Atmospheric chemist and postdoc with @DB_Millet | PhD from @HarvardCCB | Biosphere-atmosphere exchange of reactive carbon | ACS In-Focus author
University of Minnesota
Joined April 2013
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Yes, please! We would love to hear what you do!
Do you study biosphere-atmosphere interactions? We would love to see your work at the Biosphere-Atmosphere Interactions of Reactive Carbon, Oxidants, and Aerosols #AGU23 session. Consider submitting an abstract! Convened by @JoshShutter, Kelley Wells, @mzCHEMj, @dbkilgour, myself
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Do you study biosphere-atmosphere interactions? We would love to see your work at the Biosphere-Atmosphere Interactions of Reactive Carbon, Oxidants, and Aerosols #AGU23 session. Consider submitting an abstract! Convened by @JoshShutter, Kelley Wells, @mzCHEMj, @dbkilgour, myself
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Excited to share that I will join @PurdueEAPS as an Asst. Prof. Fall 2024. It’s a privilege to be part of such a talented and welcoming community that inspires great science. Grateful for support from family, friends, peers, and mentors that has allowed for this opportunity (1/2)
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💡Excited to share our new paper in @theAGU #GRL “Predicting Real Refractive Index of Organic Aerosols From Elemental Composition”. Huge thanks to @PengfeiLiuGT, Bin Bai, KeutschGroup @hseas, @SallyNgGroup, and collaborators @AerodyneRes @PKU1898
🔗 agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.… – at Newton, MA
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The Minneapolis skyline on a clear day vs. today! Same location in both images. Today, the Twin Cities in Minnesota has one of the worst air quality conditions in the world due to wildfire smoke from Canada. You can smell and even taste the smoke in the air today! An air quality alert is in place for the Twin Cities until 6 a.m. tomorrow. Thanks to Adele for taking the smokey sky picture just moments ago! #mnwx #WildfireSmoke @NWSTwinCities
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The ghostly domes of St. Paul
The Minnesota Capitol (left) and the Cathedral of Saint Paul were barely visible through the smoky haze earlier today. Air quality readings in the Twin Cities were among the worst — possibly THE worst — on record
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As of earlier today, our office in Chanhassen has surpassed 100" snow for the season! We stand at 101.7" as of 7PM.
This is the snowiest season on record for Chanhassen (records only dating back to 1995). We blew past 2nd place, which was the 2010-2011 winter with 90.2".
#MNwx
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It's #GreatLakesDay! The #GreatLakes are a socially, economically & environmentally valuable resource, and NOAA works to protect & restore them.
Today our Director & Regional Team Lead are in Washington D.C. meeting w/ Congress members who play a key role in shaping GL policies!
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Wondering how to start your day tomorrow (Thursday) at AGU? Come on over to oral session A42D to hear some excellent talks on biosphere-atmosphere exchange! Also check out the in-person and online poster sessions A44B and A45J later in the day.
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Making your #AGU2022 schedule? Come see my talk at AGU on *Thursday* morning in A42D: Biosphere-Atmosphere Exchange. I'll be sharing dif mechanism's predictions of [Organic Nitrates] to a variety of observations! Plus, see @JingqiuMao right after me. agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/meet…
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Carbon dioxide is giving Earth a jolt!
Did you know there’s about 400 parts per million (ppm) of caffeine in coffee? There's over 400 ppm of CO₂ in our atmosphere today. If you've felt the surge of caffeine hitting your system, you've experienced the effects of just 400 ppm.
ALT Graphic looks down on a cup of coffee, with Planet Earth as the “coffee.” To the right of the coffee cup is the text “Can you tell the difference between caffeinated coffee and decaf?” Below the coffee cup is the text “If so, you have detected a concentration of 400 parts per million (ppm). There’s more than 400 ppm of carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere.” It follows with bold text saying “Small amounts of powerful substances have big effects.”
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Can't believe it took me this long to to discover the legend that is the @wistatefair cream puff. So. Unbelievably. Delicious.
ALT Chancellor Mnookin and Badger Ambassadors with cream puffs
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The #IGC10 Conference is well underway! We welcomed research scientists, students and stakeholders to campus for meetings, poster sessions and all topics of research in atmospheric composition.
Take a look at some of our photos from the week so far.
#washuengineers
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#ICYMI, sun lovers and @NASA enthusiasts! U.S. Postal Service delivers #SunScienceStamps. Get yours at usps.com/stamps
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Thank you to the TedEd team, especially @colmanAnimation for your patience with all my chemistry tweaks! Here's a little video we put together to teach some basics about what's in the air we breath.
youtube.com/watch?v=xEodej_M…
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🇺🇸 Tonight i'm dedicating my sparkle to @NASAPersevere!
Congratulations for this successful landing on Mars after a 7 months journey through space !🚀
👏 @NASA @NASAJPL @CNES @CNRS @ESA_fr!
📽️@USEmbassyFrance
#CompteÀReboursPourMars #CountdownToMars
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I’m safe on Mars. Perseverance will get you anywhere.
#CountdownToMars
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The forest for the trees: the Keutsch lab's "Team Plant" investigates how differences between pre-industrial and modern forests impact air pollution and climate change. bit.ly/3c9Gyd7
