The AirUCI Internal Symposium will hold their next meeting on Thursday, October 22nd from 12:30 - 1:30 pm. These are virtual meetings for grad students, postdocs, and project scientists and they are an excellent opportunity to practice presentations, to learn about AirUCI-related research, and to form collaborations among the AirUCI labs. The talk, presented by Lia Dam (Smith group) is entitled "Chamber studies of nitrate radical initiated oxidaton of 4 monoterpenes for mechanistic insight."
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Below is a list of past events related to AirUCI (sorted with the most recent first).
The AirUCI Internal Symposium has scheduled their fall meetings to be held from 12:30 - 1:30 pm on Thursdays in October, November, and December 2020. These are virtual meetings for grad students, postdocs, and project scientists and they are an excellent opportunity to practice presentations, to learn about AirUCI-related research, and to form collaborations among the AirUCI labs. The first meeting is on October 1st and you can register here by Friday, September 18th. Meeting details will be distributed that weekend.
The Advanced Power & Energy Program, partner program to AirUCI, will hold its annual ICEPAG 2020 meeting from September 14-16, 2020 as a virtual event. The theme for this year's International Colloquium on Environmentally Preferred Advanced Power Generation (ICEPAG) is "Hydrogen: A Platform for Sustainability".
For details and to register for this event
AirUCI's AAAR Student Chapter is presenting a series of AAAR-style tutorials on Fridays in July, August, and September. The format will be like those given at the annual conference, presented free of charge. Each tutorial will be an opportunity to learn the basics of topics outside each group's own research. The third tutorial is scheduled for Friday, September 11th from 11 am to 12:30 pm on the topic of Multiphase Process Modeling, taught by Manabu Shiraiwa (RSVP here).
Please RSVP at least 3 days before the tutorial. They will send the Zoom meeting details and more information the week before. More details
On Wednesday, August 3rd at noon, Anteater Insider LIVE explores “The Health of Indoor Air.” AirUCI faculty Manabu Shiraiwa will discuss the science behind indoor air and COVID-19 transmission. Matthew Gudorf of UCI Facilities Management will discuss how the university is handling indoor air quality as people return to campus. Viewers can submit questions for a live Q&A during the program. Register and watch via Zoom or Vimeo.
AirUCI's AAAR Student Chapter is presenting a series of AAAR-style tutorials on Fridays in July, August, and September. The format will be like those given at the annual conference, presented free of charge. Each tutorial will be an opportunity to learn the basics of topics outside each group's own research. The second tutorial is scheduled for Friday, August 14th from 11 am to 12:30 pm on the topic of Atmospheric Brown Carbon, taught by Sergey Nizkorodov (RSVP here).
Please RSVP at least 3 days before the tutorial. They will send the Zoom meeting details and more information the week before. More details
AirUCI's AAAR chapter has announced a series of upcoming seminars from early career faculty members at research universities. Each speaker will give a research seminar, after which there will be about 20-30 minutes for a discussion about how they managed their career paths. These events are great opportunities for graduate students and other researchers to learn how to pursue a faculty position at a research university.
The second seminar will be presented by Professor Tara Kahan of the University of Saskatchewan on Wednesday, August 5th at 11am PDT. Her group's research focuses on reactivity of pollutants at ice surfaces, pollutant fates in natural waters, chemistry on urban surfaces, and indoor air chemistry. More information about her research can be found here. Prof. Kahan was a post-doc with John Hemminger after graduating from the University of Toronto.
Zoom details will be sent on the Monday before each talk. Contact aaarsc@uci.edu for additional information.
AirUCI's AAAR Student Chapter is announcing a series of AAAR-style tutorials on Fridays in July, August, and September. The format will be like those given at the annual conference, presented free of charge. Each tutorial will be an opportunity to learn the basics of topics outside each group's own research focus. Here is the tutorial schedule:
- Friday, July 24th from 11-12:30; Atmospheric Nanoparticles, taught by Jim Smith (RSVP here)
- Friday, August 14th from 11-12:30; Atmospheric Brown Carbon, taught by Sergey Nizkorodov (RSPV here)
- Friday, September 11th from 11-12:30; Multiphase Process Modeling, taught by Manabu Shiraiwa (RSVP here)
Please RSVP at least 3 days before each tutorial. They will send the Zoom meeting details and more information in the week before each tutorial. More details
AirUCI's AAAR Student Chapter is presenting a series of AAAR-style tutorials on Fridays in July, August, and September. The format will be like those given at the annual conference, presented free of charge. Each tutorial will be an opportunity to learn the basics of topics outside each group's own research. The first tutorial is scheduled for Friday, July 24th from 11 am to12:30 pm on the topic of Atmospheric Nanoparticles, taught by Jim Smith (RSVP here).
Please RSVP at least 3 days before the tutorial. They will send the Zoom meeting details and more information the week before. More details
AirUCI's AAAR chapter is announcing a series of upcoming seminars from early career faculty members at research universities. Each speaker will give a research seminar, after which there will be about 20-30 minutes for a discussion about how they managed their career paths. These events are great opportunities for graduate students and other researchers to learn how to pursue a faculty position at a research university.
Their first seminar will be presented by Professor Rachel O'Brien of William & Mary College on Wednesday, July 22nd at 11am PDT. Her group's research focuses on using mass spectrometry and spectroscopy techniques to study photobleaching in cloud water, aerosol particle photodegradation, and indoor surface film composition. More information about her group's research can be found here. Prof. O'Brien collaborated with the Nizkorodov group during her time as a graduate student at UC Berkeley.
Our second seminar will be Professor Tara Kahan of the University of Saskatchewan on Wednesday, August 5th at 11am PDT. Her group's research focuses on reactivity of pollutants at ice surfaces, pollutant fates in natural waters, chemistry on urban surfaces, and indoor air chemistry. More information about her research can be found here. Prof. Kahan was a post-doc with John Hemminger after graduating from the University of Toronto.
Zoom details will be sent on the Monday before each talk. Contact aaarsc@uci.edu for additional information.
