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My interests are broadly in energy and
environmental systems, with specific interests in: modeling and evaluation of advanced
energy conversion (e.g.,combustion, gasification) and environmental control
systems; measurement and modeling of real-world fuel use and emissions of
onroad and nonroad vehicles; development and application of methods for
quantification of variability and uncertainty and for sensitivity analysis
in systems models; and exposure and risk analysis. Air pollutant emissions of interest include
criteria pollutants, hazardous air pollutants (“air toxics”),
particulate matter, and greenhouse gases.
More details are available in the links above.
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Latest News:
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Dr.
Frey welcomes four new graduate research assistants to conduct research in
areas including: measurement of the activity, fuel use, and emissions of
conventional and plug-in hybrid vehicles; quantification of human exposure
to fine particulate matter and linkages to air quality and human health
effects; and linkages between energy use and emissions of pollutants
including greenhouse gases, criteria pollutants, and hazardous air
pollutants.
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In
August 2008, Dr. Frey was selected to serve on a National Research Council committee
that will assess methodology for quantifying uncertainty in the health
effects of air pollutants.
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Dr.
Frey has been selected to serve on a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) Science Advisory Board (SAB) committee that will assess methodology
for eliciting expert judgments regarding uncertainty in environmental
assessments.
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Dr.
Frey received an individual NC Mobile Clean Air and Renewable Energy (CARE) Award at the 2nd Annual Mobile Clean
Air and Renewable Energy (CARE) Symposium held in Greensboro, NC on May 6,
2008.
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Dr.
Frey is a recipient of a 2008 NCSU Alumni Association Outstanding Research Award
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Dr.
Frey has been selected as a Fellow of the Air & Waste Management Association.
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