Thomas Wynn is researching the ammonia emissions that impact the health of the general public in Birmingham. By improving air quality, his research seeks to safeguard public health and contribute to cleaner, healthier environments.
My research focuses on reducing ammonia emissions, a harmful gas that reduces air quality and contributes to the formation of fine particulate matter, which impacts human health. During my undergraduate degree, one highlight was working with WM-Air quality stations. By collecting real time data and running air quality models, I am to identify the best ways to reduce ammonia emissions and approve air quality.
My placement with WM-Air allowed me to monitor ammonia in Birmingham. This experience sparked my passion for air quality research and help me gain valuable skills for my PhD. I am excited to continue my work helping improve air quality in this region, contributing to clean air solutions.