Below is a list of past events related to AirUCI (sorted with the most recent first).
AirUCI faculty Manabu Shiraiwa is organizing the third annual meeting of the Sloan MOCCIE group to be held June 24-25, 2019 in Chapel Hill, NC. A key part of this group is AirUCI faculty Doug Tobias. The workshop will focus on progress made to date and will also define goals for the coming year.
AirUCI will host a visit from Girl Scout Troop 4591 from Irvine on Friday, June 14th. Project Scientists Lisa Wingen and Veronique Perraud will give a brief presentation of our research and demonstrate some of our lab equipment. The scouts are learning about "the air around us" and one of the requirements is to talk with an environmental scientist.
The upcoming session of the AirUCI internal seminars will be held on Thursday, June 13th from 12:30 - 1:30 PM in Rowland Hall room 390. All graduate students, postdocs, or project scientists who are affiliated with AirUCI are welcome. Talks will be by Laura McCaslin (Gerber research group), "Discovering a new class of reactions in the atmosphere: SN2-type substitution reactions of nitrogen oxides with seawater" and by Brian Hwang (Shiraiwa research group), "Multiphase reactivity of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons depends on diffusion limitation and phase separation".
On June 4th, AirUCI faculty Saewong Kim will host Professor Jose Jimenez of the University of Colorado at Boulder, who will give an ESS seminar at 3:30 pm in Croul Hall room 3101. He is an atmospheric chemist working on the development and implementation of aerosol/gas instruments and has been a part of numerous field campaigns. The title of his talk is "Submicron aerosols across the indoor, urban, and remote atmospheres".
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On Saturday, June 1st, graduate students, postdocs, and researchers from AirUCI labs will be providing lab tours and demonstrating some of our research as part of UCI's annual Chemistry Research Saturday. This event allows chemistry majors and honors students in the organic lab series to visit prospective research labs, meet other undergraduates and grad students, and learn about various areas of research. More information and the RSVP form are available at https://www.chem.uci.edu/researchsaturday.
This Friday, May 31st, AirUCI's AAAR Student Chapter is hosting a career panel for graduate students, post-docs and project scientists in atmospheric and environmental sciences who may want a career in academia. The meeting will be held from 11-12 in Rowland Hall 390 and special guests are Paul Nissenson, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Cal Poly Pomona, and Steve Mang, Lecturer in Chemistry here at UCI, both of whom are AirUCI alumni.
The next session of the AirUCI internal seminars will be held on Thursday, May 30th from 12:30 - 1:30 PM in Rowland Hall room 390. All graduate students, postdocs, or project scientists who are affiliated with AirUCI are welcome. The talk will be by Veronique Perraud (Finlayson-Pitts research group) and by Rebecca Johnson (Kleinman research group), "What's in hookah smoke?".
On Tuesday, May 21, AirUCI faculty Alex Guenther will host Prof. Frank Keutsch of Harvard University as he presents an ESS seminar. The talk is entitled "Solar geoengineering - taking the edge off climate change?" and will take place in Croul Hall room 3101 at 3:30.
The AAAR Student Chapter at UCI is presenting a career panel for Ph.D. students in atmospheric and environmental sciences who may want a career in government/public policy, to be held on Friday, May 17th from 11-12 in Rowland Hall 390. We will be hosting and talking with Maggie Walser of Gulf Research Program and Marc Carreras Sospedra, of South Coast AQMD, both of whom are AirUCI alumni.
On May 14th, 2019, AirUCI faculty Michael Prather will give a lecture entitled, "Chemical Reactivity of the Remote Atmosphere Derived from the NASA Atmospheric Tomography Mission (ATom)." The talk begins at 3 pm in Croul Hall room 3101 and will give an overview of the ATom mission which has constructed the first photochemical climatology of the remote troposhere, compiled using data from several years of flight transects across the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans in specially equipped planes. This talk will focus on the core set of species that control the primary photochemical reactivity of...
