It's not very productive to discuss future projects with much specificity at the time of your application, because I generally don't have projects "on ice" —it wouldn't make much sense to keep something interesting on ice instead of working on it right away. That being said, if you need to discuss specifics of future projects for a fellowship application or for your own agenda then sure, let's talk. I recommend that you browse through the current research web page to get a sense of the general research areas that we are engaged in, as it is likely that your future project will build on those. We'll get serious about defining your project when you actually start. The range of projects for you to choose from is truly wide open and not limited by funding. In fact, beginning graduate students often start on projects for which I don't have external funding—if it's a good idea then we will eventually get it funded.
Atmospheric Chemistry Modeling Group - Harvard University
Group Leaders Daniel J. Jacob and Loretta J. Mickley
