Myoseon Jang

Dr. Myoseon Jang is a Professor at the University of Florida leading the Atmospheric Chemistry Lab, with research spanning atmospheric chemistry, aerosol dynamics, and environmental health impacts. Her work bridges experimental and modeling approaches to address critical air quality challenges.

Her primary research focuses on aerosol formation mechanisms through chamber simulations of hydrocarbon aging with SO₂ and NO_x, secondary organic aerosol modeling via multiphase reactions, and coastal atmospheric chemistry involving sea salt aerosols and dimethyl sulfide. She also investigates heterogeneous chemistry on mineral dust, health effects of fine particulate matter, aerosol optical properties, and transformation of combustion-derived pollutants. This integrated approach examines both fundamental chemical processes and real-world environmental health implications.

Dr. Jang actively recruits graduate students and postdoctoral researchers to advance these research lines within her laboratory. Her work demonstrates strong connections between atmospheric science and public health outcomes through comprehensive aerosol characterization studies.