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Recent News:Sept 7/22 Our paper on the Reactivity of aminophenols in forming nitrogen-containing brown carbon from iron-catalyzed reactions got accepted in Nature's Communications Chemistry, 2022. Read our blog here.
Aug 24/22 Our perspectives paper on the importance of connecting research communities working on iron chemistry is now published Aug 10/22 Congratulations to Wisam for successfully defending his MSc thesis and being nominated for the Gold Medal Aug 9/22 Congratulations to Carol Salama for receiving the Hypatia award for her research on the health impacts of air pollution and outreach activities with the schools in the City of Kitchener, Region of Waterloo July 8/22 special for the ACS Chemical & Engineering News, Opinion: Healthy cities start with chemistry July 6/22 Our collaborative paper on the Hygroscopicity of Nitrogen Containing Organic Carbon Compounds: o-aminophenol and p-aminophenol is Accepted in Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts, Special Issue Chemistry of Atmospheric Pollutants July 5/22 An opinion blog post for De Gruyter, Cities Drive Global Warming, But Change Is Possible Jun 16/22 Al-Abadleh receives the inaugural Gilead Award for Excellence in EDI at the 2022 CCCE conference. Check the photo gallery for images and video Jun 13/22 Al-Abadleh receives her University Research Professor citation and certificate at the Spring Convocation. Check the photo gallery for images and video. May 6/22 Our outreach project entitled Air quality education in public schools is featured in Science! download file here. Apr 27/22 Wanna know more about atmospheric aerosols? check out this interview with Sarah Christie, host of the Earth Care show Apr 19/22 New book on Atmospheric Aerosol Chemistry is now available for purchase on the publisher's website and Amazon Apr 9/22 Al-Abadleh quoted in the KW Record News paper, 'Report should not make people feel ‘disempowered’ Mar 9/22 Ahead of publication notice on my new book on Atmospheric Aerosol Chemistry Mar 7/22 Our recent paper in Nature's Communications Chemistry featured in the collection for Celebrating Women in Chemistry for International Women's Day Mar 2/22 Al-Abadleh received the inaugural Gilead Award for Excellence in Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion from the Canadian Society for Chemistry Feb 11/22 Feature poster for recent review article at the Celebrating Laurier Achievements hosted by the Office of Research Services and the Library. Feb 11/22 Happy to see outreach to elementary schools by my students Yara Khalaf , Carol Salama, and Brenda Kurorwaho on air quality science and monitoring being featured for international day of women and girls in science. Other features were posted by Lethbridge U and Ontario Universities in the category "Women-led ground-breaking research and innovation" Feb 8/22 Thank you AQMesh for featuring a story about our recent paper on the pilot air quality monitoring project with the City of Kitchener Jan 17/22 Listen to the podcast for our Balsillie Paper on the status of the climate after COVID-19: using ethics to overcome scientific uncertainty Jan 5/22 Our paper Air Quality Measurements in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada Using Multisensor Mini Monitoring Stations is now published! Dec 15/21 Al-Abadleh featured in a bilingual (English/Arabic) poster at the Expo Dubai 2020 Canada Pavilion's exhibit for women in science. Watch video, read articles in English (article 1 and 2) and Arabic (article 1 and article 2) Dec 14/21 Our paper on Open Questions on Transition Metals Driving Secondary Thermal Processes in Atmospheric Aerosols is now published in Nature's Communications Chemistry, Open Questions in Chemistry series Oct 21/21 Happening today: CIC career panel for Women's History Month Oct 4/21 Our paper on The status of the climate after COVID-19: using ethics to overcome scientific uncertainty is now published Sept 25/21 City of Kitchener Press release on the air quality project |
Since November 6, 2019