Ph.D. (Chemistry), University of California, Irvine (2007)
B. S. (Chemistry), University of California, Irvine (2000)
Dr. Gomez joined the staff at Southwest Sciences as a Senior Research Scientist in July 2010. From 2007 to 2010 he was a postdoctoral researcher at Sandia National Labs working on two independent projects where he developed instrumentation for selective trapping and manipulation of aerosols, and a high sensitivity fiber coupled detector for nano-liter sized aqueous samples. At UC Irvine, he studied photochemical reactions of organic aerosols using cavity ring-down spectroscopy and mass spectrometry.
Dr. Gomez’s accomplishments and interests include (1) Photodissociation action-spectroscopy of oxidized olefinic liquids and self-assembled monolayers (2) Mass spectrometric and stoichiometric analysis of complex oxidatitive and photolytic chain reactions of unsaturated fatty acids (3) Various methods of cavity enhanced spectroscopy for gas, liquids and aerosol samples (4) Selective ionization of carbonaceous and metal oxide aerosols (5) Development of efficient charged particle traps, micro balances, and mobility separators (6) Development of high-sensitivity fiber-optic integrated sensors.
Dr. Gomez is the author of 8 publications. Email algomez@swsciences.com
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