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Air Quality - Graduate Program
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This specialty focuses on the fundamental mechanisms that
control the chemistry and physics of air quality. The emphasis is on specialized study in
aerosol science and engineering, gas pollution control, and air quality management.
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Program Faculty |
Mingming Lu
(Assistant Professor; Ph.D. 2000, Georgia Institute of Technology)
Dr. Lu teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in air quality,
which include aerosol characterization, particulate matter control,
atmospheric chemistry and combustion. Her research interests include
submicron particle and PAH formation mechanisms from combustion
processes, development of particulate sampling and control
technologies, development of analytical methods for PAH
identification and
the application of carbon based nano materials
in air pollution control.
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Dr. Sumana
U. Keener, P.E., QEP, is the project manager and course director
of the University of Cincinnati Environmental Training Institute, a
specialized area training center for U.S. EPA Air Pollution Training
Institute (APTI). She has almost 20 years of experience in teaching
various APTI short courses as well as undergraduate, dual-level and
graduate-level courses at the University of Cincinnati, Department
of Civil and Environmental Engineering. She earned her B.Eng
from Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), her M.Eng. in
Environmental Engineering from the Asian Institute of Technology,
and her Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from the University of
Cincinnati. She is a registered professional engineer (PE) in
the State of Ohio and is certified by the Institute of Profession
Environmental Practice as a Qualified Environmental Professional
(QEP).
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Tim
C. Keener (Professor; Ph.D. 1982 University of Tennessee) Dr. Keener's
teaching interests include mass transfer, air pollution control and gas cleaning. His
research interests include fundamental reaction mechanisms involving non-catalytic
heterogeneous gas-solid reactions, vapor adsorption on solids, and clean coal
technologies.
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