Title
From Ice Cores to Cities to Oceans: Fingerprinting Reactive Nitrogen Sources and Chemistry
Files
Creator
ADVANCE Rising Tide Center
Video Editor
Silvia Guzman and Andrea Littlefield, MAINE EPSCoR
Producer
Silvia Guzman and Andrea Littlefield, MAINE EPSCoR
Creation Date
3-24-2016
Genre
Research Highlights
Duration
01:10:47
Event
ADVANCE Rising Tide Center 5-Year Celebration
Topics
Women Scientists, Inspiring Women, ADVANCE at UMaine
Keywords
Climate change, meteorology, acid deposition, global air quality
Summary
Dr. Meredith Hastings' research draws on principles from varied disciplines, bringing a novel set of tools to the challenge of understanding the impacts of humans on the composition of the atmosphere, the biosphere, and climate. Her research is driven by questions such as: What are the connections and feedbacks between air quality, the physical climate system, and the health of the biosphere? And how have these connections and feedbacks changed over time?
Watch Dr. Hastings, who was named one of the 100 Most Inspiring Women in STEM in 2015, as she highlights her research and her work founding the Earth Science Women's Network.
Preferred Citation
Hastings, Meredith, "From Ice Cores to Cities to Oceans: Fingerprinting Reactive Nitrogen Sources and Chemistry" (2016). Rising Tide Video Collection. 3.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/risingtide_videos/3
Comments
This special event was supported with funding from the National Science Foundation through ADVANCE Institutional Transformation grant # 1008498.
Maine EPSCoR provided staff support and video equipment to record the keynote speech at the event and to format the recording for public access.