Dr. Megan Willis is an environmental analytical chemist and Assistant Professor in the Chemistry Department, where she and her students seek to understand aerosol formation and chemistry and the resulting impacts on climate and air quality. Specifically, they use field observations, laboratory studies and kinetic models to provide process-level information to atmospheric models.
This spring Megan received a prestigious NSF Career award from NSF’s Division of Chemistry–Environmental Chemical Sciences to support both novel research and ongoing education outreach initiatives. Well done, and congratulations, Megan!!