Gregor Kos

Gregor Kos is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada. His work focuses on environmental analytical chemistry, long-term urban pollutant monitoring, and Arctic studies.

• PhD in Analytical Chemistry, Vienna University of Technology
• Postdoctoral research at McGill University
• Visiting scientist at University of Idaho

His research interests include developing field-deployable sensors for urban air pollution, statistical analysis of atmospheric data, and studying mercury cycles and mycotoxin contamination. He employs Python and R for multivariate data analysis.

His recent publications cover topics like Arctic snow chemistry, mycotoxin detection, and mercury emissions from industrial activities. These works emphasize environmental modeling, spectroscopy, and community-science collaborations such as the Decolonizing Light project.

At Concordia, he teaches courses including CHEM 217, CHEM 218, and CHEM 610, integrating data analysis and environmental monitoring into the curriculum.