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CHARACTERIZATION AND APPLICATION OF A HIGH FLOW DIFFERENTIAL MOBILITY ANALYZER (DMA)

J Spielvogel, M Richter, L Keck & H Grimm

McClelland and Mobility Measurements

T.C. O’Connor

Use of Single Particle Fluorescence Spectrometry to Investigate Primary Biological Aerosol Dynamics in a SE Asian Tropical Rain Forest

Gabey, A., Gallagher, M.W. , Whitehead, J.D. , Dorsey, J.D. , Burgess, R. , McFiggans, G.M. , Kaye, P. H., Stanley, W., Ulanowski, J. , Bower, K.N. Robinson, N., Nemitz, E.

Construction of a Biofluorescence Optical Particle Counter

Russell Greaney, Oliver Ryan, S. Gerard Jennings, Colin D. O’Dowd,

From bacteria to cloud ice crystals; characterising atmospheric particles.

Warren Stanley, Richard Greenaway, Paul Kaye, Edwin Hirst, Zbignieu Ulanowski, and Evelyn Hesse.

THE MONITORING AND ANALYSIS OF ULTRA-FINE PARTICLES (UFP) EMITTED FROM MOTOR VEHICLES IN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT

N.Z. Yahaya, J.E. Tate, M.R. Tight

EVALUATION OF THE VIVOMETRICS LIFESHIRT® SYSTEM AS A TOOL TO MEASURE INHALATION BEHAVIOUR DURING INHALATION DOSIMETRY STUDIES

Conor McGrath

Modelling Exposure to Pharmaceutical Aerosols

Patricia E. Mc Donnell, John W. Cherrie, Andrew T. Gillies, Anne Sleeuwenhoek, Marie A. Coggins, Stephen R. Bailey

COAL BANS IN IRELAND AND THE EFFECTS ON AIR QUALITY

P Goodman and L Clancy

THE RELATIVE UPTAKE AND EXPOSURE OF FINE PARTICULATE MATTER, BETWEEN URBAN COMMUTERS, USING DIFFERENT TRANSPORT MODES IN DUBLIN.

A. McNabola, B.M. Broderick and L.W Gill.

Health and particles-Indoor and Out

Prof Luke Clancy

LABORATORY INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF WATER AND SULPHURIC ACID VAPOUR ON THE FORMATION AND GROWTH OF IODINE OXIDE NANOPARTICLES IN THE ATMOSPHERE

Ravi Kumar, Russell W. Saunders, Anoop S. Mahajan, Benjamin J. Murray and John M.C. Plane

Using Jarzynski’s relation to calculate cluster free energies

Ian Ford and Hoi Yu Tang

ON THE THERMODYNAMIC EXPANSION OF THE NUCLEATION FREE ENERGY BARRIER

J C Barrett

VALIDATION OF AEROSOL CHEMICAL COMPONENTS PREDICTED BY ECMWF IFS MODEL

D. Ceburnis, R. Dupuy, J.-J. Morcrette and C.D. O’Dowd

ATMOSPHERIC INFRA-RED ABSORPTION ASSOCIATED WITH COSMIC RAY IONISATION

K L Aplin, J G Firth, C A Eley.

THE EFFECT OF WEATHER ON THE ATMOSPHERIC POTENTIAL GRADIENT NEAR HIGH VOLTAGE POWER LINES

J C Matthews and D L Henshaw

NUCLEAR EXPLOSION EFFECTS ON ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY

R.G. Harrison

Studies of the influence of high molecular weight tri-block copolymers on the properties of aqueous aerosol droplets

G. Hargreaves, Dr. N. Kwamena, Dr. J. Wills, S. Rushworth, & Dr J. P. Reid.

COMPARISON OF CEILOMETER DERIVED MULTI-LAYER CLOUD BASE HEIGHT IN A COASTAL ENVIRONMENT AT MACE HEAD.

G. Martucci, T. Milroy, E. Moran, T. O’Leary & C.D. O’Dowd

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