2025

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.

Oct 21

Controlling the course of contrails Opens in new window

Han Ding is working to make aviation more sustainable through a high-resolution weather model.

Jul 11

A second life for air quality monitors Opens in new window

Published in Science Advances, breakthrough polymer coating extends the half-life of an MXene-based air quality sensor by 200% and enables regeneration when performance begins to degrade.

May 19

Gordon and Narra awarded NSF CAREER awards Opens in new window

Hamish Gordon and Sneha Prabha Narra were awarded the prestigious Faculty Early Career Development award this year by the NSF.

Mar 31

Scott Institute announces 2025 seed grant winners Opens in new window

This year’s seed awards will help grow research in clean hydrogen production, AI hardware efficiency, and decarbonizing transportation.

Feb 10

Lifting the fog on air pollution-weather interactions Opens in new window

The Gordon Group uses case studies from Delhi and Paris to realistically simulate fog droplet concentrations in a weather forecasting model.

Jan 16

Studying the chemistry of cloud formation at CERN Opens in new window

Neil Donahue is interested in the way that organic compounds participate in making the molecular clusters that grow into atmospheric particles.

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