As our planet warms, understanding carbon in the arctic is crucial.
Author: Alfie Mayhew
I am a Postdoctoral researcher at The University of Utah. My work focuses on studying the reactions of organic compounds in the atmosphere, specifically investigating the global impact of the chemistry of compounds emitted by plants.
Hydrogen Peroxide as a Key Precursor to Acid Rain
Sulfate formation is about more than just SO2!
Dissolved Organic Compounds Under a Changing Climate
Efforts to understand the complex mixture of organic compounds in water from around the globe.
How Analytical Chemistry Helped to Reveal Our Coal Burning Past
The relationship between humans and this strange sediment may go back further than you think…
Are you inhaling plastics?
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Jet Engine Oils Cause Ultra-Fine Particle Concentrations to Take Off
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Atmospheric chemistry to make you go OOOH!
Recent findings that reveal a previously neglected group of compounds in our atmosphere.