Center for the Environmental Implications of NanoTechnology

Dynamics and characterization of airborne particles.  Transport of airborne particles through environmental pathways from sources to receptors.  Development of an emission inventory for ammonia from agricultural sources.  Mathematical modeling and measurement of particle dry deposition from the atmosphere onto vegetation, structures, and surrogate surfaces. Studies of the relative importance of wet and dry deposition in influencing glacial record samples. Mathematical modeling and measurement of indoor air pollutant concentrations.  Assessment of historical air pollution trends.