Students
Undergraduate and graduate researchers interested in aerosols, air quality, instrumentation, data systems, field research, or engineering for public health.
Join the team
Bring curiosity. Build something real.
The best fit is often someone who likes crossing boundaries: lab and field, hardware and software, analysis and operations, technical depth and public impact.
Research staff & developers
People who enjoy building dependable systems—hardware, software, data pipelines, laboratory methods, and field operations—and want their work to matter.
Collaborators
Researchers, agencies, community organizations, and technical teams with a hard measurement, data, deployment, or translation problem.
What tends to work well
People who can learn across the seams.
Enjoy debugging real systems, not only idealized onesCommunicate clearly with technical and nontechnical partnersCare about data quality, documentation, and reproducibilityCan move between independent work and team executionWant environmental or public-health work to have practical reach
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Introduce yourselfTell me what you want to learn or build.
Include your background, the kind of work that interests you, and why this team seems like a strong fit.