I am an atmospheric scientist and my main interests are in air quality, tropospheric ozone chemistry and in halogenated gases that are stratospheric ozone depleting and greenhouse gases.
I came to UEA as a student in 1983 and never left. Initially I studied for a BSc in Environmental Sciences before obtaining a PhD in Atmospheric Science. I was then employed as a researcher for 15 years on various projects and, for a couple of years, supported by the National Centre for Atmospheric Research (NCAS). In 2005 I began a RCUK Academic Fellowship, becoming a Reader in 2010 and subseqently a Professor in 2014. I teach atmospheric chemistry and am currently the Deputy Head and Director of Research for the School of Environmental Sciences.
I am member of the Defra Air Quality Review Group.
Air Quality in the UK: The Impact of Boundary Layer Meteorology
PhD Positions Click here for other current PhD opportunities in the School of Environmental Sciences. However, feel free to email me to discuss projects outside these areas and alternative sources of funding.
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