In July 2026, Mike, Sophie, and David headed to Houston, TX, and Panama City, Panama to begin their work with Mini-MOUDI on the SABRE 2026 field campaign. Have fun!
In July 2026, Post-Doc Research Dr. Matthew Goss began a new job at CIRES/NOAA CSL as a Research Scientist, focusing on the SO2-LIF instrument. Congratulations, Matthew!
In June 2026, Mike, Sophie, and Fabrice headed to Palmdale, CA and Great Falls, MT to begin their work with DPOPS on the INSPYRE 2026 field campaign. Good luck, all!
We are a team of interdisciplinary atmospheric scientists and engineers. Our research efforts aim to understand the effects of natural and anthropogenic emissions on climate and human health and on aerosol-biosphere-climate interactions. Using innovative experimental design and instrument development, we combine laboratory studies, observations, and modeling to obtain a holistic view of chemistry-climate interactions in local and global contexts.
Laser-induced fluorescence used in our lab to measure ppt concentrations of formaldehyde.
Ozone depletion due to the La Soufrière eruption in 2021 modeled using SOCOL-AER.
Whether you are a prospective undergraduate or graduate student, or interested in a postdoc, please don't hesitate to contact Frank Keutsch.