Undergraduate Atmospheric Science Program Director and Associate Professor, UNR Physics Department. Ph.D. (Physics), 1988, Washington State University.
Applications of wave Propagation and scattering, including solar and terrestrial radiation transfer, remote sensing, and photoacoustic spectrometers for aerosol detection.

Assistant Research Professor, Ph.D. (Physics), 1997, University of Nevada, Reno.
Cloud physics, electrification, spectroscopy.

Associate Research Scientist, DRI. Ph.D. (Atmospheric Science), 2003, University of Nevada, Reno.
Air quality and meteorology; remote sensing; GIS.

Research Professor, DRI. Ph.D. (Physical Chemistry), 1979, University of California, Los Angeles.
Atmospheric chemistry; automotive emissions; acid deposition; heterogeneous processes; fates of air pollutants.

Research Professor. Ph.D. Physical Geography 1995 University of Guelph, Ontario Canada.
Aeolian processes, fugitive dust emission by wind and anthropogenic processes, the transport and deposition processes, as well as the mitigative actions that can be taken to ameliorate these environmental problems.

Assistant Research Professor, DRI. Ph.D. (Chemistry), 1997, University of California, Irvine.
Sampling and analysis of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and gas-phase chemistry mechanism development.

Research Professor, DRI. Ph.D. (Atmospheric Physics), 1990, University of California Davis.
Air quality, and boundary layer and synoptic meteorology.

Ph.D. Yale University Atmospheric Sciences Ph.D. 1995
Mesoscale atmospheric dynamics focusing on airflow and precipitation processes in complex terrain.

Research Professor. Ph.D. 1958 Imperial College, University of London, U.K. Meteorology
Basic and applied research in field and laboratory studies related to convective cloud precipitation processes, aerosol formation and scavenging, cloud electrification and the role of clouds in atmospheric radiation processes.

Research Professor
Instrumentation and measurements of cloud and aerosol physics.

Associate Research Professor, DRI. Ph.D. (Atmospheric Sciences), 1972, State University of New York at Albany.
Synoptic-dynamic meteorology, mesoscale meteorology, aviation meteorology, and numerical weather prediction/modeling.

Research Professor, DRI and Atmospheric Science Graduate Program Director. Ph.D. (Atmospheric Physics), 1989, University of Nevada, Reno.
Numerical modeling; atmospheric, dispersion, and air-quality modeling and forecasting; marine boundary layer; wind energy; aircraft measurements.

Research Professor. Ph.D. 1997 Carnegie Mellon University
Measurement and interpretation of fuel based emission factors from combustions sources.

Adjunct Research Professor, Desert Research Institute. Ph.D. 1968 Meteorology, University of Oklahoma
Weather analysis and prediction including synoptic meteorology and dynamic data assimilation - a marriage between the subjective and objective components of meteorology.

Research Professor, Ph.D. 1988 Physics Colorado State University
Experimental and theoretical research in optical spectroscopy as well as its applications to atmospheric and aerosol physics.

Associate Research Professor and Regional Climatologist, DRI. Ph.D. (Meteorology), 1982, University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Climate variability; data management; climate and agriculture.

Nevada State Climatologist Geography Department, UNR. Ph.D. (Climatology), 1999, University of Georgia, Athens.
Climatology and processes that are unique to mountain-valley environments of the western US.

Research Professor, DRI. Ph.D. (Chemistry), 1979, Polish Academy of Sciences.
Kinetics and mechanics of gas phase reactions of organic compounds and reactive atmospheric species; analysis of biological and chemical compounds in the atmosphere; biogenic emissions.