Dr Cat Scott

Cat is a NERC Independent Research Fellow & University Academic Fellow in the Institute for Climate and Atmospheric Science, part of the School of Earth and Environment. Cat studies the way that particles are formed in the atmosphere from gases emitted by trees (biogenic volatile organic compounds; BVOCs), and how these particles go on to affect the climate. Cat's main research interest is the way that human activities and the biosphere interact and how this might change in the future.

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