Suzanne Paulson

Biography

Suzanne is an assistant professor at the Department of Atmospheric Sciences at UCLA. Her work at the atmospheric chemistry laboratory at UCLA focuses on assessing the impacts of human activity on the lower atmosphere. The experimental program focuses on mechanisms of an organic-radical reactions. The field program at the lab is focused on detection of carbon-based compounds, making measurements both in heavily polluted urban air and in the cleaner 'remote' troposphere.

Fellow Activity

Fellows in the News | Mar 14, 2018
Paulson's research on freeway pollution featured on front page of Los Angeles Times
Network Events | Apr 24, 2017
We marched for science and the climate!
Fellows in the News | Jun 30, 2016
Paulson quoted, Fruin referenced on massive proposed warehouse in SoCal
Fellows in the News | Jan 14, 2014
Paulson cites disparities in air pollution in L.A. neighborhoods
Fellows in the News | Oct 3, 2012
Paulson on air quality during 2011 Carmageddon
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Fellow at a Glance

Fellowship Year:
1988
Academic Background:
California Institute of Technology, Ph.D.
Current Position:
Professor
UCLA
Expertise:
Energy & Climate Change
Engineering, Chemistry, Toxicology
Address:
BOX 951565, 7949 MSB
Los Angeles, California 90095-1565
Email:
paulson@atmos.ucla.edu
Phone:
3102064442

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