Future Group Members
If you are a highly motivated and creative individual, interested in field and/or laboratory studies of atmospheric aerosols, please email (Roya.Bahreini@ucr.edu) to inquire about available positions.
Positions are available through Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, or Environmental Toxicology at UCR depending on your background and research interests.
If you are a highly motivated and creative individual, interested in field and/or laboratory studies of atmospheric aerosols, please email (Roya.Bahreini@ucr.edu) to inquire about available positions.
Positions are available through Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, or Environmental Toxicology at UCR depending on your background and research interests.
Current Group Members
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Past Group Members
Alex Frie, PhD, Environmental Sciences, 2019
Trevor Rogers, Chemistry (Fall 2018, Winter 2019)
Ryan Myers, BS, Chemistry (Fall 2018, Winter 2019), 2019
Stephen Zimmerman, MS, Environmental Sciences, 2018
Alyssa Duro, Environmental Sciences (Summer 2018)
Justin Dingle, PhD Environmental Toxicology, 2018
- Thesis title: "Studies on the production and characteristics of natural and anthropogenic aerosols"
- Now: Assistant Researcher, UW- Superior, Lake Superior Research Institute
Trevor Rogers, Chemistry (Fall 2018, Winter 2019)
Ryan Myers, BS, Chemistry (Fall 2018, Winter 2019), 2019
Stephen Zimmerman, MS, Environmental Sciences, 2018
Alyssa Duro, Environmental Sciences (Summer 2018)
Justin Dingle, PhD Environmental Toxicology, 2018
- Thesis title: "Aerosol optical properties in field measurements and smog chamber experiments with selected biogenic and anthropogenic precursors"
- Now: Postdoc at U. of Toronto
- Now: PhD student at GaTech
- Thesis title: "Chemical composition of atmospheric aerosols in air quality field measurements using a compact time-of-flight aerosol mass spectrometer"
- Now: UCR Environmental Health and Safety
- Now: Los Angeles Dept. of Water and Power
- Now: South Coast Air Quality Management District
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