2018 Speakers

Our Technical Program Committee has been working to create sessions that can be the most beneficial to our attendees. Below is the list of ACM Speakers that will be giving Podium Presentations about their experiences, research and knowledge with you.

Session Topic	Speaker Name	Organization	Title
Applications/Implications	Michael Benjamin	California Air Resources Board	Science-Based Policy Formation at the California Air Resources Board
Applications/Implications	Louisa Emmons	National Center for Atmospheric Research	Impact of anthropogenic and natural emissions on air quality in Korea
Applications/Implications	Ajith Kaduwela	California Air Resources Board / Air Quality Research Center, UC Davis	Development of Future Atmospheric Chemical Mechanisms for Photochemical Modeling
Applications/Implications	Jennifer Kaiser	Georgia Institute of Technology	Characterization of Chemical Mechanisms used in Top-Down VOC Emission Estimates
Applications/Implications	Michael Kleeman	UC Davis	Source apportionment of O3 formation in California using SAPRC11 (Contact Mike Kleeman for more information: mjkleeman at ucdavis.edu)
Applications/Implications	Camille Mouchel-Vallon	NCAR	GoAMAZON: Exploring the Impacts of a Metropolis on Amazonian Air with an Explicit Organic Chemistry Scheme
Applications/Implications	Heather Simon	US EPA	Ongoing EPA efforts to evaluate modeled NOy budgets
Applications/Implications	William R. Stockwell	University pf Texas at El Paso	Review of the SAPRC-16 Chemical Mechanism and Comparison with the Regional Atmospheric Chemistry Mechanism, Version-2
Applications/Implications	Keding Lu	Peking University	Winter Haze in Beijing driven by fast Photochemical Smog Reactions
Atmospheric Oxidation	Fernanda Bononi	Department of Chemistry, UC Davis	Modeling the Absorption Spectra of Phenol and Guaiacol at the Ice-Air Interface
Atmospheric Oxidation	Kelley Barsanti	University of California Riverside	Developing Reactivity- and Source-Based Monoterpene Parameterizations for Secondary Organic Aerosol Modeling
Atmospheric Oxidation	Mixtli Campos-Pineda	University of California, Riverside	Direct measurements of vinoxy radicals and formaldehyde from ozonolysis of trans- and cis-2-butenes: new insights into OH radical formation and secondary chemistry (Not for publishing)
Atmospheric Oxidation	Lea Hildebrandt Ruiz	The University of Texas at Austin	Chlorine-Initiated Oxidation of Hydrocarbons: Mechanistic Insights from Measurements of Gas- and Particle-Phase Composition
Atmospheric Oxidation	Joseph Messinger	California Institute of Technology	Laboratory Exploration of the Reactions between Aromatics and OH using Cavity Ringdown Spectroscopy (Not for publishing)
Atmospheric Oxidation	Michael Rolletter	Institute of Energy and Climate Research, IEK-8: Troposphere, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Jülich, Germany	Investigation of the alpha-pinene & beta-pinene photooxidation by OH in the atmospheric simulation chamber SAPHIR
Atmospheric Oxidation	Rebecca Caravan	Sandia National Laboratories	The role of Criegee Intermediate + ROOH reactions towards secondary organic aerosol formation; laboratory, modelling and field studies (Not for publishing)
Atmospheric Oxidation	Mike Newland	University of York	Structural dependence of stabilised CH2OO yield in terminal alkene ozonolysis (Not for publishing)
Atmospheric Oxidation	Danielle Draper	University of California, Irvine	Formation of Highly Oxidized Molecules from NO₃ Radical Oxidation of Δ-3-Carene: A Computational Mechanism
Atmospheric Oxidation	Anke Mutzel	Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research	Interconnection of day- and night time chemistry for VOC degradation and SOA formation
Atmospheric Oxidation	Mads Sulbaek Andersen	California State University, Northridge	The Atmospheric Chemistry of Nitriles (not for publishing)
Atmospheric Oxidation	Fred Winiberg	Jet Propulsion Lab/Caltech	Does water complexation affect the reaction of the Î²-hydroxyethylperoxy radical with NO?
Mechanisms/SAR development	Benjamin Brown-Steiner	AER	Development of furan oxidation mechanism from OH and NO3 oxidation within biomass-burning regimes via chamber experiments
Mechanisms/SAR development	Bernhard Reischl	Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research / Physics, University of Helsinki	Molecular Dynamics simulations of sulfuric acid cluster collisions
Mechanisms/SAR development	Melissa Venecek	AQPSD, California Air Resources Board and Department of Land, Air and Water Resources, University of California, Davis	Analysis of SAPRC16 Chemical Mechanism for Ambient Simulations
