Welcome to Al-Abadleh Research Group
for
Multiphase Environmental Physical Chemistry

Areas of Expertise
  • Chemistry at the interface between known phases of matter found in the atmosphere and in soil.
  • Aerosols and climate change.
  • Arsenic and phosphorus in the environment.
  • Environmental impact of engineered nanomaterials.

Recent News:

Mar 8 On International Women's Day, reflections by fellow NanoOntario Board Member, Dr. Maria DeRosa
Nov 15 Our paper on the Surface Water Structure and Hygroscopic Properties of Light Absorbing Secondary Organic Polymers of Atmospheric Relevance is now published in ACS Omega
Nov 5-9/18 Al-Abadleh named the inaugural 2018 Ray March Visiting Scientist in the Chemistry Department at Trent University
Sept 19/18 Al-Abadleh named Fullbright Canada Research Chair in Atmospheric Chemistry, Air Quality and Climate Change, Air UCI, Chemistry Department, University of California Irvine (2018-2019). Click here for the press release.
Apr 22/18 The 3 min thesis presentation by PhD student Aseel Al Nimer
Apr 2/18 Ad for a postdoc position in Al-Abadleh's group
March 14/18 Press release on event co-organized with students for sustainability
March 3/18 Al-Abadleh recognized as Environmental Science Leader by the Laurentian Chapter of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC)
Nov 10/17 Presenting the inaugural Nano Ontario Awards
Oct 23/17 Feature article in Canadian Chemical News on our recent article in ES&T
Oct 14/17 Recipient of the inaugural MAX Scholarship for Women in Graduate Chemistry programs announced
Sept 27/17 The Compact PTR-MS is here!  Thanks CFI and Ontario Research Fund
Sept 21/17 PhD student Rahman passed his qualifying exam..Congratulations Aminur
August 3/17 Faces to Names - Meet the team behind our papers in atmospheric chemistry in ES&T in 2015 and 2017
July 28/17 Our paper is out on Efficient formation of light-absorbing polymeric nanoparticles from the reaction of soluble Fe(III) with C4 and C6 dicarboxylic acids

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