Below is a list of past events related to AirUCI (sorted with the most recent first).
AirUCI's 7th annual science workshop will be held at the Surf and Sand Hotel in Laguna Beach, California on January 19-20, 2010. Invited speakers and AirUCI researchers will give presentations on the latest findings in chemistry in the atmosphere and at interfaces.
To attend, contact Melissa Sweet at 949-824-2628 or msweet@uci.edu.
Do you want to know what causes the Santa Ana Mountains to disappear from view on hot, sunny days?
Would you like to learn how scientists measure the amounts of air pollutants in the air you breathe?
Are you curious to know how the molecular properties of these air pollutants are calculated?
Do you want to simulate the effect of removing all cars from local highways to see how it affects the air quality in the Los Angeles basin?
If you are intrigued by these questions and concerned about our environment, sign up for the training and outreach program in...
AirUCI hosted a talk by Dr. Tadeusz E. Kleindienst, research scientist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, on June 3, 2010 entitled "Use of Molecular Tracers for Estimating Secondary Organic Aerosol Concentrations in Sub-Micron Particulate Matter".
This event allowed ORU team members to review the research being conducted by the diverse groups and develop additional collaborative projects.
AirUCI's Sergey Nizkorodov was the featured speaker on April 29 at a seminar in Irvine, CA presented by TSI, Inc., the leading manufacturer of aerosol measurement equipment. To view a copy of the invitation, click here.
AirUCI hosted a talk on February 8, 2010 by Dr. Manfred Faubel of the Max-Planck-Institut für Dynamik und Selbstorganisation in Göttingen, Germany
This presentation by Eli Simon, Chairman and Professor of Acting in UC Irvine's Drama department, is designed to enhance the presentation skills of speakers at any level. For more information, please refer to his personal website.
Do you want to know what causes the Santa Ana Mountains to disappear from view on hot, sunny days?
Would you like to learn how scientists measure the amounts of air pollutants in the air you breathe?
Are you curious to know how the molecular properties of these air pollutants are calculated?
Do you want to simulate the effect of removing all cars from local highways to see how it affects the air quality in the Los Angeles basin?
If you are intrigued by these questions and concerned about our environment, sign up for the training and outreach program in...
AirUCI hosted a reception for Dr. Zeev Rosenzweig, Program Director for NSF's Analytical and Surface Chemistry group.
