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Palina Bahdanovich publishes second paper on bioaerosol chemical characterization

The Ph.D. student’s research in Environmental Science: Atmospheres examines organic species and functional groups in pollen, fungi, algae, and bacteria.

August 29, 2024
Atmospheric Sciences News
Palina Bahdanovich working at her lab space

Palina Bahdanovich publishes second paper on bioaerosol chemical characterization

The Ph.D. student’s research in Environmental Science: Atmospheres examines organic species and functional groups in pollen, fungi, algae, and bacteria.

August 29, 2024
Atmospheric Sciences News
Palina Bahdanovich working at her lab space

Atmospheric Sciences Ph.D. student Palina Bahdanovich (advisor: Dr. Vera Samburova) published her second 1st author paper titled “Characterization of organic species and functional groups in pollen, fungi, algae, and bacteria bioaerosols” in Environmental Science: Atmospheres.

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August 29, 2024
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