Curriculum Vitae

MICHAEL P. HANNIGAN

Assistant Professor

Mechanical Engineering Department
University of Colorado - Boulder
Boulder, CO 80309-0427
hannigan@colorado.edu
Phone: (303) 735-5045
Fax: (303)492-2863

EDUCATION:
Ph.D., Environmental Engineering Science 1997
California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA

Postdoctoral Fellow, Environmental Health Sciences 1997-98
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, MA

Postdoctoral Fellow, Atmospheric Science 1998
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO

TEACHING INTERESTS:
I have experience teaching an Environmental Science series, Air Pollution Control, Sustainable Energy, Environmental Toxicology, Fluid Mechanics, Solid Mechanics, and Experimental Design & Data Analysis. I enjoy all of these courses and would like to work on an Introduction to Environmental Engineering course, an Atmospheric Measurements course, as well as a graduate Air Pollution Characterization course.

RESEARCH INTERESTS:
My research has focused on characterizing particulate air pollutants at urban and remote locations. These characterization studies have involved chemical speciation, biological assays, particle sizing, origin determination, and epidemiology. My larger interests include reducing health risks associated with particulate air pollution and understanding how airborne particles affect climate.

In addition to the focus on particulate air pollution, my research interests have branched out to include air pollution sampler development, and making sense of the current energy use patterns and trends.

MEMBERSHIPS:
American Association for Aerosol Research, American Chemical Society, American Association for the Advancement of Science.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS:


Dutton, SJ, Rajagopalan, B, Vedal, S, Hannigan, MP. Temporal patterns in daily measurements of inorganic and organic speciated PM2.5 in Denver. Atmospheric Environment, 2009, submitted.

Brinkman, GL, Milford, JB, Schauer, JJ, Shafer, MM, Hannigan, MP. Source identification of personal exposure to fine particulate matter using organic tracers. Atmospheric Environment, 2009, in press.

Dutton, SJ, Williams, DE, Garcia, JK, Vedal, S, Hannigan, MP. PM2.5 characterization for time series studies: organic molecular marker speciation methods and daily measurements in Denver. Atmospheric Environment, 2009, in press.

Vedal, S, Hannigan, MP, Dutton, SJ, Miller, SL, Milford, JB, Rabinovitch, N, Kim, SY, Sheppard, L. The Denver Aerosol Sources and Health (DASH) study: overview and early findings. Atmospheric Environment, 2009, in press.

Hemann, JG, Brinkman, GL, Dutton, SJ, Hannigan, MP, Milford, JA, Miller, SL. Assessing positive matrix factorization model fit: a new method to estimate uncertainty and bias in factor contributions at the daily time scale. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 2009, 9: 497-513.

Dutton, SJ, Schauer, JJ, Vedal, S, Hannigan, MP. PM2.5 characterization for time series studies: pointwise uncertainty estimation and bulk speciation methods applied in Denver atmospheric environment. Atmospheric Environment, 2009, 43: 1136-1146.

Kleeman, MJ, Riddle, SG, Robert, MA, Jakober, CA, Fine, PM, Hays, MD, Schauer, JJ, Hannigan, MP Source apportionment of fine (PM1.8) and ultrafine (PM0.1) airborne particulate matter during a severe winter pollution episode. Environmental Science and Technology, 2009, 43: 272-279.

Landreman, AP, Shafer, MM, Hemming, JC, Hannigan, MP, Schauer, JJ. A macrophage-based method for the assessment of the reactive oxygen species activity of atmospheric particulate matter and application to routine (daily-24h) aerosol monitoring studies. Aerosol Science and Technology, 2008, 42: 946-957.

Zhang, YX, Schauer, JJ, Shafer, MM, Hannigan, MP, Dutton, SJ. Source apportionment of in vitro reactive oxygen species bioassay activity from atmospheric particulate matter. Environmental Science and Technology, 2008, 42: 7502-7509.

Riddle, SG, Robert, MA, Jakober, CA, Hannigan, MP, Kleeman MJ. Size-resolved source apportionment of airborne particle mass in a roadside environment. Environmental Science and Technology, 2008, 42, 6580-6586.

