Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Minnesota

The atmospheric sciences group at the University of Minnesota consists of faculty members drawn from various core disciplines across the University. Our research tackles fundamental challenges in the atmospheric sciences ranging in scale from nanoparticles to global change.

Research Areas

Aerosol Science and Engineering - Peter McMurry, Jeffrey Roberts

Air Pollution and Air Toxics - Julian Marshall, Peter McMurry, Dylan Millet, Matt Simcik, Gurumurthy Ramachandran

Atmospheric Composition and Chemistry - Dylan Millet

Atmospheric Fluid Dynamics - Fernando Porté-Agel

Biometeorology, Micrometeorology, Agricultural & Forest Meteorology - John Baker, Tim Griffis, Mark Seeley, Tracy Twine

Biosphere-Atmosphere Interactions - John Baker, Jonathan Foley, Tim Griffis, Stefan Liess, Dylan Millet, Fernando Porté-Agel, Peter Snyder, Tracy Twine

Climate Modeling & Climatology - Jonathan Foley, Kurt Kipfmueller, Katherine Klink, Stefan Liess, Mark Seeley, Peter Snyder

Hydrometeorology - Efi Foufoula-Georgiou

Ocean-atmosphere interactions - Katsumi Matsumoto