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CRN PROGRESS REPORT-NOVEMBER 2003
The report details the academic and research productivity of several CRN members, including student supervision, workshop organization, and a comprehensive list of publications and presentations. It highlights a significant growth in the program's scale, with the number of participating institutions increasing from 130 in July 1999 to 236 by June 2003, and the number of researchers growing from 171 to 347 in the same period. Key research areas include climate variability, the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and its impacts on health (specifically malaria) and hydrology, ultraviolet (UV) radiation effects on aquatic ecosystems, and dendrochronology in the Americas.
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Document type: Report