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2017 News

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Nov 16

The freezing behavior of particle mixtures Opens in new window

Does bacteria on dust particles change the overall ice nucleation properties of the particles? Ryan Sullivan investigates.

Mar 16

Carnegie Science Awards honors engineering faculty Opens in new window

The Carnegie Science Center will recognize three Carnegie Mellon Engineering faculty members at the 21st Annual Carnegie Science Awards celebration.

Feb 28

Donahue wins Esselen Award Opens in new window

Professor Neil Donahue has been named the winner of the 2017 Gustavus John Esselen Award for Chemistry in the Public Interest.

Jan 17

Tweezing out the properties of particles Opens in new window

Assistant Professor Ryan Sullivan and his research team have developed a way to isolate a single particle to study the way it individually interacts with the atmosphere.

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Albert Presto, Director
Center for Atmospheric Particle Studies
Doherty Hall 2115
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

 

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