AQMEL ends the Spring 2025 term with several exciting updates and accomplishments! See below for details on graduations, papers, awards, and outreach activities.AQMEL GraduationsThis Spring, five grou...

The Collective for Inclusive Engineering presents, a “Fireside Chat with Andrea Vidaurre.” A prolific environmental justice advocate from South...

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: ISR Workshop hosted by UCI and Sierra Club. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

Air pollution exposure has been found to be linked with numerous adverse human health effects. Because both air pollution concentrations and the location of human individuals change spatiotemporall...

Chemical transport models are used for federal compliance demonstrations when areas are out of attainment, but there is no guidance for choosing a chemical mechanism. With the 2024 change of the annua...

The Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) model simulates atmospheric phenomena, including advection, diffusion, gas-phase chemistry, aerosol physics and chemistry, and cloud processes. Gas-phase ch...

It has been a while since our last newsletter. In this post, we share AQMEL news and accomplishments from this year.Research AccomplishmentsThis year, AQMEL researchers published seven papers! Jennifer's paper explores the chemical complexity of organic aerosols associated with indoor incense burning. Dr. Ivey led a commentary on the challenges of disparate exposure mitigation in disproportionately impacted communities. Khanh's paper explored the utility of machine learning for air pollution pre