AS
Atmospheric Sciences

Liz Coleman

Dr. Liz Coleman is a specialist in climate modelling and air quality forecasting. Her research focuses on the interactions between climate and air quality, with particular attention on how policy interventions can create co-benefit or unintended trade-offs. She has led national initiatives such as the Irish EPA-funded O3I & ANIAR projects, fostering interdisciplinary collaborations for integrated atmospheric assessments and policy support. Work includes modelling transboundary pollution events, forecasting air pollution and new particle formation, and advancing science communication through tools like the citizen science app StreamAIR. With a strong commitment to public engagement and interdisciplinary research, Dr. Coleman connects scientific insights with communities at all levels ensuring climate research informs inclusive, sustainable action. She is also actively involved in outreach through education and the arts.

Highlights from EGUsphere

, , and October 15, 2026
Highlights from EGUsphere

Drawing inspiration from new research shared by EGU scientists, this column brings you some of the latest publications. This edition covers the globe, from the air we breathe in Ireland and China to the waves that stitch the tropics to the Southern Hemisphere. Surface ozone in Ireland: where does it really come from? Ozone plays …[Read More]