Andrew Rickard

Accociate Research Professor, National Centre for Atmospheric Science

University of York
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Andrew Rickard is an Associate Research Professor at the National Centre for Atmospheric Science, University of York, UK. His research focuses on atmospheric chemistry, specifically the composition of biomass-burning organic aerosol, photochemical kinetics, and the development of tropospheric chemical mechanisms. Recent publications highlight his work on the atmospheric oxidation of new solvents and the evaluation of isoprene nitrate chemistry.

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