News Archive

Cascade Tuholske Succesfully Defends Disseration.

With campus shut down and our lives on hold, WAVES lab members stay connected.

Ryan visited Old Domion University to teach research computing skills in a two day workshop.

WAVES Lab researchers working at the Mpala Research Center in Kenya were participants in the 6th Annual National Science Week Exhibition at the KICC, in Nairobi.

Caylor Lab alum Frances O'Donnell will be starting this fall as an assistant professor of hydrologic engineering in the Department of Civil Engineering at Auburn University

A new Princeton freshman seminar on science, society and food was launched this semester.

Giraffes, elephants, zebras, camels, hippos: check out the splendid views of Mpala that Vinicius Amaral, a research intern this summer, shot from a drone over the past two months.

Last week Lyndon Estes and Kelly Caylor were in Italy to help teach a new course on UAS for Environmental Monitoring.

Kelly Caylor was on the team that worked for the past year to analyze and improve the AGU Fellows program.

Kelly's Field Ecohydrology class at the Mpala Research Center was recently highlighted on the National Science Foundation website

The Mpala Research Center just launched Mpala Live!, an interactive website featuring a round-the-clock view of the hippos, elephants, and other incredible species that frequent Hippo Pools.

Eric Principato is starting to work in the Caylor Lab as the lab mechanical engineer for Dr. Lyndon Estes.

Earlier today, Kaiyu successfully defended his PhD thesis on hydrological variability on vegetation seasonality, productivity and composition in tropical ecosystems of Africa.

Jackie Jones, a rising senior at Lawrenceville High School, spent her summer working with Adam on photosynthesis of different species.

Over the past week, Kelly, Adam, Molly, Cynthia, and the undergraduate students who will be working in the lab this summer all took a two-days long tree climbing class.

Molly attended the Open Source Hardware Documentation Jam this past weekend at NYU.

Cynthia was up in NYC on Thursday, April 18th for the NYC Girls Computer Science and Engineering Conference.

In August and September, the Caylor Lab in Kenya hosted [Dave Breshears](http://ag.arizona.edu/research/breshears/) from the University of Arizona during his sabbatical trip around the globe.

We have just received support from NASA’s Interdisciplinary Science program to examine multiscale effects of fire on long-term climate and precipitation.

Our group has been awarded funding from the National Science Foundation for a new project.

ostdoctoral Research Associate Lizzie King has accepted an Assistant Professor position in Ecosystem Management at the University of Georgia in the Odum School of Ecology.

The Caylor group has received support from the Princeton Global Collaborative Network Fund to develop an integrated approach to investigating climate change impacts on food security in sub-Saharan Africa and China

Kelly’s research is highlighted in a new video from NBClearn.com on climate change and crops

Lixin will soon be leaving the Caylor group for a trip around the sun in the southern hemisphere at UNSW in Sydney, Australia

Holden Grey Caylor became the newest, youngest, and smallest member of the Caylor group last month.

Our group is beginning a new research program regarding links between climate variability, social decision making, and resilience in subsistence dryland agricultural communities of southern and eastern Zambia

Keir Soderberg has recently joined the Princeton EcoHydrology Lab as a postdoctoral research associate.

The American Geophysical Union has selected Kelly as the inaugural recipient of the Early Career Award in Hydrology.

Our group has been awarded a seed grant through Princeton University’s 'Grand Challenges' program.

Kelly has received the E. Lawrence Keyes, Jr. / Emerson Electric Co. Faculty Advancement Award from the School of Engineering.

Our group has received support from an award from the Office of International Science and Engineering at the National Science Foundation.

Kelly has received a prestigious and highly competitive National Science Foundation CAREER grant.

Li-Cor Biosciences has awarded the Caylor Lab with a Li-Cor 6400XT Photosynthesis Analyzer system to support inquiry-based learning in Princeton’s Undergraduate Semester in Kenya courses.