My students
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Manbharat Singh Dhadly, Ph.D. graduate student, since summer 2009. Email: manbharat "at" gi.alaska.edu Manbharat was born and grew up in Punjab, India. He joined UAF in summer 2009 with Masters in Physics (Honors) from Panjab University Chandigarh, India. After my Masters he qualified for the NET (National Eligibility Test for Lectureship), GATE and BARC exams in India. Currently,he works on his PhD. He is involved in the development of the Arctic System Model and examining interactions between aersols and clouds. Currently, he examines the role of anthropogenic aerosols for the formation of ice fog. His hobbies include watching and playing Kabbadi, dog races, playing vollyball, cricket and kite flying. |
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Trang Thu Tran, Ph.D. graduate student since spring 2009. Email: trang "at" gi.alaska.edu Trang Thu Tran studied environmental sciences in Thailand and graduated with a MS from the Asian Institute of Technology. Trang performs investigations on the impact of emissions from wildfires, ship traffic and Alaska antropogenic sources and of long-range transport of pollutants on air quality and deposition of atmospheric contaminants into Alaska coastal regions. |
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Huy Ngujan Quang Tran, Ph.D. graduate student since spring 2009, email: huy.tran "at" gi.alaska.edu. Huy performs investigations on Fairbanks' PM2.5 air quality problem. Huy stems from Vietnam. He obtained his MS in atmospheric sciences for photochemical smog modeling with MM5/CMAQ for ozone air quality management in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. |
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Theodor Fathauer, MS graduate student since 2005, relation between pollen and previous year's climate, email: theodore.fathauer "at" gi.alaska.edu |
Presentations authored or co-authored by my students