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Atmospheric Chemistry entails the study of the chemical composition of and transformations in the atmosphere. It concerns both trace gases and particulate matter (PM), and encompasses all regions of the atmosphere, from remote, "clean" upper tropospheric regions to surface, urban, "polluted" regions. Topics range from the chemical composition of PM to its effects on climate, from the ozone layer to ozone as an air pollutant, and from man-made to naturally emitted volatile organic compounds (VOC) and their chemistry in the atmosphere. Research in this area can involve making laboratory and/or field measurements, analyzing data, and conducting computer simulations.

Faculty

Sarah Brooks

  • Director, Center for Atmospheric Chemistry and the Environment
  • Professor
Sarah Brooks

Renyi Zhang

  • Harold J. Haynes Chair in Geosciences
  • University Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Sciences
Renyi Zhang

Gunnar Schade

  • Associate Professor
  • Office: Eller O&M 1104A
  • Phone: (979) 845-0633
  • Email: gws@tamu.edu
Gunnar Schade

Timothy Logan

  • Director of the Houston Lightning Mapping Array (HLMA) Network
  • Assistant Professor
Timothy Logan

Xiaohong Liu

  • Reta A. Haynes Chair in Geosciences
  • Professor
Xiaohong Liu

Kenneth Bowman

  • David Bullock Harris Professor of Geosciences
  • Research Professor
Kenneth Bowman

Yue Zhang

  • Assistant Professor
Yue Zhang