How CYWater began — San Francisco, 2011
Initiated during the 2011 AGU Fall Meeting by a group of young Chinese water scientists, CYWater has grown into a network spanning six continents.
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Initiated during the 2011 AGU Fall Meeting by a group of young Chinese water scientists, CYWater has grown into a network spanning six continents.
Read spotlightJiaojiao Gou receives the 2025 Best Paper Award for her PNAS study on river flow connectivity in China, selected from 30 applications.
The 13th CYWater Annual Meeting, co-hosted with the Yangtze Technology & Economy Society Youth Committee in Wuhan, with eight themed sessions and the full programme released.
Applications open for water-science papers by first authors under 35. One Best Paper Award and up to two Outstanding Paper Awards.
Juntai Han & Ziwei Liu receive the 2024 Best Paper Award for their Nature study on streamflow seasonality, selected from 27 applications.
Hosted by Xi'an University of Technology under the theme "Gathering strength for new quality productive forces in water," with a new AI-for-water track.
Laibao Liu receives the 2023 Best Paper Award for his Nature study on tropical water–CO₂ coupling, selected from 33 applications.
Hosted by Capital Normal University and IGSNRR (CAS) in Beijing. Theme: "Accelerating change for sustainable water resources."
Shulei Zhang receives the 2022 Best Paper Award for his Nature Climate Change study on global river flood changes, selected from 39 applications.
At the UN Climate Change Conference COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh, IGSNRR hosted a China Corner side event on addressing climate change and flood disaster challenges.
Six continents, 106 institutions, 630 peak attendees. Five keynote lectures and 340+ contributed presentations across five sessions.
Maofeng Liu receives the 2021 Best Paper Award for his Nature Climate Change study on the hydrological cycle and ocean heat uptake, selected from 32 applications.
Hosted by Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology (NUIST) and IGSNRR (CAS). Theme: "Frontiers of international water science."
Xingying Huang receives the 2020 Best Paper Award for her Science Advances study on atmospheric river storms, selected from 17 applications.
106 institutions across five continents, 630 peak attendees, 76 oral presentations. Keynote speakers: Aiguo Dai, Kevin Trenberth, Kun Yang, Ge Sun.