Helping-out research group (Dr. Sara Lance) to develop a method to measure teflon (forever chemicals) in the air, using an Aerodyne Mass Specrometer. Working in parallel to develop a device to concentrate the ambient aerosol into a focused beam.

Taught Environmental Chemistry and solutions to problems in modern society. Participated in small scale research projects with faculty.

Dissertation based on developing one of the first (I think, if not the first) volatility tandem differential mobility analyzers (VTDMA) for collaborative work with NOAA, USA; Thesis title: A System to Measure Aerosol Volatility Properties on the Tasmanian Sea. advising Prof. Wiedensohler (and David Covert, Univ. Washington). - Represented IFT in several field studies and int’l conferences

Masters in Environmental Engineering. Thesis Title: The Experimental Determination of the Light-scattering Properties of Single Ammonium Sulfate Particles. Made electric balance for single particle levitation based on previous work.

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