Recent News, Updates, & Awards
1/16/24 - Postdoc, Alfie Mayhew, featured on "Talking Climate" Podcast
Recently in the news, checkout the Wilkes Climate Center’s Podcast “Talking Climate”, Episode #12 “Making Sense of How VOCs Impact Air Pollution & Climate” for an interview with Dr. Alfred Mayhew, a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Haskins Lab where he describes his research adding dimer formation to GEOS-Chem.
11/30/23 - Undergrad, Todd Clark, Named Wilkes Fellow
Congratulations to Haskins Lab undergraduate, Todd Clark who was recently named a Wilkes Fellow in Spring of 2024 for his undergraduate research project, entitled “Formalizing a Data Pipeline Tool to Enable the Use of USGS Soil Survey Geographic Database Products in 3-D Global Climate Models”.
9/20/23 - grads, Shuying Zhao & Joey Bail Win GCSC Travel Grant
Congratulations to Haskins Lab graduate students, Shuying Zhao & Joey Bail, who both recently won a Global Change and Sustainability Center Travel Grant to attend the 11th International GEOS-Chem Meeting in St. Louis, Mo at Washington University in June of 2024.
7/30/23 - Jessica's Brass Band Featured in SLC Tribune
Need a break from science news? Prof. Haskins founded a new brass band in Salt Lake City that was recently featured in the Salt Lake Tribune. Read the full article here!
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CAPRAM goes heterogeneous. We start with dust surface reactions. Big kudos to Marvel B.E. Aiyuk for his first Ph.D. paper !
A CAPRAM Modeling Study on the Role of Heterogeneous Reactions on Dust in Tropospheric Chemistry | ACS Earth and Space Chemistry
Sure hope someone at UGA/GaTech had their mass specs pulling today. Would be super interested to know what spiked after the #biolabfire in Conyers today. Probably some interesting halogens?!
I am looking for a Scientific Programmer to join my research group at ETH. If you like coding and atmospheric chemistry modeling, it could be you! You can find the details here: https://jobs.ethz.ch/job/view/JOPG_ethz_A529dGLmOQxow0boWT
New #NSF "Clusters" seem like a big change... The potential is there to better support interdisciplinary work, but at the expense of having far less control on the program your proposal is submitted to. Hot takes welcome here.
**job alert** Postdoc position available to work with Prof. John Lin here at UUtah ATMOS: https://utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/170496