Dr. Sara Lance
Dr. Sara Lance studies aerosol-cloud interactions, with expertise in the measurement of cloud condensation nuclei and cloud microphysical properties.
Dr. Lance leads recent research at WFM relating to chemistry occurring within cloud droplets, with a focus on the abundant organic component.
Curriculum Vitae - Updated February 2023
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Christopher Lawrence
Doctoral Candidate
Chris began working in the Lance Lab in May 2018 and started his grad studies at UAlbany in Fall of 2018.
Chris is using statistical analysis of field measurements at Whiteface Mountain combined with chemical modeling to investigate the role clouds play in the chemical processing of organic carbon and nitrogen. More information at his website.
Curriculum Vitae - Updated January 2023
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Archana Tripathy
Doctoral Candidate
Archana began her doctoral studies at UAlbany in Fall of 2020 after having obtained a Master's Degree in Atmospheric Science from Central University of Rajasthan, India with previous research focused on carbonaceous aerosols and dust. Her recent research has involved measurements of organic acids in cloud water using ion chromatography.
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Adam Deitsch
Doctoral Student
Adam began his graduate studies at UAlbany in Fall of 2021 after having obtained his undergraduate degree in Environmental Sciences from Broward College in Florida. His current research focuses on micro and nanoplastic aerosols. More information at his website.
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Sarah Lombardo
Doctoral Student
Sarah started working in the Lance Lab in July 2023, prior to starting their graduate studies at UAlbany in Fall of 2023. Sarah has undergraduate degrees in Chemistry and Environmental Sciences from University of Virginia, and they are interested in studying how clouds affect biogeochemical cycling of nitrogen and carbon through long-term field measurements of cloud water and aerosol composition.
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Janie Schwab
Adj. Research Faculty and Lab Manager
Janie has been instrumental in different projects in the Lance Lab over the years, in addition to work she does for other groups and her own funded research activities. In 2017 she helped with the CPOC pilot study and built an electrodynamic particle trap. In 2021 she led the monumental task of moving our labs to the new ETEC building. Currently she is working on upgrades to the housing and electrical connections for the FFSSP.
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Dr. Sarah Woods
Independent Contractor, SeaSky Analytics
Dr. Woods assisted with the instrument integration, test flights and Spring 2022 Arctic deployment for the CHACHA campaign. Now she is an Associate Scientist III at NCAR, but continues to work on the CHACHA data analysis/writeup as time allows.
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