CAPS: Faculty

Major Funding:
DOE
EPA
NASA
NSF

Last updated: 8 May 2007 by nmd

We have one of the largest groups of faculty addressing air quality in an engineering college in the United States. Our faculty come from diverse backgrounds and follow diverse research pursuits with a high degree of collaboration.

	Peter Adams Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy phone: (412) 268-5624 email: petera AT andrew.cmu.edu Climatic effects of atmospheric particulate matter (aerosols), global and regional models of atmospheric chemistry, air quality in developing countries.
	Cliff Davidson Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy phone: (412) 268-2951 email: cliff AT cmu.edu Deposition of gases and particles. Indoor air quality.
	Neil Donahue Professor, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering phone: (412) 268-4415 email: nmd AT andrew.cmu.edu Physical chemistry of atmospheric free radicals. High pressure discharge flow studies of kinetics and atmospheric oxidation mechanisms. Fundamental control of reactions potential energy surfaces and reaction dynamics.
	Spyros Pandis Professor, Chemical Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy phone: (412) 268-7139 email: spyros AT andrew.cmu.edu Atmospheric aerosol physics and chemistry. Regional air quality modeling. Pollution control strategies.
	Allen Robinson Professor, Mechanical Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy phone: (412) 268-3301 email: alr AT andrew.cmu.edu Energy and environmental problems, especially combustion systems and air pollution. Laboratory and field characeterization of emissions sources. Energy policy.