Atmospheric Improvement Research Laboratory

AIR LAB

Welcome to the website of Professor Jean Andino and her research group!

Dr. Andino and her research team are dedicated to finding innovative solutions to air quality issues. The group utilizes fundamental chemical kinetics and reaction engineering principles to:

Understand atmospheric chemical transformations
Design air pollution control techniques and devices, including those related to energy
Develop air pollutant sensing technologies

Recent applications include ambient smog formation, carbon dioxide conversion to fuels, and ionic liquid-based sensors for air pollutants.

We invite you to follow the links above to learn more.

RECENT RECOGNITION

Dr. Andino Named Board Certified Environmental Engineer by AAEES

Professor Jean Andino has been designated a Board Certified Environmental Engineer via eminence in air pollution control by the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists – a distinction reserved for established leaders whose careers cement their substantial contributions to the field.

Patent-Pending CO₂ Control Technology

Breakthrough invention to maintain safe carbon dioxide levels in vehicles during extreme heat, protecting driver cognition and safety.

$1.9M EPA Indoor Air Quality Project

Educating teachers and providing affordable air cleaning solutions (under $100) for classrooms and homes across Arizona.

UCAR Advisory Committee Appointment

Elected to the President’s Advisory Committee on University Relations, strengthening Earth systems science research nationwide.

SW-IFL Deputy Director

Leading air quality research within the $25M Southwest Urban Integrated Field Laboratory with 146+ researchers.

Read Full Article at ASU Full Circle →

Join the Andino Research Group

Students who join the Andino Research Group come from diverse academic backgrounds. Projects within the group are designed to be engaging and accessible to students across disciplines.

In particular, students with experience in the following areas thrive in our group:

Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Material Science
Mechanical Engineering

However, all students are encouraged to reach out to Dr. Andino directly to explore opportunities aligned with their interests and skills. Ongoing projects span several exciting research areas, and new initiatives are always in development. Be sure to contact Dr. Andino for the most up-to-date information.