Harvard University, Department of Chemistry

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A00214

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Dep Chem

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• Harvard University, Massachusetts

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Affiliated Works

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• Clouds and Water Vapor in the Climate System: a Mission to Study the Tropical Tropopause Layer
• Comparison of Cavity Ringdown and Laser-Induced Fluorescence Spectroscopy for Trace Gas Detection: NO<SUB>2</SUB>
• Hydroxyl Reactivity With a Series of Nine C6-C9 Alkanes From 230-380 K
• Role of Anti Carbonyl Oxides in OH Production from Ozone-Alkene Reactions
• Spectral EOF Analysis: Another Way to Compare the General Circulation Model With Observation
• A New Instrument For In-Situ Measurement of Total Ice Water Content - Observations of Sub-visible Cirrus at the Tropical Tropopause
• Development of an aircraft based instrument to measure the isotopes of water in the lower stratosphere.
• Product Analysis of the {OH} Oxidation of Acrolein and Methacrolein in the Presence of {NO}
• The Statistical Characteristics of the Outgoing Spectra: Inter-Comparison Between Models and Comparison Between Models and Observations
• Analysis of in Situ Measurements of Chlorine and Bromine Species in the Arctic Winter Stratosphere and Development of an Instrument for in Situ Atmospheric Measurements of IO
• Development of in situ Formaldehyde Sensors
• Measurements of Water Vapor and Total Water on the NASA WB-57: Validation and Determination of Cirrus Ice Water Content
• Product Analysis of the OH Oxidation of Acetic Acid in Air in the Presence of NO
• Quantifying Transport Pathways in the Middleworld During CRYSTAL-FACE Using Tracer-Tracer Correlations and a Simple Mixing Model
• Summertime Dynamics of the Middleworld Revealed by Aircraft Missions During the Last Decade
• The Effect of the ClOO+NO Reaction on ClO Observations from the Harvard ER2-Based Halogen Instrument
• Tropical Anvil Cirrus Microphysics
• Assessing the Accuracy of Water Vapor Measurements in the UT/LS:Problems, Paradigms, and Prescriptions
• Generation of Methane Via High Pressure Carbonate Reduction
• Inconsistencies in Tropical Tropopause Temperatures Between Radiosonde and GPS Radio Occultation Measurements
• Laboratory Calibration and Flight Validation of an Aircraft Based Instrument to Measure Water Isotopes in the Upper Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere.
• Resonance Fluorescence Instrument for the in Situ Detection of BrO in the Atmosphere: Instrument Description, Calibration, and Flight Data Analysis
• Chemical Loss of Polar Ozone: Present Understanding and Remaining Uncertainties
• Chlorine Recovery and the Role of Bromine: New Lessons
• Development of an Instrument for in situ Atmospheric Laser-Induced Fluorescence Measurements of IO Using a Compact all Solid-State Titanium:Sapphire Laser System
• Flight Performance of a Photolysis/Laser-induced Fluorescence Based Instrument for Measuring HDO and H2O During the Summer 2005 WB-57 AVE_WIIF
• Mechanisms controlling the humidity of the Tropical Tropopause Layer over the Eastern Tropical Pacific
• New in-situ isotopic data from AVE_WIIF and implications for convective transport of water
• The validation of in situ measurements of water isotopes on the NASA WB-57: scientific implications of the Harvard Hoxotope and ICOS observations.
• Towards a Better Quantitative Understanding of Polar Stratospheric Ozone Loss
• Assessing the Seasonal and Latitudinal Variability in Water Isotopes: What Does the Body of Delta D Measurements Tell us?
• Development of a Laser-Induced Fluorescence Ground-Based Instrument for Measurements of Atmospheric Iodine Monoxide (IO)
• Intercomparisons of the Harvard Lyman Alpha Water Vapor Instrument with the Crogenic Frostpoint Hygrometer (CFH) and Microwave Limb Sounder (MLS) Instrument: Implications of Recent Results
• Isotopic water measurements in the tropical near-tropopause region and implications for control of UT/LS water vapor
• Observations of deep convective influence on stratospheric water vapor and its isotopic composition
• An Intercomparison of Water Vapor Measurements in the TTL and Lower Tropical Stratosphere during CRAVE and TC4: The Importance and Implications of Laboratory Calibrations With water Vapor Mixing Ratios From 0-10 ppmv.
• Evaluation of the New HOxotope Total Water Isotopologues Instrument Performance During TC4 Through Instrument Intercomparison
• Impact of Recent Laboratory Measurements of the ClOOCl Absorption Cross Section On Our Understanding of Polar Ozone Chemistry
• Observations of the isotopic composition of vapor and condensed water in the tropical tropopause layer
• Prototype of a Laser-Induced Fluorescence Ground-Based Instrument for Measurements of Atmospheric Iodine Monoxide (IO)
• The effects of convective ice lofting on H2O and HDO in the tropical tropopause layer
• Experimental Study of the Kinetics of the Reaction of Acetic Acid with Hydroxyl Radicals From 255 to 355 K
• Impact of Recent Laboratory Measurements of the ClOOCl Cross Section On Our Understanding of Polar Ozone Chemistry
