ACP - Editorial board

Ilse Aben

SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research
Earth

Netherlands

Subject areas

Gases

Franziska Aemisegger

University of Bern
Institute of Geography
Climatology division

Switzerland

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Allison C. Aiken

Los Alamos National Laboratory
Earth and Environmental Sciences

United States

Allison C. Aiken is a scientist in the Earth & Environmental Sciences Division at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). She is an analytical chemist specializing in the direct measurement of aerosol chemistry, physical and optical properties to elucidate complex aerosol processes in the atmosphere. Her research focus on the dynamic nature of aerosols uses chemistry to understand the changes in aerosol optical properties, water uptake and the physical properties that drive transport, particle growth and atmospheric lifetimes. Aiken is known for developing new analytical techniques in the laboratory using real-time aerosol measurements and applying them to complex ambient datasets and is considered one of the World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds by Thomson-Reuters as of 2014 due to her highly cited publication record (top 1%) in her field. Aiken received her PhD in Chemistry from the University of Colorado at Boulder for her work on aerosol mass spectrometry with a NASA Earth System Science Graduate Student Fellowship. Aiken developed a novel and largely applied method that allowed for the measurement of Oxygen-to-Carbon ratios from high-time resolution online in situ measurements. In 2011 as a Director’s Postdoctoral Fellow at LANL she focused on aerosol optical and physical properties in addition to aerosol chemistry. From 2013-2018 Aiken was the Operations Lead for three Aerosol Observing Systems (AOS) for the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Facility. She is the co-founder and co-Director of the Center for Aerosol and Trace Gas Forensics (CAFE) and is the point of contact for DOE Atmospheric Systems Research (ASR) at LANL. Her elected service roles include the Board of Directors for the American Association for Aerosol Research (AAAR, 2019-22) and serving as the chair of the User Executive Committee (2021-22) for the U.S. DOE ARM facility.

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Allison C. Aiken is a scientist in the Earth & Environmental Sciences Division at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). She is an analytical chemist specializing in the direct measurement of aerosol chemistry, physical and optical properties to elucidate complex aerosol processes in the atmosphere. Her research focus on the dynamic nature of aerosols uses chemistry to understand the changes in aerosol optical properties, water uptake and the physical properties that drive transport, particle growth and atmospheric lifetimes. Aiken is known for developing new analytical techniques in the laboratory using real-time aerosol measurements and applying them to complex ambient datasets and is considered one of the World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds by Thomson-Reuters as of 2014 due to her highly cited publication record (top 1%) in her field. Aiken received her PhD in Chemistry from the University of Colorado at Boulder for her work on aerosol mass spectrometry with a NASA Earth System Science Graduate Student Fellowship. Aiken developed a novel and largely applied method that allowed for the measurement of Oxygen-to-Carbon ratios from high-time resolution online in situ measurements. In 2011 as a Director’s Postdoctoral Fellow at LANL she focused on aerosol optical and physical properties in addition to aerosol chemistry. From 2013-2018 Aiken was the Operations Lead for three Aerosol Observing Systems (AOS) for the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Facility. She is the co-founder and co-Director of the Center for Aerosol and Trace Gas Forensics (CAFE) and is the point of contact for DOE Atmospheric Systems Research (ASR) at LANL. Her elected service roles include the Board of Directors for the American Association for Aerosol Research (AAAR, 2019-22) and serving as the chair of the User Executive Committee (2021-22) for the U.S. DOE ARM facility.

James Allan

The University of Manchester
Earth and Environmental Sciences

United Kingdom

Subject areas

Aerosols

Markus Ammann

Paul Scherrer Institute
Laboratory of Atmospheric Chemistry

Switzerland

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Eija Asmi

Finnish Meteorological Institute
Atmospheric Composition Unit

Finland

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Roya Bahreini

U. of California- Riverside
Environmental Sciences

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Yves Balkanski

Institut Pierre Simon Laplace
Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement

