Farhaan and Annelise Recognized at PANGEA 2026
Date: 02/27/2026
Two of our graudate students- Farhaan and Annelise- participated in the PANGEA 2026 Conference at Texas State University, presenting research in both paper and poster sessions alongside students and researchers in geography and environmental studies.
Paper Presentations
Cho Lab members presented in the “Climate Stories, Reimagined with AI” session:
- Farhaan Cooverji — “The Dome of Discomfort”
- Annelise Holguin — “Houston Underwater”
These presentations explored climate futures through innovative storytelling combined with AI-enhanced visualization, demonstrating creative approaches to communicating environmental challenges.
Poster Presentations
Both researchers also contributed to the poster session with impactful scientific work:
- Farhaan Cooverji — “A Regional Water Balance Analysis and Snowmelt-Induced Streamflow Estimation Within the Smith River Watershed, Montana”
- Annelise Holguin — “The Agave and Mezcal Boom: A Mixed Method Approach to Understand Land-Use Change and Socio-Environmental Effects”
Awards
Cho Lab is proud to celebrate:
- 🥇 Farhaan Cooverji — First Place
- 🥉 Annelise Holguin — Third Place
These recognitions highlight the impactful and innovative research being conducted within the lab.
