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CITRIS UC Santa Cruz leadership and staff

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source
created
2026-10-26
updated
2026-10-26
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F, E
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https://citris.ucsc.edu/leadershipstaff/
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CITRIS UC Santa Cruz leadership and staff

Citation

CITRIS and the Banatao Institute, UC Santa Cruz. “Leadership & Staff.” Web page, citris.ucsc.edu, date not stated. https://citris.ucsc.edu/leadershipstaff/. Read 2026-10-26.

Bottom line

  • Katia Obraczka is campus director, and a professor of computer networks and distributed systems. Michael Matkin is Executive Director.
  • The page lists five people. The drone program, CIDER, “accepts external drone contracts employing the trained student workforce”.

Background

See CITRIS UC Santa Cruz homepage.

Key claims

  • Katia Obraczka: “campus director of CITRIS at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a professor at UC Santa Cruz’s Jack Baskin School of Engineering.” Research: “computer networks, distributed systems, internet information systems, operating systems.”
  • Michael Matkin manages “programs at the UC Santa Cruz main campus, MBEST Center and Silicon Valley extension.”
  • Saara Korpela, administrative and program assistant.
  • Becca Fenwick, CIDER Director: CIDER “brings together students, researchers and industry partners from many sectors to fuel research and innovation and develop a diverse drone workforce.”
  • Michael Hang, CIDER Education Coordinator.

Evidence and method

The institute’s own page.

Limits

  • No contact details other than the general address on the homepage.

Source file: wiki/sources/CITRIS UC Santa Cruz leadership and staff.md, updated 2026-10-26.

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