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CSAW REU 2027 applications are now open!

Are you interested in understanding environmental contamination in cities from multiple disciplines and building an understanding of community-based research?

Consider applying to the CSAW REU! Applications close December 31st.

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Transforming Geosciences

The Community-Soil-Air-Water (CSAW) learning ecosystem integrates community collaboration with geosciences research to answer the question: How can Geoscientists learn from, contribute to, and find solutions with communities facing fundamental problems related to Earth systems?

What is CSAW?

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About

CSAW is a learning ecosystem; a collection of faculty, graduate students, postbacs, and community researchers dedicated to addressing critical earth systems issues in Atlanta.

 

Funded by the National Science Foundation (Award Number 2228192). 

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CSAW faculty fellows smile and pose for a group photo.

Collaborators

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Georgia State University Researcher inspecting a river.
Georgia State University Researcher inspecting a river.

Get in Touch

Click the button below to send us a message about applying to join us, if there's an environmental concern in Metro-Atlanta we should know about, or other relevant news. Someone from our team will reach out shortly! 

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