Ryan Davis
@MicroLevitator
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Scientist. Research professor. Chemistry & physics of aerosol. Levitation, air quality, human health, and beyond. Views my own. He/him
Nuevo Mexico, EEUU
Joined June 2016
Our latest research article exploring the relationship between humidity, the properties of respiratory particles, and the survival of viruses. In collab with @jfdavies and @linseymarr. I try to articulate implications here. 1/n https://t.co/XYVDum7gJ0
pnas.org
The phase state of respiratory aerosols and droplets has been linked to the humidity-dependent survival of pathogens such as SARS-CoV-2. To inform ...
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The article discusses what we did with an eye towards “how could others do better”. Of course this article might be of interest to ES&H personnel, but it is also an example for undergrads of applied analytical chem and also the importance of lab safety, so use in teaching also
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I recently did some field work for the 1st time in >10 years. It wasn’t atmospheric field work, tho. My group was tapped to assess risk after an accidental lab explosion. Check out what we did and lessons learned. Consider using it in teaching… 🧵 https://t.co/GaE0BlFNtv
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The Hruby Fellowship is a prestigious postdoctoral program through Sandia. Consider applying! I am always happy to discuss
Sandia is seeking next year’s Hruby fellows. The program offers three-year, independent research positions supported by generous salaries, ample research budget and mentoring. Applications due Nov. 3 ➡️ https://t.co/evH1bVDpxN
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Sooo happy to see this. What a fun season it’s been.
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Congrats to Shohel for getting this one over the top! Our publication on work to remove forever chemicals from water
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If I could get @GeoffGrammer to migrate over I could quit this place for good
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Long walk or take the bus to Yasmine’s Cafe for vegetarian options (I think…I’m not vegetarian but I do gather there are vegetarian/ vegan options)
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Zendo coffee. Just solid coffee shop with great atmosphere. They have pastries and burritos.
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El Patio. New Mexican food. One of the best breakfast burritos in the city (tho they don’t open until 11a)
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Frontier Restaurant. Everyone should check this out. An Albuquerque staple. Get a bowl of green chile stew, fresh tortillas, and sweet roll and drift into bliss. Hop on the bus. It’s fast from the convention center
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Tucanos Brazilian grill. I haven’t been here in 20 years. It was considered “special occasion” restaurant when I was a kid. Went here once when I graduated high school and I thought it was the most amazing thing ever back then.
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ONI. Excellent ramen. I’m a ramen junky and seek it out in any city I’m in. This rivals the best I’ve ever had
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Range Cafe. Great breakfast/ lunch option. Cafe food with a New Mexican twist.
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A lot of people have asked me about food options at #AAAR2024. Albuquerque is an incredible food city. You can find some of the best of whatever you want. Here are some options around the convention center:
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…make various appearances throughout the conference at various events, and do not hesitate to stop me if anyone wants to talk science or other.
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Welcome to Albuquerque, AAAR! I’ve lived in this city for ~20 years (off and on), but this is the first time I’ve been in the convention center. I’m looking forward to a week of aerosol research! Catch my talk Tuesday afternoon about aerosol viscosity. Myself or lab members…
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