Glen R. Cass

About the Author

Glen R. Cass is a distinguished environmental scientist and author whose work has profoundly influenced the understanding of air quality and pollution control. With a PhD in chemical engineering from the California Institute of Technology, he has dedicated his career to researching the sources, transport, and health impacts of airborne pollutants. As a professor at Caltech, Cass pioneered methodologies for sampling and analyzing atmospheric contaminants, contributing to policy advancements in urban air management. His seminal book, Sampling and Analysis of Airborne Pollutants, remains a cornerstone text for researchers and practitioners in environmental engineering. Through his rigorous scholarship, Cass bridges the gap between scientific inquiry and practical solutions for cleaner air worldwide.