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The Effect of “Covid 19 Lockdown” on Indoor Air Pollution Levels.

Poster

Airborne measurement of particle composition and cloud condensation nuclei from shipping emission in Western Europe.

Poster

Chenjie Yu

Air Quality and Health Impact of Charcoal Supply Chain in Africa.

Poster

Alfred Bockarie

The occurrence of New Particle Formation (NPF) events: A cup of chemistry, a tablespoon of meteorology and a pinch of local conditions.

Poster

Source apportionment of organic aerosol by applying PMF on AMS data: A case study of two city study of air quality in Vietnam 2018-19.

Poster

Investigating the capability of low-cost sensors in source apportionment.

Poster

Phase state of multi-component inorganic and secondary organic aerosols.

Poster

Accurate and sensitive measurements of aerosol light absorption from research aircraft.

Poster

“BiB Breathes”: An interdisciplinary project to measure the children of Bradford’s exposure to air pollution

Podium

Building hypotheses for brake-dust induced airway toxicity using electron microscopy

Podium

Fossil fuel related PM2.5 pollution global mortality estimates using GEOS-Chem

Podium

Discoveries from the PEGASO cruise in the Southern Ocean reveal the importance of sea-spray in shaping cloud droplet number

Podium

Bonfire Night combustion aerosol event had a negligible impact on the ice-nucleating particle population

Podium

Isotopic fingerprints (Cu, Zn) for aerosol source tracing

Podium

Nina Schleicher

The ice-nucleating ability of high-latitude dust from the Copper River, Alaska

Podium

High-Time Resolution Measurements of Droplet Evaporation Kinetics and Particle Crystallisation Imaging

Podium

Studying the airborne longevity of SARS-CoV-2

Podium

Free-Standing Carbon Nanotube Active Filters as an Efficient Means to Disrupt Virus Aerosol Transmission

Podium

The Role of Aerosols in Preclinical Drug Development

Podium

Otmar Schmid

Describing the Dissolution of a Poorly Soluble Inhaled Corticosteroid Using a Mixed Kinetic Control Model

Poster

William J. Ganley

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