Laboratory experiments
Probe particle formation, aging, and physicochemical properties under controlled conditions.
SCHOOL OF EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCESGEORGIA TECH
Aerosol processes
in a changing
atmosphere.
We investigate the chemical and physical properties of atmospheric particles and their effects on air quality, climate, and human health.
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THE GROUP
We make invisible particles
legible—across scales.
From controlled laboratory experiments to field measurements and models, our work asks how aerosols form, transform, and influence the environment around us.
Field measurements
Measure atmospheric composition and aerosol behavior in real environments.
Atmospheric modeling
Connect observations to regional air quality and a changing climate.
RECENT UPDATES
From the group.
Pengfei Liu was promoted to Associate Professor and appointed the Elwood P. ‘Doc’ Blanchard Early Career Professor in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
Shreya Suri led a new ACS ES&T Air study comparing refractory black carbon and iron oxide aerosols in urban Atlanta and rural Boone, North Carolina, and evaluating their contributions to light absorption
Read the paper ↗Lifei Yin led a new Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics study using GEOS-Chem to identify the chemical production, emissions, and transport processes controlling regional sensitivity to summertime temperature across the United States
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Aerosol chemistry, air quality, and climate
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