Conferences
Research fellows and associates present work, exchange ideas, and participate in national conversations on disaster resilience and housing recovery.
CECREH advances resilient housing research by supporting emerging scholars through applied internships, research travel, technical training, conferences, workshops, and community-engaged professional development.
These activities connect computational research, disaster recovery policy, housing advocacy, field learning, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Research fellows and associates present work, exchange ideas, and participate in national conversations on disaster resilience and housing recovery.
Travel to partner institutions and experimental facilities strengthens technical learning and cross-institutional collaboration.
Applied internships connect CECREH research with housing advocacy, recovery programs, and public-facing implementation.
Specialized training builds capacity in climate science, compound hazards, CDBG-DR programs, data analysis, and resilience methods.
CECREH research fellows and associates are building capacity through national workshops, policy engagement, research travel, internships, and advanced technical training.

CECREH research fellows will present their work at the 2026 Natural Hazards Workshop, contributing to national conversations on disaster resilience, housing recovery, and community impacts.
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Paul Iyohas CECREH-supported research engagement with FIUs Wall of Wind connects manufactured housing, installation practices, wind hazards, and resilient construction.
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Paul Iyohas research travel to the University of Kansas strengthens CECREHs cross-institutional collaboration, technical exchange, and student professional development.

Amin Sobhani will participate in the NLIHC summer internship, supporting applied learning at the intersection of affordable housing, disaster recovery, and national advocacy.
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Amin Sobhani will participate in Beyond Boundaries: Training Earth System Scientists and Engineers in Convergence Research for Compound Hazard Resilience.
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Temidayo Popoola attended the NVOAD Conference, engaging with long-term disaster recovery systems, inclusive recovery approaches, technology and data tools, and cross-sector coordination for community-based resilience.

As part of the ASFPM Policy Advocacy Practicum, Temidayo met with staff from the offices of five U.S. senators to share insights from flood-related housing loss research and discuss how technical work can support disaster risk decision-making.

Temidayo participated in the Bill Anderson Fund Spring Workshop at the University of Washington, strengthening interdisciplinary research capacity around disaster risk, housing impacts, vulnerable communities, and resilience-focused collaboration.

Amin Sobhani participated in a community-based internship focused on disaster recovery housing programs, advocacy, and equitable CDBG-DR investments.
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Temidayo delivered an oral presentation titled Modeling Housing Damage from Hurricane Harvey in Harris County, highlighting how machine learning can integrate hazard, exposure, and vulnerability to improve prediction of flood-related housing damage.

CECREH faculty, students, and research associates participated in the 2025 Natural Hazards Workshop, strengthening national engagement around resilient and equitable disaster recovery.
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