Atmospheric Remote Sensing and Modeling Group @ BU

Air pollution has become a leading global environmental health risk, linked to millions of deaths worldwide and costing trillions of dollars in health and welfare losses. Our research combines ground-based measurements with computer modeling and satellite remote sensing to better understand the physical and chemical processes in the atmosphere that impact human vulnerability to air pollution. We also consider how the biosphere impacts atmospheric reactivity, exploring links between air quality, the natural environment, and human health.

Here you will find information about our team, our ongoing research activities, Jeff’s teaching, a list of publications, and recent news. You can also check out recent interviews featured along the right panel. For other group resources (shared scripts, instrument manuals, poster templates, group expectations, and group meeting schedule), you will need password protected access to the E&E Atmospheric Chemistry Group SharePoint.

To learn how to get involved with our team, please check out our “Get Involved” link!