Matthew Stanley Johnson, Ph.D., B.A., is Professor of Chemistry at the
University of Copenhagen and Chief Science Officer at Airlabs. His research is
in atmospheric chemistry, clean technology, and innovation. This work
includes the kinetics and spectroscopy of pollution and the development of
new pollution control systems. Professor Johnson has published more than
110 peer-reviewed journal articles, 8 patents, and the book Chemistry and the
Environment. He has received the Environmental Prize from the Aase og Ejnar
Danielsen Fond, the Innovation Prize from the University of Copenhagen, and
was voted Best Teacher by the students in the Department of Chemistry.
Professor Johnson has served as an Advisor for NASA and sits on the board
of the Villum (High Arctic) Research Station and Infuser, a successful spin-off
company from the University of Copenhagen.
Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, https://scholar.goo
gle.se/citations?user¼CVtvNmQAAAAJ&hl¼en
Ole Hertel, D.Sc., Ph.D., M.Sc., B.Sc., is Deputy Head of Department, Head
of PhD Program, and Full Professor in the Department of Environmental
Science at Aarhus University. His research is air pollution modelling and
assessment of human exposure to air pollution. In recent years he has worked
with low-cost air pollution sensors for pollution mapping and personal exposure monitoring. Professor Hertel has published more than 110 peer-reviewed
journal articles, more than 100 technical reports, almost 30 textbook contributions, and he has contributed more than 200 conference presentations. He
has been involved in numerous national and international research projects
regarding assessment of air pollution impacts on human health, nature, and
climate. Professor Hertel is former Vice Chair of the Scientific Committee at
xiv
About the Editors
University of Copenhagen and Chief Science Officer at Airlabs. His research is
in atmospheric chemistry, clean technology, and innovation. This work
includes the kinetics and spectroscopy of pollution and the development of
new pollution control systems. Professor Johnson has published more than
110 peer-reviewed journal articles, 8 patents, and the book Chemistry and the
Environment. He has received the Environmental Prize from the Aase og Ejnar
Danielsen Fond, the Innovation Prize from the University of Copenhagen, and
was voted Best Teacher by the students in the Department of Chemistry.
Professor Johnson has served as an Advisor for NASA and sits on the board
of the Villum (High Arctic) Research Station and Infuser, a successful spin-off
company from the University of Copenhagen.
Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, https://scholar.goo
gle.se/citations?user¼CVtvNmQAAAAJ&hl¼en
Ole Hertel, D.Sc., Ph.D., M.Sc., B.Sc., is Deputy Head of Department, Head
of PhD Program, and Full Professor in the Department of Environmental
Science at Aarhus University. His research is air pollution modelling and
assessment of human exposure to air pollution. In recent years he has worked
with low-cost air pollution sensors for pollution mapping and personal exposure monitoring. Professor Hertel has published more than 110 peer-reviewed
journal articles, more than 100 technical reports, almost 30 textbook contributions, and he has contributed more than 200 conference presentations. He
has been involved in numerous national and international research projects
regarding assessment of air pollution impacts on human health, nature, and
climate. Professor Hertel is former Vice Chair of the Scientific Committee at
xiv
About the Editors