McNeill Group @ Columbia University

Atmospheric Chemistry – Atmospheric Aerosols – Air Quality

Menu
Skip to content
  • Group Members
  • GAMMA
  • Lab
  • Publications
  • Outreach
  • Contact
  • Posted on February 11, 2013
  • by V. Faye McNeill

Our PNAS paper featured by Scientific American!

Our recently published manuscript, “Surfactants from the gas phase may promote cloud droplet formation,” was featured on Scientific American‘s podcast, 60-second Science. Have a listen!

 

Posted in News

Post navigation

Prev Our PNAS paper highlighted in an article on E&E News ClimateWire
Next New Review Article: Surface-Active Organics in Atmospheric Aerosols

Research Highlights

GAMMA, simpleGAMMA, and properties modules

Clean Air Toolbox for Cities

Tag Cloud

Your browser doesn't support the HTML5 CANVAS tag.
  • clouds
  • climate
  • air quality
  • outreach
  • lab
  • isoprene
  • AAAR
  • SOAS
  • secondary organic aerosols
  • simpleGAMMA
  • indoor air
  • aerosol chemistry
  • GAMMA
  • atmospheric chemistry
  • India
  • students
  • Columbia
  • Chemical Engineering
  • collaboration
  • publications

Columbia Links

  • Columbia
  • Columbia Clean Air Toolbox for Cities
  • Columbia Climate School
  • Columbia Department of Chemical Engineering
  • Columbia School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS)

Publication Highlight

Environmental Science & Technology
Aqueous Organic Chemistry in the Atmosphere: Sources and Chemical Processing of Organic Aerosols (Feature), V.F. McNeill, Environ. Sci. Technol. (2015) 49 (3) 1237-1244.  link to article 
 
© Copyright 2025 – McNeill Group @ Columbia University
Bezel Theme by SimpleFreeThemes ⋅ Powered by WordPress