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Adjunct Science Team
August 30, 2005
(with subsequent updates)
We are pleased to announce the membership of the Adjunct Science Team for the DOE Atmospheric Science Program.
ASP welcomes the participation in ASP activities by scientists not funded by ASP who wish, under funding from other sources, to engage in field measurements, modeling, or other collaborative activities with the Program. Scientists who participate in ASP activities in this way will constitute the Adjunct Science Team of the Program and are encouraged to attend Science Team meetings and otherwise contribute to formulation of studies to achieve ASP goals. Members of the Adjunct Science Team will be expected to share their data in accordance with ASP data policies and will likewise be entitled to access to the data of other ASP investigators in interpreting measurements and preparation of scientific papers and the like. For further information or to participate in this activity interested scientists are invited to contact Rick Petty or Steve Schwartz.
The list of the current Adjunct Science Team investigators and their projects is appended here. Some projects may have additional principal or co-principal investigators and/or funded collaborators, not listed here.
Several of these projects, denoted with an asterisk (*) are funded by the Department of Energy through the National Institute for Climatic Change Research (NICCR).
Additionally projects denoted with a hash mark (#) are funded by the Department of Energy through the department's Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (DOE/EPSCoR).
Susanne Bauer and Dorothy Koch, NASA GISS/Columbia University, and Surabi Menon, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory: "Global Aerosol Modeling: Mixing State and Radiative Properties of Aerosols"
* Paul DeMott and Tony Prenni, Colorado State University: "Investigation of hygroscopicity and cloud-and ice-nucleating activities of combustion aerosols"
Paul V. Doskey, Argonne : "Measurements of the Organic Molecular Composition of Aerosols for Studies of Aerosol Formation and Radiative Forcing of Climate
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Manvendra K. Dubey, Los Alamos National Laboratory: "Black carbon measurements in the marine environment"
Rangasayi N. Halthore and Peter F. Caffrey, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC: "Effects of aerosol loading, composition and size distribution on cloud droplet number concentrations and size distributions"
* Sonia Kreidenweis, Colorado State University, and Hans Moosmüller, Desert Research Institute, "Laboratory measurements of aerosol scattering and extinction properties"
# Richard T. McNider, University of Al, and its predicitions of Effects of Hydroscopic Aerosols in the Stable Nocturnal Boundary Layer with Implications for Climate Trends"
* Asit Ray, University of Kentucky: "Radiative and hygroscopic properties of aerosols containing black carbon at various mixing states"
Tony Strawa, NASA Ames: "CADENZA: Cavity ringdown measurements of aerosol optical properties"
* Renyi Zhang, Texas A&M University: "Laboratory investigation of mixing states and physical and optical properties of soot-containing aerosols"
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