Mark Zondlo

Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Office: C330 E-Quad

Interdisciplinary Research Area: Applied Math, Energy and Environment

Research Area: Climate; atmospheric sciences: sensors and remote sensing; cloud formation; the role of aerosol particles in atmospheric chemistry and air quality

Princeton University

School of Engineering and Applied Science

Mark Zondlo

Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Princeton University

Mark Zondlo

Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Areas of Impact

Energy and Environment

Associated Departments and Centers

Civil and Environmental Engineering