Our group studies physical properties and chemical composition of aerosols as well as molecular reactions at interfaces. We have top-notch instrumentation for aerosol characterization, including the AU environmental chamber facility (AURA) and brand-new sum frequency generation vibrational spectroscopy. 

Department of Chemistry

Our group works on reducing emission from intensive livestock production and studies gas-particle partitioning of semi-volatile pollutants.

Department of Engineering

Our group studies atmospheric processes in the Arctic and in Denmark, by using state-of-the-art instrumentation for physico-chemical characterization of aerosols.

Department of Environmental Science

One part of our group investigates the formation, transport, evolution and deposition of micron-scale aerosols through the troposphere/stratosphere. We have a unique environmental simulation facility, in which atmospheric conditions can be controlled and aerosols can be studied using sophisticated laser based techniques. Another part of our group investigates key atmospheric processes such as ionization and oxidation reaction using the novel XRING (XUV storage RING) laboratory at ASTRID2.

Our group studies allergies, respiratory health and clinical outcomes of long term exposure. We have a newly renovated environmental human exposure chambers that are world class facilities.

Department of Health

Our group focusses on register-based epidemiology and provides the unique possibility to link environmental exposure to aerosol particles in point and time to persons and their health outcomes.

School of Business and Social Sciences (BSS)