Our atmospheric chemistry group combines data from multiple platforms (models, aircraft, sondes, satellites, lab and field experiments) to better understand the influence of anthropogenic activity on atmospheric composition, air quality, and near-term climate.

Recent news and highlights from our group:

Rob Ryan joins the group to determine the impact of rocket emissions on atmospheric composition
Our virtual group meeting via Zoom and across 9 time zones
Karn Vohra presents his research at the Virtual EGU Zoom session (May 2020)
Our paper on the impact of the charcoal industry in Africa on air quality and climate submitted to ES&T
Alok Pandey joins the group to start postdoctoral research on ammonia emissions in the UK
Our paper on trends in city-wide air quality in UK and India submitted in ACP
Eloise awarded funding to determine local and distant PM2.5 sources in Leicester
Nana presents at the Institute of Physics 3-Minute Wonder competition in Leicester
Eloise awarded an ERC Starting Grant to better understand reactive nitrogen in the upper troposphere
Irma joins us for 3 months to learn to run GEOS-Chem
Nana Wei joins the group to start a PhD on nitrogen in the upper troposphere
Our paper on the impact of future fossil fuel on air quality published in ES&T
Eziekel visits the group to learn to run GEOS-Chem on the Amazon Cloud