Sarah Barr

Dr. Sarah Barr is an active researcher in atmospheric and environmental sciences, focusing on aerosol dynamics, polar research, and forest canopy processes. Her work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to climate action and environmental protection.

• PhD in Atmospheric Science from University of Leeds (2023)
• MSc in Atmospheric and Climate Science from ETH Zurich (2018)
• BSc in Environmental Science from Lancaster University (2014)

Her research interests include aerosol composition in Arctic regions, mineral dust transport mechanisms, and radiative processes in forest ecosystems. Recent studies highlight Southern Alaska as a significant source of atmospheric mineral dust and explore high-latitude dust sources' climatic impacts.

Her articles analyze ice-nucleating particles, Arctic aerosol measurements, and forest canopy irradiance using advanced techniques like radiometry and scanning electron microscopy. These studies have garnered notable citations and media attention.