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Hello! My name is Denise Mondragon! I'm a first-year Master's student in geography (@cugeography) and a graduate researcher in @INSTAAR. I studied #hydrogen from car emissions as an undergraduate at @UCIrvine.
At @CUBoulder, I'll study cryosphere biogeochemistry.
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At @CUBoulder, I'll study cryosphere biogeochemistry.
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My undergraduate research measured #hydrogen emissions from vehicles. Hydrogen is important and has gained popularity as a possible polluter of the environment due to notions of a hydrogen-based energy economy.
My hydrogen emission study evolved from a discrepancy in H2:CO emissions after catalytic converters were introduced in the 1970s. My objective was to understand the link between CO and H2 to quantify ratio uncertainty. This study aimed to better comprehend the global H2 budget.
My name is Dylan Blaskey, and I am a PhD student of Civil Engineering @CUEngineering and a research assistant @INSTAAR. I have spent my whole life around #Rivers and now I am researching them with @RiversArctic!
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My work evaluates climate change impacts on #Arctic rivers, ice transportation corridors, fish, and Indigenous communities by weaving together observations, modeling, and Indigenous Knowledges. Find out more about @RiversArctic at colorado.edu/research/arcti…
My team recognizes the validity of #Indigenous knowledge and the right of these communities to shape research that occurs in their homelands. Because of this, an Indigenous Advisory Council guides all of our project’s communication, research design, analysis, deliverables.
