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With collaborators from Missouri University of Science & Technology and GTI, Xinhua Liang plans to develop an economical process to convert carbon dioxide and solid waste into carbon-negative concrete products. (iStock photo)

Carbon-negative concrete products to be formed from upcycled waste

Xinhua Liang and collaborators to create concrete blocks made from carbon dioxide and solid wastes.

02.15.2023
Photo: Jeremy Bishop via Unsplash

Aerosols influence Arctic warming trends

Jian Wang to study Arctic aerosols and their impact on climate change.

02.02.2023
Chelluboyina (Courtesy photo)

Doctoral student wins Quad Fellowship

Ganesh Chelluboyina is a member of the inaugural class of Quad Fellows announced by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce Dec. 9.

12.14.2022
Aerial view of downtown Chicago

McKelvey Engineering joins Argonne, others, to study urban climate change

Field lab will engage community members in citizen science.

09.07.2022

Where are the particles over the oceans from?

Jian Wang to study formation of particles around marine boundary layer clouds.

06.01.2022

Beeler accepted into DOE research program for doctoral students

The doctoral student will conduct some of her thesis research at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Washington, for six months.

05.09.2022
Randall Martin

Martin ranks No. 23 worldwide among environmental scientists

Research.com ranks Randall Martin No. 12 in U.S., 23 in world.

05.06.2022
Randall Martin

Martin wins NASA grant for satellite-derived air quality research

Findings could help with future air quality management.

01.27.2022
April 2019 and 2020-2019 difference of inferred ground level NO2 mixing ratio near Atlanta. The green circle represents downtown Atlanta, the red diamonds represent coal-burning power plants with capacities > 2000 MW. The blue x represents Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. The black lines indicate major highways. (Courtesy: Martin Lab)

Lockdown drove pollution changes between – even within – cities

New method allows researchers to measure levels of NO2 on a finer scale, revealing disparities in exposure during COVID.

01.19.2022
Rajan Chakrabarty

Energy facility awards funding to Chakrabarty

Chakrabarty's project is one of 35 two-year projects funded by a U.S. Department of Energy facility sponsored by the Biological and Environmental Research program.

12.21.2021
In 2020, about 90% of all corn, cotton and soybeans planted in the United States were genetically modified to tolerate one or more herbicides, such as glyphosate, dicamba or 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D). (iStock photo)

Mitigating environmental impact of herbicides

Kimberly Parker, Brent Williams, graduate student Stephen Sharkey evaluate herbicide drift.

12.15.2021

Something's Up

Rajan Chakrabarty and Randall Martin research fine particulate matter, which is the leading cause of environment-related diseases around the world.

12.07.2021
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