Kleeman, MJ, Robert, MA, Riddle, SG, Fine, PM, Hays, MD, Schauer, JJ, Hannigan, MP. Size distribution of trace organic species emitted from biomass combustion and meat charbroiling. Atmospheric Environment, 2008, 42, 3059-3075.

Riddle, SG, Robert, MA, Jakober, CA, Hannigan, MP, Kleeman MJ. Size distribution of trace organic species emitted from light-duty gasoline vehicles. Environmental Science & Technology, 2007, 41, 7464-7471.

Riddle, SG, Robert, MA, Jakober, CA, Hannigan, MP, Kleeman MJ. Size distribution of trace organic species emitted from heavy-duty diesel vehicles. Environmental Science & Technology, 2007, 41, 1962-1969.

Brinkman G, Vance G, Hannigan, MP, Milford, JB. Use of synthetic data to evaluate positive matrix factorization as a source apportionment tool for PM2.5 exposure data. Environmental Science & Technology, 2006, 40: 1892-1901.

Barth, M, McFadden, J, Sun, C, Wiedinmyer, C, et al. Coupling between land ecosystems and the atmospheric hydrologic cycle through biogenic aerosol pathways. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 2005, 86: 1738-1742.

Hannigan, MP, Cass, GR, Busby, Jr., WF. Source contributions to the human cell mutagenicity of urban particulate air pollution, Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, 2005, 55:399-410.

Moore, KF, Sherman, DE, Reilly, JE, Hannigan, MP, Lee, T, Collett, JL. Drop size-dependent chemical composition of clouds and fogs: II. Relevance to interpreting the aerosol/trace gas/fog system, Atmospheric Environment, 2004, 38: 1403-1415.

Brown, SG, Herckes, P, Ashbaugh, L, Hannigan, MP, Kreidenweis, SM, Collett, JL. Characterization of organic aerosol present in Big Bend National Park, Texas during the Big Bend Regional Aerosol and Visibility Observational (BRAVO) study, Atmospheric Environment, 2002, 36: 5807-5818.

Herckes, P, Hannigan, MP, Trenary, L, Lee, T, Collett, JL. The organic composition of radiation fogs in Davis (California), Atmospheric Research, 2002, 64: 99-108.

Collett, JL, Sherman, DE, Moore, KF, Lee, T, Hannigan, MP. Aerosol particle processing and removal by fogs: observations in chemically heterogeneous central California radiation fogs, Water, Air, and Soil Pollution, 2001, 1: 303-312.

Dutton, SJ, Hannigan, MP, Miller, SL. Indoor pollutant levels from the use of unvented natural gas fireplaces in Boulder, CO, Indoor Air, 2001, 51: 1654-1661.

Christoforou, CS, Salmon, LG, Hannigan, MP, Solomon, PA, Cass, GR. Trends in fine particle concentration and chemical speciation in Southern California, Journal of the Air and Waste Management Association, 2000, 50: 43-53.

Hannigan, MP, Cass, GR, Penman, BW, Crespi, CL, Busby, Jr, WF, Lafleur, AL, Thilly, WG, Simoneit, BRT. Bioassay-directed chemical analysis of Los Angeles airborne particulate matter using a human cell mutagenicity assay, Environmental Science and Technology, 1998, 32: 3502-3514.

Hannigan, MP, Cass, GR, Penman, BW, Crespi, CL, Busby, Jr, WF, Lafleur, AL, Thilly, WG. Human cell mutagens in Los Angeles air, Environmental Science & Technology , 1997, 31: 438-447.

Hannigan, MP, Cass, GR, Busby, Jr, WF, Lafleur, AL, Thilly, WG. Seasonal and spatial variation of the bacterial mutagenicity of fine organic aerosol in Southern California, Environmental Health Perspectives, 1996, 104: 428-436.

Hannigan, MP, Cass, GR, Lafleur, AL, Longwell, J, Thilly, WG. Bacterial mutagenicity of urban organic aerosol sources in comparison to atmospheric samples, Environmental Science & Technology, 1994, 28: 2014-2024.

Harley, RA, Hannigan, MP, Cass, GR. Respeciation of organic gas emissions and the detection of excess unburned gasoline in the atmosphere, Environmental Science & Technology, 1992, 26: 2395-2408.