 🕑 2:00–3:00 PM ET 🔗 buff.ly/NT0Iyar

Half-Day Virtual Event Wildfires & Health: From Research to Resilience Explore the latest on wildfire impacts, research, and community resilience. Join us for expert panels, lightning talks, and networking focused on public health. 📅 Nov 19 | 🕐 1:00–5:00 PM ET 🔗 loom.ly/vNHHm_o

This Wednesday! State of the Science Webinar: AI & Data Science—Beyond the Buzzwords What’s possible and what’s next for AI in extreme weather and health research? Join us for a discussion with our expert panel. 📅 October 29 | 🕒 3:00 PM ET 🔗 loom.ly/o4FsQ4A

State of the Science Webinar: AI & Data Science—Beyond the Buzzwords How are AI & data science being applied in health & extreme weather research? Our panel will share insights into opportunities, challenges, and what to watch for next. 📅 October 29 | 🕒 3:00 p.m. ET 🔗 https://loom.ly/o4FsQ4A

State of the Science Webinar: AI & Data Science Join us for a discussion on practical applications and opportunities for AI in extreme weather and health research! 📅 October 29 | 🕒 3:00–4:00 p.m. ET 🔗 https://loom.ly/o4FsQ4A

🎬NEXUS is excited to announce the release of the first episode of the NEXUS Podcast! ▶️ What is Exposomics?: youtube.com/watch?v=tRXB... Please Subscribe to our Youtube Channel to follow along with our Season 1! Gary W. Miller, PhD, Rima Habre, ScD, and Chirag Patel PhD

Tomorrow! Greenspace & Health Hear from Dr. Peter James from UC Davis on greenspace as part of our State of the Science webinar series, where experts share the latest on how the environment shapes our health. 📅 Sept 24 | 🕚 12:00 PM ET 🔗 https://loom.ly/wkJGEHk

Exciting news! SEDAC’s renowned datasets are moving to Harvard Dataverse: * All 300 SEDAC datasets will migrate * Legacy datasets will remain accessible with updates rolled out regularly * New datasets will be added over time Learn more and explore: https://loom.ly/BID_wE8

State of the Science Webinar: Greenspace & Health Discover the latest on greenspace and health w/ Dr. Peter James from Harvard Chan School. 📅 Sept 24 | 🕚 12:00 PM ET 🔗 https://loom.ly/wkJGEHk

For 25+ years, SEDAC has provided vital population, environmental, & socioeconomic data. Through our collaboration w/ CIESIN climate.columbia.edu, SEDAC data will live on harvarddataverse.bsky.social, ensuring long-term preservation and access. Learn more and explore: https://loom.ly/BID_wE8

Tomorrow! Introduction to Github In partnership with the Center on Aging, Climate, and Health (CACHE), this webinar will help you decide if Github can support your research and guide you through the basics to get up and running. 📅 Sept 17 | 🕚 11:00 AM ET 🔗 https://loom.ly/9i1-vVs

How does access to greenspace affect our health? Join our State of the Science webinar with Dr. Peter James from Harvard Chan School for a primer on what’s known about the links between greenspace and health. 📅 Sept 24 | 🕚 12:00 PM ET 🔗 https://loom.ly/wkJGEHk

Applications due tomorrow! Personal stories about real-world impacts can increase the reach of climate research. CAFE’s Public Narrative Workshop teaches researchers how to reach a wider audience and inspire real-world solutions. https://loom.ly/YmZNw4E

Intro to Github If you're curious about how Github could boost your climate and health research, you're invited to learn the basics so you can get up and running. Offered with our partners at the Center on Aging, Climate, and Health (CACHE). 📅 Sept 17 | 🕚 11:00 AM ET 🔗 https://loom.ly/9i1-vVs