My professional goal is to conduct research in atmospheric chemistry. My undergraduate research involved aerosols and mass spectrometry, but I wish to expand my scope of research as a graduate student. Since atmospheric problems such as air pollution are transnational concerns and can be addressed by wide collaborative efforts, I also wish to engage with researchers in areas that touch human health and public policy in order to have the largest impact on the world’s pressing atmospheric problems.

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Doctoral Dissertation: Estimating Regional Nitrous Oxide Emissions Using Isotopic Ratio Observations and a Bayesian Inverse Framework, September 2018

Advisor: Prof. Ronald Prinn