Dr. Bloxam's interests span a wide range of modelling disciplines from long range transport to small scale pollutant dispersion. He supervises several WCAS regional modelling projects relating to air quality in Southern Ontario.

Dr. Chtcherbakov graduated from Moscow University in Numerical Modelling of Air Pollution. Thereafter, he went to Tver University, where he taught for eighteen years. His courses included Climatology, Air Pollution Analysis, and Mathematical Methods. Dr. Chtcherbakov is involved in all aspects of regional atmospheric modelling, specializing in emissions inventories, model operation and results verification.

Dr. Al-Abadleh research interests involve physical chemistry of environmental interfaces commonly found in atmospheric and soil environments using mainly infrared spectroscopy and other surface sensitive techniques. For Dr. Al-Abadleh's research go to http://www.wlu.ca/science/chemistry/halabadleh/

Dr. Lin's research interests lie at the land-atmosphere interface, where greenhouse gases, pollutants, water, energy, and momentum are exchanged between the land and the atmosphere. Extensive human activities are altering the concentrations of different gases in the atmosphere and the fluxes of energy and momentum, with potentially profound climate and environmental consequences. Dr. Lin's group seeks to understand the impact of such human-induced changes. For more information on Dr. Lin's research click on http://www.science.uwaterloo.ca/~jcl/.