Mechanisms/SAR development	Bernard Aumont	LISA	Structure-activity relationships for the development of MCM/GECKOA mechanisms
Mechanisms/SAR development	Anna Novelli	Institute of Energy and Climate Research, IEK-8: Troposphere, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Jülich, Germany	The impact of the aldehyde-hydrogen shift on the OH radical budget in the isoprene oxidation mechanism in pristine environments
Mechanisms/SAR development	Luc Vereecken	Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH	Development, Extension, and Validation of Theory-based Structure-Activity Relationships (SARs) for Atmospheric Modeling
New Instruments and Algorithms	Daniel Ellis	University of York	Understanding the Atmosphere: Graph clustering methods for mechanism reduction.
New Instruments and Algorithms	Eleanor Browne	University of Colorado Boulder	Detection of novel organic nitrogen compounds with protonated ethanol cluster chemical ionization mass spectrometry
New Instruments and Algorithms	John Crounse	Caltech	Quantification of multifunctional molecules in chamber and ambient air using gas-chromatography chemical ionization mass spectrometry (GC-CIMS)
New Instruments and Algorithms	Hanna Vehkamäki	University of Helsinki	Characterising cluster fragmentation in an Atmospheric Pressure interface Time of Flight (APi-ToF) mass spectrometer
New Instruments and Algorithms	Mark Goldman	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Bulk vs. stochastic kinetics to describe the oxidation of organic aerosol components
New Instruments and Algorithms	Ugo Molteni	PSI	Free troposphere wintertime gas-phase composition using CI-APi-TOF
PLENARY	Lucy Carpenter	University of York	Oceanic physicochemical processes affecting tropospheric O3
PLENARY	Paul Ziemann	University of Colorado Boulder	Gas- and Particle-Phase Products and their Mechanisms of Formation from the Reactions of Monoterpenes with NO3 Radicals: Comprehensive Measurements and Modeling
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Joel Thornton	University of Washington	Peroxy radical autoxidation and dimer formation in alpha-pinene oxidation: constraints from flow tubes, chambers, and the field
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Torsten Berndt	Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS), 04318 Leipzig, Germany	Accretion product formation from self- and cross-reactions of RO2 radicals in the atmosphere
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Gabriel da Silva	University of Melbourne	Isomerization and Decomposition of Isoprene’s Delta-(Z)-Hydroxyperoxyl Radicals
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Kristian H. Møller	University of Copenhagen	Unimolecular Peroxy Radical Hydrogen Shift Reactions in Isoprene Oxidation
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Lavinia Onel	University of Leeds	An inter-comparison of methods for HO2 and CH3O2 detection and kinetic study of the HO2 + CH3O2 cross-reaction in the Highly Instrumented Reactor for Atmospheric Chemistry (HIRAC)
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Mani Sarathy	KAUST	Formation of highly oxidized multifunctional compounds in alkane autoxidation – relevance to atmospheric and combustion chemistry
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Krystal Vasquez	California Institute of Technology	Observational constraints on the fate of the hydroxy nitrates produced in the reaction of isoprene peroxy radicals with NO
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Sungah Kang	Forschungszentrum Juelich IEK-8	The effect of NOx on formation of Highly Oxidized Multifunctional Molecules and SOA formation in photochemical system of α-pinene and β-pinene
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Rasmus V. Otkjær	Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen	Trends in Peroxy Radical Hydrogen Shift Rate Constants
RO2 Radical Chemistry	James Smith	Univ. of Calif., Irvine	Effect of relative humidity on the mechanism of new particle formation from monoterpene oxidation
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Geoff Tyndall	NCAR/ACOM	Dependence of alkyl nitrate yields on structure for mid-sized alkanes
RO2 Radical Chemistry	Theo Kurtén	University of Helsinki	Evaluating mechanisms for dimer formation from RO2 + RO2 reactions

2018 Speakers

Our Technical Program Committee has been working to create sessions that can be the most beneficial to our attendees. Below is the list of ACM Speakers that will be giving Podium Presentations about their experiences, research and knowledge with you.

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