Ashish Singh

Ashish Singh is a Researcher in the Environmental Science and Technologies Department at Brookhaven National Laboratory. He specializes in ambient and indoor air quality monitoring, aerosol instrumentation, and public health impacts of pollution.

• University of Iowa – Ph.D. and M.Sc. in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering (2015)
• Kathmandu University – B.Sc. (honors) in Environmental Science (2006)

His research focuses on atmospheric chemistry, air pollution dispersion modeling, and field campaign operations. He utilizes satellite data (MODIS, Calipso, VIIRS) and develops low-cost sensor networks for urban and rural air quality assessment.

His recent publications highlight trends in greenhouse gas fluxes, aerosol profiling in the Himalayas, and advancements in low-cost pollution sensors. Key collaborations include studies on landfill fires, cook stove efficiency, and Midwestern atmospheric dynamics.

• Air & Waste Management Association Graduate Scholarship (2015)
• National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship (2010)
• Special Achievement Award at Clean Indoor Air Biennial (2009)
• First Position in Kathmandu University Project Exhibition (2003)

His work integrates laboratory experiments with real-world field deployments, emphasizing practical solutions for air quality improvement and public health protection.