Potential applicants to the Bren School interested in working with
Dr. Keller should email keller@bren.ucsb.edu
to explore research ideas. Make SURE you have read my research interests
and are clear about what YOU want to work on, which should be novel
and exciting. Having a fellowship (NSF, NRC, CSC) significantly increases
your chances of being accepted.
I am particularly interested in working with people with a strong
background in environmental engineering or chemistry who want to address
practical solutions; work experience is a major plus. Students working
with me do experimental work in the lab or field, as well as numerical
modeling analysis. Read below about some of the work my PhD students
and postdocs have been involved in.
Physical controls to hydrologic exchange and
heat fluxes at different scales in a large lowland river (completed
under Dr. Tom Dunne, with Arturo Keller as a committee member)