Graduate Research Opportunities

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AOS Faculty

AOS Research areas

Fall 2026 Graduate Research Opportunities

Advisor name	# of Opportunities	Description of Opportunity
Ángel F. Adames Corraliza	1	Theory of tropical cyclone rainbands
David Henderson	0	No new funded opportunities
Stephanie Henderson	0	No new funded opportunities
Tracey Holloway	TBD	TBD
Andrea Lopez Lang	1	I am recruiting a student interested in the dynamics of the extratropics, especially interested the interactions between the Arctic tropopause and the midlatitude wave guide. We are interested in understanding the development of precursors to high impact weather events. Reach out to andrea.lopez.lang@wisc.edu for more information.
Bee Leung	1-2	I am recruiting 1-2 graduate students to do research on how human-driven changes to land cover and aerosol emissions impact clouds, storms, precipitation, and Earth’s radiation budget. Potential student research topics may include: the diurnal cycle of convection over land, aerosol modulation of land-atmosphere interactions, and other applications of land-aerosol-cloud interactions on real-world systems (e.g., solar energy generation, deforestation, urbanization, agricultural and/or land management practices). Interested applicants may email Bee (bee.leung@wisc.edu) with the subject heading “Prospective Graduate Student Application”. Please include a copy of your CV and brief description of research interests and background.
Elizabeth Maroon	TBD	TBD, potentially a project related to ocean biogeochemistry in marine heatwaves
Till Wagner	TBD	TBD, always open to discussing potential opportunities

To Apply

To learn more about the faculty and their research groups, visit the AOS Faculty page on our web site
To learn about how to apply to the Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Graduate Progam, visit the how to apply page. We encourage you to mention specific faculty or projects in your application statements.