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Recent News:
Sept 19/23 Al-Abadleh is admitted to the Fellows of the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK)
Sept 17/23 A new paper on the Formation of nitrogen-containing gas phase products from the heterogeneous (photo)reaction of NO2 with gallic acid: Role of nitrate and iron has been published in Nature's Communications Chemistry with collaborators from France and China
Sept 5/23 Recorded videos from Al-Abadleh's talks at the CMOS congress are now posted
July 27/23 Al-Abadleh interview with the Waterloo Region Record on wild fires and climate change
July 18/23 Al-Abadleh commenting on the health impacts from wildfire smoke on minority communities, New Canadian Media
July 17/23 A-Abadleh's group picnic celebrating graduates and accomplishments
July 6/23 Al-Abadleh commenting on the wildfires in Canada this year, The Cord
Jun 13/23 Congratulations to recent graduates from my research group!
Apr 21/23 Al-Abadleh received the Hofmann Little Award for Excellence in Research, Teaching and Service at Laurier
Apr 12/23 Congratulations to Jason for passing in MSc defence and being nominated for the Gold Medal
Mar 20/23 Part 2 of my Gilead Award lecture is now published: A critical look at the practice and culture of science with calls to action in Nature's Communications Chemistry
Feb 27/23 Al-Abadleh commenting on the importance of local level air quality monitoring in the Waterloo Region Record
Feb 10/23 Two of our recent publications in Communications Chemistry are listed in the 2023 Celebrating Women in Chemistry Collection
Feb 2/23 Al-Abadleh's perspectives paper entitled Interfacial geochemistry of iron applied to atmospheric and oceanic environments was accepted in Applied Geochemistry for the special issue Atmospheric Geochemistry: A special issue endorsed by IGAC China Working Group and IAGC China Working Group
Jan 26/23 Part 1 of my Gilead Award lecture is now published in Nature's Communications Chemistry
Jan 10/23 Our group is featured in the Canadian Institute of Canada Newsletter
Dec 9/22 Our collaborative paper with the Nizkorodov group at UCI on the Formation of Insoluble Brown Carbon through Iron-Catalyzed Reaction of Biomass Burning Organics is now published in Environmental Science: Atmospheres
Nov 24/22 Our paper on the surface chemistry of intermediates in the CO2 electrochemical reduction process is now published in Langmuir.
Nov 16/22 Thanks Lakehead University for your hospitality and invitation to present to your students and faculty.
Nov 1/22 Al-Abadleh is co-hosting the second Knowledge Mobilization Workshop on Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals on ocean sustainability and climate action on Nov 23. Click on the above link to register.
Oct 26/22 Al-Abadleh is part of an international team of atmospheric and oceanography scientists who established a Working Group on Reducing Uncertainty in Soluble aerosol Trace Element Deposition (RUSTED) with funding from the International Science Council
Oct 18/22 Al-Abadleh is part of a national team developing three new climate science satellite instruments as part of a NASA satellite mission designed to deliver key data for improved forecasts of weather, air quality and climate. See news coverage here.
Oct 6/22 Spotlight article on the recently released book on Atmospheric Aerosol Chemistry
Sept 17/23 A new paper on the Formation of nitrogen-containing gas phase products from the heterogeneous (photo)reaction of NO2 with gallic acid: Role of nitrate and iron has been published in Nature's Communications Chemistry with collaborators from France and China
Sept 5/23 Recorded videos from Al-Abadleh's talks at the CMOS congress are now posted
July 27/23 Al-Abadleh interview with the Waterloo Region Record on wild fires and climate change
July 18/23 Al-Abadleh commenting on the health impacts from wildfire smoke on minority communities, New Canadian Media
July 17/23 A-Abadleh's group picnic celebrating graduates and accomplishments
July 6/23 Al-Abadleh commenting on the wildfires in Canada this year, The Cord
Jun 13/23 Congratulations to recent graduates from my research group!
Apr 21/23 Al-Abadleh received the Hofmann Little Award for Excellence in Research, Teaching and Service at Laurier
Apr 12/23 Congratulations to Jason for passing in MSc defence and being nominated for the Gold Medal
Mar 20/23 Part 2 of my Gilead Award lecture is now published: A critical look at the practice and culture of science with calls to action in Nature's Communications Chemistry
Feb 27/23 Al-Abadleh commenting on the importance of local level air quality monitoring in the Waterloo Region Record
Feb 10/23 Two of our recent publications in Communications Chemistry are listed in the 2023 Celebrating Women in Chemistry Collection
Feb 2/23 Al-Abadleh's perspectives paper entitled Interfacial geochemistry of iron applied to atmospheric and oceanic environments was accepted in Applied Geochemistry for the special issue Atmospheric Geochemistry: A special issue endorsed by IGAC China Working Group and IAGC China Working Group
Jan 26/23 Part 1 of my Gilead Award lecture is now published in Nature's Communications Chemistry
Jan 10/23 Our group is featured in the Canadian Institute of Canada Newsletter
Dec 9/22 Our collaborative paper with the Nizkorodov group at UCI on the Formation of Insoluble Brown Carbon through Iron-Catalyzed Reaction of Biomass Burning Organics is now published in Environmental Science: Atmospheres
Nov 24/22 Our paper on the surface chemistry of intermediates in the CO2 electrochemical reduction process is now published in Langmuir.
Nov 16/22 Thanks Lakehead University for your hospitality and invitation to present to your students and faculty.
Nov 1/22 Al-Abadleh is co-hosting the second Knowledge Mobilization Workshop on Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals on ocean sustainability and climate action on Nov 23. Click on the above link to register.
Oct 26/22 Al-Abadleh is part of an international team of atmospheric and oceanography scientists who established a Working Group on Reducing Uncertainty in Soluble aerosol Trace Element Deposition (RUSTED) with funding from the International Science Council
Oct 18/22 Al-Abadleh is part of a national team developing three new climate science satellite instruments as part of a NASA satellite mission designed to deliver key data for improved forecasts of weather, air quality and climate. See news coverage here.
Oct 6/22 Spotlight article on the recently released book on Atmospheric Aerosol Chemistry
Since November 6, 2019