Urban fire response
Fieldwork and scientific communication following the Boyle Heights warehouse fire.
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Clean air, from the field to the community.
Wildfire smoke and recovery are a central focus of our current work, alongside transportation, indoor environments and equitable clean-energy transitions.
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Wildfire smoke & recovery
What remains in the air after a fire? We investigate indoor and outdoor pollutants, smoke-impacted materials, and community air monitoring following the Los Angeles wildfires.
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Environmental justice
Understanding unequal exposures and opportunities for cleaner air.
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Clean energy & climate
Evaluating air-quality and health benefits of decarbonization.
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Traffic & non-exhaust emissions
Studying particles from transportation, including sources beyond the tailpipe.
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Air-quality sensors
Testing and applying accessible tools for local air monitoring.
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Air pollution & biomarkers
Connecting pollutant exposures with biological responses.
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Vaping & secondhand exposure
Characterizing emissions and exposure from electronic cigarettes.
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Airborne infection & filtration
Research on indoor aerosols, filtration and SARS-CoV-2.
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