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Mike Cubison, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Researcher, CIRES
Ph.D., Atmospheric Physics Group, 2005, University of Manchester, with Hugh Coe
Research: Evaluating the physical and chemical properties controlling Cloud Condensation Nucleus (CCN) activation in different locations, through collaboration with many others providing data sets, and modelling work with NOAA ERL. Development and field testing of an automated particle concentrator. Development of the ToF-AMS system for the HIAPER aircraft project.
Interests: Cycling all summer, snowboarding all winter. It's a hard life in Colorado.
Homepage
michael.cubison@colorado.edu
Phone: (303) 492-1837
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Ken Docherty, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Researcher, CIRES
Ph.D., Environmental Toxicology, 2004, University of California-Riverside, with Paul J. Ziemann
Research: Tropospheric chemistry of secondary organic aerosol formation, and the development of advanced particle analysis techniques to characterize the composition of organic aerosols.
Homepage
kenneth.docherty@colorado.edu
Phone: (303) 492-0594
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Delphine Farmer, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Fellow, CIRES, with NOAA Climate and Global Change Fellowship
Ph.D., Physical/Atmospheric Chemistry, 2006, University of California-Berkeley, with Ron Cohen
Research: Air pollution and tropospheric chemistry in rural and urban environments; Biosphere-atmosphere exchange of aerosols and reactive trace gases, focusing on aerosol eddy covariance fluxes over forests with the ToF-AMS
Homepage
delphine.farmer@colorado.edu
Phone: (303) 492-1351
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Allison C. Aiken
Ph.D. Student, Chemistry
B.S./B.S. 2002, Chemistry (w/ ACS Environmental Chemistry Certif.) and Biology, Furman University
Research: Measurement of Elemental Composition of Organic Aerosols using the HR-ToF-AMS, and analysis of MILAGRO-2006 data (Mexico City).
Interests: When I have time, I'm up for almost anything: biking (road), skiing, boarding, climbing, hiking, camping, swimming, the occasional sprint triathlon... I just happen to be much more proficient in some than others, and I'm not telling which is which! I also kinda sorta dabble in art, but I haven't had much time for that lately.
allison.aiken@colorado.edu
Homepage
Phone: (303) 735-5990
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Katja Dzepina
Co-advisor: Sasha Madronich of NCAR
Ph.D. Student, Chemistry
B.S. University of Zagreb, Croatia
Research: Aerosol size and composition measurements, and Aerosol modeling
Interests: Family, friends, and the Sea
katja.dzepina@colorado.edu
Phone: (303) 735-5990
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Alex Huffman
Ph.D. Student, Chemistry
B.S. 1999, Chemistry, Pepperdine University
Research: Development on new analytical techniques for aerosol measurement
Interests: world travel, running (training for first marathon), University
of Arizona basketball fan, worked as a volunteer with a church and community
center in Kampala, Uganda for a year in 2001, half-hearted current attempt
to learn guitar
alex.huffman@colorado.edu
Phone: (303) 735-5990
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Carly Robinson
Ph.D. Student, Chemistry
B.S. Physics, Michigan Technological University, 2007
Research: Improved measurements of organic aerosols using soft-ionization aerosol mass spectrometry
Interests: traveling, tennis, horseback riding, snowboarding, hiking, Michigan sports, and my huge family. I'm loving the outdoor sports in Colorado.
carly.robinson@colorado.edu
Phone: (303) 735-5990
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Amber Marie Ortega, M.S., B.S.
Ph.D. Student, Atmospheric and Oceanic Science.
M.S. and B.S. in Meteorology, Penn State University, 2008
Research: previous experience in radicals dominating gas phase troposphere photochemistry, current interest in AMS size resolution and applications to soot/black carbon.
Interests: biking, hiking, cooking, wine, gardening, belly dancing, and music
amber.ortega@colorado.edu
Phone: (303) 735-5990
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Ingrid Ulbrich
Ph.D. Student, Chemistry
B.S. Environmental Engineering, MIT
Research: Source apportionment of ambient aerosol using advanced aerosol instruments
Interests: knitting, singing, baking, and hiking.
ingrid.ulbrich@colorado.edu
Phone: (303) 735-5990
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