James G. Anderson

 Philip S. Weld Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry
 

• Harvard University Center for the Environment
• Future of Energy at Harvard
• Dept. of Chemistry and Chemical Biology
• School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Research Interests

Catalytic processes in the atmosphere controlling global change of ozone; development of laser systems from stratospheric and troposheric studies; development of high-altitude, long-duration unmanned aircraft for studies of global climate change.

Environmental Courses

Physical Sciences 1: Chemical Bonding, Energy, and Reactivity: An Introduction to the  Physical Sciences
EPS 330: Climate Atmospheric Chemistry and Free Radical Kinetics

Related Publications

Climate signal detection times and constraints on climate benchmark accuracy requirements. (2008)
Infrared calibration for climate: A perspective on present and future high spectral resolution instruments. (2006)
Climate benchmarking using GNSS occultation. (2006)
Testing climate models using GPS radio occultation: A sensitivity analysis. (2006)