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Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry

 

Research Associate

I am an NCAS Research Associate working with Prof. Alex Archibald in the Centre for Atmospheric Science.

I use numerical models and observations to investigate physical and chemical processes in the atmosphere. I work with UKCA, the United Kingdom Chemistry and Aerosols community model, based on the Met Office Unified Model. I have past experience in addressing the effect of model horizontal resolution on a number of different dynamical and chemical processes. Currently, I'm working on better integration of models and observational data. 

 

Key Research Interests

  • Decadal changes in tropospheric ozone.
  • Model evaluation and comparison with observations.
  • Tropical deep convection and its impact on Troposphere/Stratosphere exchange.
  • Lightning emissions and their impact on climate.
  • Very short lived ozone depleting species (VSLS) and their impact on stratospheric ozone at the Tropical tropopause
  • Impacts of emission changes and climate on regional atmospheric composition.

 

Experience

  • Research Scientist: 2006-present. University of Cambridge.
  • Research Scientist: 2008-present. National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS)
  • Regional Climate Scientist: 2002-2006. Met Office, Hadley Centre.
  • PhD: 1998-2001. University College London.
  • Master Degree, Chemistry: 1992-1997. University of Palermo, Italy.

 

Publications

Computational investigation of the geometric structures of [(CN)(5)PtTl(CN)(n)](n-) (n=0, 1, 2 or 3)
MR Russo, N Kaltsoyannis
– Inorganica Chimica Acta
(2001)
312,
221
Computational studies on surface reaction mechanisms: ethylene hydrogenation on platinum catalysts
D Duca, G La Manna, MR Russo
– Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
(1999)
1,
1375
The oxidation state of Ce in the sandwich molecule cerocene
NM Edelstein, PG Allen, JJ Bucher, DK Shuh, CD Sofield, N Kaltsoyannis, GH Maunder, MR Russo, A Sella
– Journal of the American Chemical Society
(1996)
118,
13115
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Research Groups

Telephone number

01223 748896

Email address

mrr32@cam.ac.uk