May 2006
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Melissa Trainer, Ph.D.
Advisor: Margaret Tolbert
Department: Chemistry and Biochemistry
Thesis: Laboratory Studies of Organic Haze Aerosols in Simulated Planetary Atmospheres
Future: Accepted employment as postdoctoral researcher at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics
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Rebecca Garland, Ph.D.
Advisor: Margaret Tolbert
Department: Chemistry and Biochemistry
Thesis: Probing the Impact of the Organic Fraction on Hygroscopicity, Reactive Growth and Optical Properties of Mixed Aerosol Particles
Future: Accepted employment as a postdoctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry
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Joel Gratz, MS
Advisor: Roger Pielke Jr.
Department: Environmental Studies
Thesis: Unlocking the Treasure Chest: A Study of Technology Transfer in the Case of Level-II Radar Data
Future: Looking to work for a catastrophe - hurricane and earthquake - insurance company, with possibility of pursuing a Ph.D.
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"The hands-on experience I've gained through CIRES while working toward my master's degree in geography at CU-Boulder is invaluable. I spent my first spring doing fieldwork on the Greenland ice sheet with some of the world's top cryospheric researchers. I don't know where else I would get this kind of opportunity!"
Kevin, masters candidate, geography
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