Exploring Atmospheric Mercury Measurements with Seth Lyman

Join us for an enlightening episode featuring Seth Lyman, a Research Professor at Utah State University and director of the Bingham Research Center. In this podcast, Seth shares his extensive expertise in atmospheric measurements, instrumentation, and analysis, focusing on the environmental outcomes of energy production.Listeners will gain insights into Seth's groundbreaking research, which includes quantifying emissions of organic compounds from various oil and gas sources and understanding the conditions that lead to wintertime ozone production in the Rocky Mountain region. He will also discuss the development of computer models for atmospheric emissions and air quality, highlighting the significance of these studies in addressing environmental challenges.Seth's vibrant career, which began in the army, has shaped his perspective on science and research. He offers valuable advice for aspiring scientists and emphasizes the importance of collaboration in advancing our understanding of atmospheric phenomena.🔗 Uncover more about the fascinating world of atmospheric science and the critical role it plays in our environment:https://www.azom.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=23536⁠Register for Pittcon 2025 in Boston!⁠https://www.pittcon.org/register#atmosphericscience #environmentalresearch #energyproduction #MercuryPollution#sustainableenergy #airquality #analyticalchemistry #climatechange #greenchemistry #environmentalimpact Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.