Daniel Bryant

I am a atmospheric chemist and air quality researcher working at the interface of research, policy, and environmental decision-making. My expertise spans atmospheric chemistry, measurement science, non-target mass spectrometry, emissions characterisation, and air quality modelling, with a particular focus on translating complex science into evidence for government and industry. Current interests include atmospheric emissions from carbon capture technologies, shipping decarbonisation, organic aerosol chemistry, national monitoring capability, and the use of long-term observational datasets to understand air pollution trends.