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Albritton, Daniel Lee was born on June 8, 1936 in Camden, Alabama, United States.
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Daniel Lee Albritton
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Daniel Lee Albritton, American Atmospheric scientist. Achievements include research in laboratory investigation of atmospheric ion-molecular reactions and theoretical studies of diatomic molecular structure, investigation of atmospheric trace-gas photochemistry, science advisor in ozone depletion and climate change policy. Fellow American Physical Society, American Geophysical Union.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Elec. Engineering, Georgia Institute Technology, 1959; Master of Science in Physics, Georgia Institute Technology, 1963; Doctor of Philosophy in Physics, Georgia Institute Technology, 1967.
Career
Director Aeronomy Laboratory Environmental Research laboratories, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Boulder, Colorado, since 1986. Leader atmospheric chemistry project Climate and Global Change Program National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration. Co-chairman science assessments of stratospheric ozone United Nations Environmental Programme.
Member science working group Intergovtl. Panel on Climate Change. Lecturer in atm science and policy/science interface.
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Membership
Fellow American Physical Society, American Geophysical Union.
