Jennifer Kaiser

Jennifer Kaiser is an Associate Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, affiliated with the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth and Atmospheric Sciences. Her research focuses on air pollutant formation, particularly volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and their impacts on air quality and climate.

• Endowed Position: Greene Early Career Professor (2024)
• Key Projects: Emissions from agriculture/oil-gas, biosphere-atmosphere interactions, satellite data validation
• Tools: CMAQ modeling, TROPOMI satellite analysis, low-cost sensor networks

Her work spans instrument development to global chemistry-transport modeling, with recent emphasis on satellite-based monitoring and health risk assessment. She leads the Kaiser Group, which investigates VOC dynamics in urban and wildfire-affected regions.

Scientific Awards:

• NOAA Grant (2021)
• Greene Early Career Professor (2024)

Contact: jennifer.kaiser@ce.gatech.edu | Office: Ford Environmental Science & Technology Building, Room 3224