Jul 19, 2022 | Application, Atmospheric, News
How to: Be Uninteresting About Atmospheric Optics When I was asked to do a piece for this month’s Marketing campaign, I decided to ask my kids what they thought I should write about. They hated all my ideas, including explaining why we see the colors in the sky that...
Jun 11, 2020 | Application, Atmospheric, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental, Fluorescence, News
We spoke with Josh Sebree, Astrochemistry and Astrobiology Professor at the University of Northern Iowa, who just received a NASA grant to have his undergraduate students aid NASA research. Please enjoy the interview and Professor Sebree’s exciting, extreme...
Jan 13, 2020 | Application, Atmospheric, News, Solar SpectroRadiometry, SpectroRadiometry, UV SpectroRadiometry
In January 2020, we spoke with Chen Wang about her recent publication, “The atmospheric chemistry of indoor environments”; Q&A is a combination of interview and paper info. Why should we care about the atmosphere in indoor environments? Humans increasingly spend...
May 9, 2019 | Application, Atmospheric, News, Raman, SpectroRadiometry
Harding RockSat-C Team standing in front of Launch Vehicle at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility at Wallops Island launch site in Virginia. In Harding University’s Atmospheric and Space Research Team, Stellarnet’s spectrometers examine the cosmos and educate at the same...
Apr 19, 2019 | Application, Atmospheric, News
For air quality testing, Bubbleology Research International (BRI) provides a spectroscopic and in situ solution on a mobile platform that leverages the strengths of traditional sampling methods – the mobility of satellite measurements with the accuracy of stationary...
Jan 6, 2017 | Application, Atmospheric, Biology, Solar SpectroRadiometry
L Beecraft, SB Watson, REH Smith – Freshwater Biology, 2016 The effects of UV-B, UV-A and PAR on the photochemistry of phytoplankton from Hamilton Harbour, Lake Ontario, were measured to assess how well a multi-wavelength Pulse Amplitude Modulated fluorometer...