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Jan 05

Ocean winds and tides bring new data for climate models Opens in new window

Coty Jen and her students tested their prototype instruments on the coast of Maine. Their measurements will help identify the role that emissions from seaweed play in atmospheric processes.

Nov 03

Modeling aerosol-cloud interactions Down Under Opens in new window

Ph.D. student Noah Asch studies how aerosols interact with the atmosphere and form clouds within the Gordon research group. Their latest project brought them to New Zealand, flying above the Southern Ocean to better understand atmospheric processes that occur at high latitudes.

Oct 28

Jen receives American Association for Aerosol Research award Opens in new window

Coty Jen is honored for outstanding early-career technical contributions to aerosol science and technology.

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Africa Clean Air Network

Presto joins Africa Clean Air Network Advisory Council

MechE’s Albert Presto has joined the Africa Clean Air Network’s Advisory Council to provide strategic guidance for the network.

ABCNews

Jen discusses record amount of sargassum seaweed

ChemE’s Coty Jen spoke with ABC News about the record amount of seaweed in the Caribbean.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Adams contextualizes Pittsburgh’s air quality score in recent report

EPP Head Peter Adams spoke with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about this year’s American Lung Association report on national air quality. He contextualized the findings to note that air quality is a program for the entire northeast and not limited to the city.

Department of Energy

Jen interviewed on particle research

ChemE’s Coty Jen spoke with the Department of Energy about her research on atmospheric nucleation driven by sulfuric acid. Jen specifically covers the recent testing her research team conducted on a device they built that measures the precursor gasses in seed-particle formation. 

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