Research Group

Laura Alvarez-Aviles Ph.D. candidate. Thesis project: Investigating the ionic composition of snow, aerosols, sea ice, and frost flowers to understand production of reactive halogens and deposition of mercury in the Arctic.
Randy Apodaca Ph.D. candidate. Thesis project: Developing techniques for detection of nighttime nitrogen oxide chemical intermediates and deployment of these instruments to study the fate of nitrogen oxide pollution at high latitudes.
Dan Carlson Ph.D candidate. Thesis project: Studying the role of sea ice in reactive halogen chemistry in the Arctic and its role in mercury depostion. Development and use of novel low-power instrumentaion.
Dea Huff Ph.D. candidate. Thesis project: Probing the role of aerosol and snow surface reactivity in nighttime losses of nitrogen oxides in high latitude plumes.
Deanna Donohoue Postdoctoral researcher, Ph.D. University of Miami. Project: Development and deployment of low-power instrumentation to remote locations on the Arctic sea ice.