
(left to right) John Clark, Tucker Melles, Rae Pooley, Alli Salamone, Audrey Lawrence, Cort Zang, Megan Willis
Our research focuses on atmospheric multiphase chemistry: molecular-scale chemistry across phases in Earth’s atmosphere, with global-scale implications for climate and air quality.
We study multiphase chemical transformations across a range of environments, from the remote marine atmosphere to indoor and urban atmospheres. To do this, we use field observations, laboratory studies and kinetic models to provide process-level information to atmospheric models.
We are located in the Department of Chemistry at Colorado State University.