RESEARCH


Our research focuses on atmospheric aerosol chemistry and its implications for human health and climate change. We investigate the sources, formation mechanisms, and climate impacts of aerosols through an integrated approach that combines field observations, laboratory studies, as well as data and physical models. Utilizing high-resolution  mass  spectrometry,  optical methods,  and hygroscopic analysis,  we aim to achieve a comprehensive chemical characterization of aerosol particles. We have a particular interest in organic aerosols in both urban and marine environments, and we are actively developing advanced analytical techniques for the molecular-level characterization of organic species. In addition, we have a longstanding research interest in new particle formation, especially in marine settings.


Research Experience

·       Sources, chemistry and optical properties of atmospheric aerosol

·       Secondary organic aerosol formation and transformation

·       Air quality and health effects

·       Sea-air exchange

·       Aerosol-cloud interactions

·       Aerosol isotopic chemistry

·       Analytical chemistry and mass spectrometry



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