Mattias Hallquist Associate professor
 

 

 

Research:

I Current and future work can be divided in four major projects/areas which are described below. These areas are not isolated projects; I rather see them to be overlapping and they should benefit from each other.

 

Selected recent publications:

Evolution of the Urban Aerosol during Winter Temperature Inversion Episodes, Janhäll S, Olofson K. F. G, Andersson P. U. K, Pettersson J. B. C, and Hallquist, M, accepted for publication in Atmospheric Environment

The impact of humidity on the ozone initiated oxidation of limonene, ?3-carene and a -pinene, Jonsson Å. M, Hallquist M, and Ljungström E, Environ. Sci. and Tech, 40 (1): 188-194 (2006)

On-line alkali analysis of individual aerosol particles in urban air, Svane M, Janhäll S, Hagström M, Hallquist M, Pettersson J.B.C, Atmospheric Environment, 39 (36): 6919-6930 (2005)

A novel method for determination of size resolved, submicrometer traffic emission factors, Janhäll S, Hallquist M , Environ. Sci. Tech, 39, 3 7609-7615 (2005)

 

Mattias Hallquist
Associate professor Department of Chemistry
Göteborg University
SE-412 96 Göteborg
Sweden

Tel.: +46 31 772 32 89
Fax.: +46 31 772 31 07

E-mail:hallq@

Room 4245

 
   

 

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Administration:

Courses:
  • Atmospheric Chemistry
  • Aerosol Science
  • Environmental science
  • International Environmental Agreements
  • Applied Method

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