About

Aims and Ethos

As identified in the Society’s constitution, the aims of The Aerosol Society are to:

1. Promote all scientific branches of aerosol research

2. Promote by means of meetings and publications the spread of information on an interdisciplinary basis, and to make available a pool of expert knowledge

3. Encourage international co-operation

4. Recruit new members and assist in training

5. Encourage investment in aerosol research

The Society also confers Honorary Membership on those who have distinguished themselves in the field of aerosol science, e.g. by:

Outstanding personal research or inventions, or
holding leading positions in prominent undertakings, or
outstanding success in teaching.

Our current Aerosol Society Honorary Members are:

Professor Don Clark
Dr Charles F Clement
Professor Ian Colbeck
Professor Ian Ford
Professor David Ganderton
Dr William D Griffiths
Mr Sandy Munro

DDL26 Pat Burnell New Investigator Award Finalists

Members

The Aerosol Society recognises the importance of our diverse community and believe that to produce the best quality science we must encourage a proactive and inclusive approach to equality. This can be achieved by developing and retaining a diverse range of talented people to achieve their full potential free from discrimination. We acknowledge our role in engaging with the wider aerosol science community to develop a fair and friendly environment by promoting equality, diversity and inclusion for all, recognising that we come from varying backgrounds and experiences.