Aaron Katzenstein

Dr Aaron Katzenstein's office is responsible for overseeing several mobile source incentive programs, technology review, and development and commercialization of clean air technologies. He began his career at South Coast AQMD in 2003, working in the laboratory prior to his role as the climate and energy supervisor in planning and rules. He later became an acting planning manager for area sources and most recently was the laboratory and source test manager. He has been heavily involved in numerous air toxics exposure studies, air quality management plans, policy development, research projects, air quality studies and technology/infrastructure projects. Dr Katzenstein received his undergraduate degree in chemistry with a minor in physics from the University of Redlands. He graduated with an MSc and PhD in chemistry with a focus on atmospheric chemistry from the University of California Irvine, where he studied regional and global air quality.

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Aaron Katzenstein

Dr Aaron Katzenstein's office is responsible for overseeing several mobile source incentive programs, technology review, and development and commercialization of clean air technologies. He began his career at South Coast AQMD in 2003, working in the laboratory prior to his role as the climate and energy supervisor in planning and rules. He later became an acting planning manager for area sources and most recently was the laboratory and source test manager. He has been heavily involved in numerous air toxics exposure studies, air quality management plans, policy development, research projects, air quality studies and technology/infrastructure projects. Dr Katzenstein received his undergraduate degree in chemistry with a minor in physics from the University of Redlands. He graduated with an MSc and PhD in chemistry with a focus on atmospheric chemistry from the University of California Irvine, where he studied regional and global air quality.