Assistant Professor
My research is interdisciplinary in nature and it focuses on atmospheric chemistry, environmental sustainability, arctic climate system and climate change as well as the economic cost associated with climate change. We apply a suite of numerical models of multiple complexities that ranges from explicit 0D box models (ideal for extensive filed measurements) to 3D regional and global earth system models (for large-scale studies and for comparison with remote sensing data). We also use integrated assessment models (IAM) to evaluate the economic impacts of climate change, e.g., to evaluate economic risks related to flood and sea level rise. I have recently received an NSF-award to investigate the HONO re-noxification process in the marine boundary layer, in collaboration with Dr. Xianliang Zhou of the University of New York-Albany, and will soon offer two student internships to join my research group and work on the field measurements and modeling aspects of the project. I am also interested in developing new interdisciplinary courses in chemistry, environmental sustainability and climate change.
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About Yasin Elshorbany
My research is interdisciplinary in nature and it focuses on atmospheric chemistry, environmental sustainability, arctic climate system and climate change as well as the economic cost associated with climate change. We apply a suite of numerical models of multiple complexities that ranges from explicit 0D box models (ideal for extensive filed measurements) to 3D regional and global earth system models (for large-scale studies and for comparison with remote sensing data). We also use integrated assessment models (IAM) to evaluate the economic impacts of climate change, e.g., to evaluate economic risks related to flood and sea level rise. I have recently received an NSF-award to investigate the HONO re-noxification process in the marine boundary layer, in collaboration with Dr. Xianliang Zhou of the University of New York-Albany, and will soon offer two student internships to join my research group and work on the field measurements and modeling aspects of the project. I am also interested in developing new interdisciplinary courses in chemistry, environmental sustainability and climate change.
| Present | Assistant Professor, University of South Florida ‐ College of Arts & Sciences | |
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| 2017 - 2018 | Research Scientist, University of Colorado, Boulder | |
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| 2014 - 2017 | Research Scientist, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | |
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Disciplines
Grants
| 2018 - Present | An Investigation into Daytime HONO Chemistry in the Marine Boundary Layer |
| National Science Foundation - 1900795 | |
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Courses
- CHM 2210 Organic Chemistry I
| Ph.D., Bergische Universitat Gesamthochschule Wuppertal | ||
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Links
Contact Information
Office: DAV 234
Phone: 727-873-4494
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