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WAVES UC Santa Barbara

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Get in touch with the WAVES Lab for research collaborations, academic opportunities, or general inquiries

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Office Location

University of California, Santa Barbara
Earth Research Institute
Santa Barbara, CA 93106

Email

caylor@ucsb.edu

For research inquiries, collaborations, and general questions

Phone

(805) 893-2115

Office hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (PST)

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Academic Opportunities

Interested in joining our research team? We welcome inquiries from prospective students, postdocs, and visiting researchers.

Graduate Students

We accept graduate students through UCSB's Bren School and Geography Department. See our recruiting page for program routes, funding guidance, and official admissions links.

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Postdoctoral Researchers

We regularly host postdoctoral researchers working on ecohydrology, remote sensing, and agricultural systems. Contact us to discuss research fit and potential funding routes.

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Visiting Researchers

We welcome visiting researchers and sabbatical scholars. Our lab provides excellent computational resources and field research opportunities.

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