A/Prof Robyn Schofield

Bio

A/Prof Schofield is an expert across several areas of environmental science from atmospheric chemistry to air quality and climate science. She has expertise in atmospheric spectroscopy, radiative transfer, profile retrievals of trace-gas species and coupled chemistry-climate modelling. She has conducted several studies targeting atmospheric reactive gases (ozone, NO2, BrO, OClO, HCHO, SO2, Hg) and aerosols & clouds from polluted urban areas to pristine polar regions. She has been involved in work that has used genomic techniques to disentangle environmental impacts of atmospheric pollutant transport. She continues to support Chemistry-climate modelling studies and Australian contributions to the international Chemistry Climate Model Intercomparisons. She has contributed to several studies investigating microphysics of aerosol and cloud formation processes and convective transport of trace-gas species. She is interested in all aspects of chemical weather interactions.