Jim and Hayley just returned from a teaching and research visit to the Federal University of Western Pará in Santarem, Brazil. We have been sampling ultrafine particles in the rainforest here for the past year. Here is a slideshow with some highlights from the visit. Among other things, we held a short course on “Introduction to Read More…

Danielle Draper, a third-year graduate student in the group, was just awarded a Graduate Research Opportunities Worldwide (GROW) grant from the National Science Foundation. GROW provides current awardees of the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program travel funding for international research collaboration. She will use her GROW funds to collaborate with Theo Kurten and colleagues at Read More…

Attended the March for Science in LA on March 22, 2016 with the Carlton lab (plus a few other guests)! “What do we want? Evidence based science. When do we want it? After peer review!” [slideshow_deploy id=’229′]

Went to an escape room with the Carlton lab! It may say that we escaped in 41:39, but we actually solved it by at least 35:00….

We are happy to announce that Hayley Glicker has joined the group! Hayley received her B.S. in Chemistry from Mills College in 2016. She comes to the group with undergraduate research experience in environmental chemistry (including a project studying photolysis of tropospheric aldehydes).

We celebrated our new lab with a lab-warming party. [slideshow_deploy id=’68’]

This is a new website. Exciting, isn’t it!?!?!