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:

Aug 6/19 PhD student Aminur Rahman successfully defended his thesis...Congratulations Aminur!
Jul 12/19  Thanks ACS publications for the large poster of the cover page of ES&T
July 2/19 MSc student Sara Soldoozy successfully defended her thesis...Congratulations Sara!
June 18/19 Our recent paper in ES&T selected for one of the Cover Arts of Issue 12
May 13/19 Al-Abadleh is featured in a Women in STEM poster by Ingenium Canada
May 9/19 Our recent paper with the Nizkorodov group at UCI on the Effect of Oxalate and Sulfate on Iron-catalyzed Secondary Brown Carbon Formation is now published in Environmental Science and Technology.  Meet the team who contributed to this paper.
Mar 26/19 Feature profile of the doctoral research of student Mohammad Rahman
Mar 8/19 On International Women's Day, reflections by fellow NanoOntario Board Member, Dr. Maria DeRosa
Nov 15/18 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.  See photos here.
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

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