AirUCI faculty Jack Brouwer spoke at Stark State College in North Canton, Ohio on October 3, 2018 for the 18th annual Ohio Fuel Cell Symposium. He made the case that, while wind and solar farms are generating clean power at lower and lower prices, it's not always when the energy is needed. Fuel cells could change that equation, eliminating the need for large coal and nuclear power plants and leading to a zero-emissions electric grid. Read the article
Past Events
Below is a list of past events related to AirUCI (sorted with the most recent first).
2018
AirUCI faculty Annmarie Carlton is hosting a workshop on deep learning in multiphase chemistry in conjunction with the U.S. Army. The event is to be held at the Beckman Center September 27-28, 2018 and will focus on artificial intelligence and machine learning, which lend themselves to chemical discovery in this area. For details, visit the event site.
U.S. Army scientist Dr. Laura Krnavek will meet with AirUCI's Finlayson-Pitts research group and tour our labs on September 26, 2018.
AirUCI will once again host a research retreat for the graduate students, postdocs, project scientists, and researchers in our institute. The two-day retreat will be held at the Lake Arrowhead Conference Center from September 24-26, 2018 with transportation provided to and from UCI. Attendees will give presentations and participate in discussions about ongoing research projects. Past retreats have yielded new collaborations and new research ideas that have greatly benefited AirUCI as well as the individual attendees. To register for this event, please contact...
AirUCI co-Director Barbara Finlayson-Pitts will give the 2018 Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecture at Purdue University on September 19th. Her talk is entitled "Climate Change, Crud... and Crises?"
Dr. Nanna Myllys, postdoc in AirUCI's Jim Smith and Benny Gerber groups, will present a tutorial about using Atmospheric Cluster Dynamic Code (ACDC) on August 28 at 2 pm in Rowland Hall room 390. ACDC is a tool used to study new-particle formation, able to simulate cluster kinetics and population dynamics; this means for instance, cluster evaporation rates, cluster distribution, particle formation rate, step-by-step growth pathways, etc. All are welcome to attend.
AirUCI faculty Manabu Shiraiwa is organizing an outreach event for high school students to be held on campus August 14 -17, 2018. Presentations on AirUCI research, atmospheric chemistry, careers in science, and other topics will be held in Rowland Hall room 390 at various times during the event.
AirUCI faculty Manabu Shiraiwa is organizing the second annual meeting of the Sloan MOCCIE group to be held June 21-22, 2018 in Austin, TX. 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 Dr. Thomas Berkemeier from Georgia Tech and the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry (Mainz, Germany) as he presents a seminar at noon on June 13, 2018 in Rowland Hall 390. The talk is entitled "Formation and evaporation of organic aerosol from a kinetic modeling perspective."
AirUCI will host a seminar by Prof. Peter DeCarlo of Drexel University at noon on June 8 in Rowland Hall room 390. His talk title is: "Thirdhand smoke, people, and other contributions to aerosol mass in the indoor environment."