• Laboratory studies of the chlorine atom yield from the photolysis of ClO dimer (ClOOCl) - experimental details.
• Measurements of Isotopic Composition of Water Vapor Using CIMS From the NASA DC-8 During TC4
• Preliminary ClOOCl Cross Sections From a New Laboratory Study of the Cl Atom Yield From ClOOCl Photolysis
• Prototype of a Laser-Induced Fluorescence Ground-Based Instrument for Measurements of Atmospheric Iodine Monoxide (IO)
• What governs the isotopic composition of water vapor in the tropical tropopause layer?: Insights from a simple model
• Chlorine Catalyzed Ozone Destruction: Cl Atom Production from ClOOCl Photolysis
• New Developments of a Laser-Induced Fluorescence Ground-Based Instrument for Measurements of Atmospheric Iodine Monoxide (IO)
• Preliminary Results of Glyoxal Measurements at CABINEX 2009
• Pressure Dependence of the Reaction Rate of Acetic Acid with Hydroxyl Radical
• Above canopy OH and HO2 during PROPHET 2008 and CABINEX 2009: Measurement and theory
• Analysis of Glyoxal Gradient Measurements at CABINEX 2009
• Development of a Herriot Cell for CO2, 13CO2, and 18CO2 Flux Measurement In Situ from an Aircraft
• Development of an off-axis integrated cavity output spectrometer (OA-ICOS) for high frequency aircraft flux measurements of methane, nitrous oxide, and water vapor
• Investigation of HOx radical chemistry under a forest canopy during CABINEX-2009
• Polar ClO Photochemistry: The Impact of Recent Laboratory Measurements
• Prototype of a Laser-Induced Fluorescence Ground-Based Instrument for the Measurement of Atmospheric Iodine Monoxide (IO)
• Vertical profiles of HOx chemistry within a mixed hardwood forest during the 2009 CABINEX field campaign: Evaluations with a one-dimensional canopy-chemistry model
• Absolute Rate Constants for the Reaction of OH with [|#11#|]Cyclopentane and Cycloheptane from 230-350 K
• Measurements of the isotopic composition of ice and vapor above a tropical convective system
• Observations and Modeling of Glyoxal in an Isoprene-Dominated Forest Environment
• Persistent disparities in stratospheric water vapor measurements drive large uncertainties in the radiative forcing by lower stratospheric water vapor
• Quantifying consistency and biases between aircraft, balloon and remote sensing measurements of UT/LS water vapor during the WB-57 NASA MACPEX mission
• Development of Mid-Infrared Lasers for the Measurement of Trace Atmospheric Gases
• Modeling Convection of Water Vapor into the Mid-latitude Stratosphere
• Secondary Organic Aerosol Formation and Aging in a Flow Reactor in the Forested Southeast US during SOAS
• Reanalysis Study of the North American Monsoon and its Effect on Convective Injection of Water Vapor from the Troposphere to the Stratosphere
• Climate Chemistry Coupling: Ozone Loss Linked to the Unique Dynamical Structure of the Summertime Stratosphere Over the U.S. Using In Situ Aircraft, Satellite and NEXRAD Radar Observations
• Modeling Convective Injection of Water Vapor into the Lower Stratosphere in the Mid-Latitudes over North America
• Modeling Extremely Deep Convection over North America as a Source of Stratospheric Water Vapor
• The Development of a High-Power, Pulsed Mid-Infrared Laser for a Two-Photon LIF Detection of Tropospheric OH
• Modeling Convection of Water Vapor into the Mid-latitude Summer Stratosphere
• Modeling the Chemical Effect of Tropopause-penetrating Convection using NEXRAD Observations
• Comprehensive Study of Oxidation of Aromatic Compounds in the Urban Atmosphere
• Interpreting Complex Mass Spectrometric Measurements from Laboratory Chamber Experiments
• Modeling the Effect of Convectively Injected Water Vapor over the Central U.S. on Stratospheric Chemical Composition
• Molecularly Detailed Measurement of Condensed Phase Atmospheric Aerosol Processes in Single Levitated Particles
• Understanding an Observed Enhancement of Formaldehyde within Forest Canopies: Implications for Formaldehyde as an Oxidative Tracer of Gas-Phase Chemistry
• 1,2-ISOPOOH Deposition on Leaf Surfaces as a Source of HCHO and MVK in Pristine Conditions
• Quantifying the Bidirectional Exchange and Compensation Point of Formaldehyde (HCHO) with Isoprene-Emitting Red Oak (Quercus rubra) at Realistic Ambient Levels
• The Effect of the North American Monsoon Anticyclone on Cross-tropopause Convective Outflow
• Combining Remote Sensing Observations of Stratospheric Water Vapor with Lagrangian Transport Modelling and Measurements of Tropopause Overshooting Convection to Understand Stratospheric Water Injection Processes
• Comparing Results from Comprehensive Chamber Studies and Explicit Chemical Mechanisms Provides Mutual Benefits
• Comparing VOC Oxidation Results from Atmospheric Chamber Studies and Explicit Chemical Mechanisms
• Constraints on marine gas-phase sulfur emissions during an induced phytoplankton bloom and their impact on sulfate formation in a coastal marine environment
• Elucidating a Biogenic HCHO Source from 1,2-ISOPOOH Decomposition on Red Oak Leaves
• Insights into the formaldehyde (HCHO) budget at PROPHET Forest using leaf-level laboratory measurements and the FORCAsT model for biosphere-atmosphere exchange

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