Alexander Turner

Program Years:

2013–2017

University:

Harvard University

Field of Study:

Atmospheric Science

Advisor:

Daniel Jacob

Degree(s):

Ph.D. Atmospheric Chemistry, Harvard University, 2017
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder, 2012

Practicum Experience(s)

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (2016)

Practicum Supervisor(s):

Ronald

Cohen

Practicum Title:

Network design for quantifying urban CO2 emissions: Assessing tradeoffs between precision and network density

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (2014)

Practicum Supervisor(s):

Ronald

Cohen

Practicum Title:

Estimating urban carbon dioxide fluxes at high resolution from in situ observations

Current Status

Status:

Assistant Professor of Atmospheric and Climate Science, University of Washington

Research Area:

Atmospheric Science

Personal URL:

https://alexjturner.github.io/

Annual Program Review Abstracts

Estimating Greenhouse Gas Sources and Sinks Using Atmospheric Observations (2017)

Network Design for Quantifying Urban CO2 Emissions: Assessing Trade-offs Between Precision and Network Density (2016)

Estimating Urban Carbon Dioxide Fluxes at High Resolution From In Situ Observations (2015)

Estimation of North American Methane Fluxes Using Space-borne Observations (2014)