Who We Are

Welcome to Atmospheric Aerosols & Health (AAH), was UC TSR&TP lead campus training grant for graduate student research and education.

With AAH, students enrolled in any of the graduate programs at UC Davis and UC Merced could broaden their education and opportunities in the field of Air Quality. Unfortunately due to budget cuts from the Office of the President, this trainging grant is no longer available to fund research. If you'd like more information about past student presentations, courses, materials, etc., please contact Cort Anastasio at: 530-754-9646.

Quarterly Seminars

Winter Quarter 2009

Colin Murphy-Freight and Air Quality: Current Trends and Research Ideas (pdf)

Chelsea Eastman-Environmental Epidemiology(pdf)

Spring Quarter 2009

Brynne Lazarus-Controlling airborne particulate matter by applying ecological knowledge to restore degraded lands(pdf)

Nick Sanders-Traffic, Air Quality, and Infant Health (pdf)

Fall Quarter 2009

Sharon Shewmake- Hybrid Cars and HOV Lanes (pdf)

Keisha Williams-Why do we care?: Toxicology Research in Relation to Atmospheric Aerosols and Health (pdf)

Winter Quarter 2010

Jessica Charrier-Hydroxyl Radical ('OH) Formation by Dissolved Transition Metals in a Surrogate Lung Fluid (pdf)

Chi-Chung Tsao-Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Life-Cycle Air Emission from Ethanol in Brazil (pdf)

Spring Quarter 2010

Ari Setyan-Assessment of particulate exposure and surface characteristics in association with urinary levels of 8-hydroxy-2’-deoxyguanosine, considered as marker of oxidative stress (pdf)

Raoul Lievanos-GIS-based research on environmental inequality in California's San Joaquin Valley (pdf)

Winter Quarter 2011

Jeremy Smith- Secondary Organic Aerosol (SOA) production from the Aqueous Reactions of Phenols and Triplet Aromatic Carbonyls(pdf)

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Due to budget cuts, we regret that the AAH training grant is no longer funding student research.