Ann Marie Carlton

Professor Ann Marie Carlton is a faculty member in the Department of Chemistry at the University of California, Irvine, within the School of Physical Sciences. She has been recognized for her exceptional scientific contributions with her recent appointment as an AGU Union Fellow in 2024.

Her research lies at the intersection of chemistry and Earth system science, focusing on atmospheric processes, aerosol formation, air quality, and climate impacts. Her work contributes significantly to understanding the chemical mechanisms driving environmental change.

The recognition by the American Geophysical Union highlights her innovative breakthroughs in Earth and space sciences. She is the recipient of the AGU Union Fellow award, one of the highest honors bestowed by the AGU, reserved for members who have made transformative contributions to the field.

While specific details about her advising, grants, or research team are not available in the provided text, her fellowship underscores her leadership and impact in atmospheric and environmental chemistry research.