Scaling in Surface Hydrology: Progress and Challenges

Scaling in Surface Hydrology: Progress and Challenges

Surface hydrology has experienced tremendous progress in the last few decades thanks to observational campaigns and platforms, the development of new theories and models, and the increase in computational power. Still, the spatial scales resolved in weather (~10 km) and climate (~100 km) models remain too coarse for accurate water resource management, prediction of floods, ecosystem services, a...

Paleoflood hydrology: Origin, progress, prospects

Current Challenges in Experimental Watershed Hydrology

Overview on Vascular Tissue Engineering: Progress and Challenges

Today, vascular diseases such as atherosclerosis are one of the leading causes of death in the world and the prevalence of it in older societies is rising. The current treatments for repair of cardiovascular function include organ transplantation, surgical reconstruction, mechanical or artificial devices, or the use of metabolic products. Although these methods are commonly used, they did not g...

Progress and Challenges in Scaling Up Laboratory Monitoring of HIV Treatment

In a perspective on Habiyambere and colleagues, Peter Kilmarx and Raiva Simbi discuss the disconnect between HIV testing instrument capacity and utilization.