Lorraine Remer is a leading researcher on tiny particles and liquids suspended in the air – called ‘aerosols’ – which profoundly affect Earth’s climate. Dr. Remer is a senior physical scientist in the Climate and Radiation Branch of the Laboratory for Atmospheres at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, an associate member of the EOS-MODIS Science Team and a member of the Global Aerosol Climatology Project Science Team. She volunteers with the Girl Scouts to teach girls about Earth system science.
Interviews with Lorraine Remer
Lorraine Remer tracks airborne dust from outer space



