Two PhD and 1 postdoc at U Basel in aerosol composition, instrument dev & field measurements of aerosol oxidative potential. Students with an atmospheric / analytical/physical chemistry would be especially well-suited. PhD: drive.google.com/file/d/18BZ3Bt… PD: drive.google.com/file/d/1ngMVrw…

Meet Dr Ian (Gang) Chen (Ian Chen) and Dr Kayla Schulte (Dr. Kayla Schulte) from Environmental Research Group who are leading the charge in the fight against #AirPollution.👋 Find out what sparked their interest in air quality research in our latest blog.👇#CleanAirDay blogs.imperial.ac.uk/imperial-medic…

It has been a busy year! Through my Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions fellowship I’ve been quantifying #oxidativepotential at high time resolution all across London for the first time. Stoked to be conducting this work as part of such a vibrant and talented team ERG Aerosol Science @ Imperial College London #CleanAirDay

Fresh off the press: Associations between short-term exposure to airborne carbonaceous particles and mortality: A time-series study in London during 2010-2019. (2024-08-12) doi.org/10.1016/j.envp…

A busy week for ERG Aerosol Science @ Imperial College London next week, lots of presentations and posters at the EAC 2024 . Here’s some brief highlights Environment-Health Imperial College London

I'm excited to share the latest work from our master student ERG Aerosol Science @ Imperial College London. Michelle works with Datalystica to develop a new approach to determine # the factors objectively in PMF analyses. Tune in tomorrow at 12:45 pm in Duetto 2 #EAC2024 Environmental Research Group x.com/drdaveimperial…

Been enjoying my first #EAC2024 so far! Caught here by Dr Steven Campbell discussing the presence of Mo on subway trains in Lisbon with Anja H. Tremper

Great days of inspiration, ideas and insights at #EAC2024 / EAC 2024. Huge well done to the organisers. Wonderful to be on tour again with the Environmental Research Group ERG Aerosol Science @ Imperial College London team again too.

Fantastic talk from Dr Steven Campbell about his high time resolution oxidative potential measurements (OOPAAI) and insights from deployments at London supersites highlighting subway and wood burning drivers of OP

Fantastic talk by Dr Steven Campbell #EAC2024 speaking about the high time resolution Oxidative Potential instrument OOPAAI he has developed to quantify PM2.5 in London