James G. Anderson
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James G. Anderson is a Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry at Harvard University, affiliated with the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology. His research focuses on Energy Related Physical/Chemical Physics, with an emphasis on the coupling of climate change and chemistry, stratospheric free radical catalyzed ozone loss, and gas phase kinetics of free radicals. Anderson is the Philip S. Weld Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry and has held leadership roles within the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology. His work includes studies on the mechanisms of chemical transformations in Earth's atmosphere and their impact on climate. He has contributed to various national and international scientific committees and has been recognized for his research in atmospheric chemistry and climate science.