France

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Kelley Barsanti

National Center for Atmospheric Research
ACOM

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Thorsten Bartels-Rausch

Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI)
LAC

Switzerland

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Kelvin Bates

University of Colorado Boulder
CIRES / Mechanical Engineering

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Ewa Bednarz

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Dynamics
Gases

Thomas Berkemeier

Max Planck Institute for Chemistry
Multiphase Chemistry Department

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Steven Brown

NOAA
Chemical Sciences Laboratory

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Gases

Eleanor Browne

Univeristy of Colorado Boulder
Chemistry

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Gases

Susannah Burrows

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Atmosphere, Climate, and Earth Sciences

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols

Tim Butler

Research Instute For Sustainability, Helmholtz Zentrum Potsdam

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Gases

Michael Byrne

University of St Andrews
School of Earth and Environmental Sciences
School of Earth and Environmental Sciences

United Kingdom

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Dynamics

Christopher Cantrell

University of Colorado
ATOC

United States

Subject areas

Gases

Samara Carbone

Federal University of Uberlandia
Agrarian Sciences Institute
Environmental and Sanitary Engineering an

Brazil

Subject areas

Aerosols

María Cazorla

Universidad San Francisco de Quito
Institute for Atmospheric Research

Ecuador

Subject areas

Gases

Paulo Ceppi

Imperial College London
Physics

United Kingdom

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Arthur Chan

University of Toronto
Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry

Canada

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Abhishek Chatterjee

NASA JPL, Caltech
Earth Science

United States

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Gases

Qi Chen

Peking University
College of Environmental Sciences and Engineering

China

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Huilin Chen

Nanjing University
School of Atmospheric Sciences

China

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Gases

Matthew Christensen

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Jason Cohen

China University of Mining and Technology
School of Environment and Spatial Informatics
Remote Sensing

China

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Jessie Creamean

Colorado State University
Atmospheric Science

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols

Joachim Curtius

Goethe University Frankfurt
Institute for Atmospheric und Environmental Sciences

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Guy Dagan

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Israel

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Ashu Dastoor

Environment Canada
Science and Technology Branch

Canada

Subject areas

Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics
Gases

Frank Dentener

European Commission, Joint Research Centre
Directorate Sustainable Resources

Italy

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Minghui Diao

San Jose State University
Department of Meteorology and Climate Science

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Aurélien Dommergue

Univ Grenoble Alpes
Institut des Géosciences de l'Environnement
Atmospheric chemistry

France

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Bryan N. Duncan

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Atmospheric Chemistry and Dynamics Laboratory

United States

Subject areas

Gases

Andreas Engel

Goethe University Frankfurt
Institute for Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences

Germany

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Gases

Suvarna Fadnavis

Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology,India
Center for Climate Change Research

India

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Graham Feingold

NOAA
Chemical Sciences Laboratory

United States

Subject areas

Clouds and Precipitation

Stephanie Fiedler

University Heidelberg

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Dynamics

Joshua Fu

University of Tennessee
Civil and Environmental Engineering

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Gases

Bernd Funke

Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía (CSIC)
Glorieta de la Astronomía

Spain

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Dynamics
Gases

Marco Gaetani

IUSS Pavia
Science Tecnology and Society

Italy

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Dynamics

Stefano Galmarini

JRC
Directorate Sustainable resources

Italy

Subject areas

Dynamics
Gases

Rebecca Garland

University of Pretoria
Department of Geography, Geoinformatics, and Meteorology

South Africa

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Gases

Timothy Garrett

University of Utah
Department of Atmospheric Sciences

United States

Subject areas

Clouds and Precipitation

Blaž Gasparini

University of Vienna
Department of Meteorology and Geophysics

Austria

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Jeffrey Geddes

Boston University
Earth and Environment

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Drew Gentner

Yale University

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Christoph Gerbig

Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry
Biogeochemical Signals

Germany

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Dynamics
Gases

Stefania Gilardoni

Institute of Polar Sciences - ISP

Italy

Subject areas

Aerosols

Chiara Giorio

University of Cambridge
Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry

United Kingdom

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Franziska Glassmeier

Max Planck Institute for Meteorology
Geoscience & Remote Sensing

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Tom Goren

Bar-Ilan University
Earth Sciences
Department of Environment, Planning and Sustainability, Program of Earth Sciences

Israel

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Kevin Grise

University of Virginia
Environmental Sciences

United States

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Jens-Uwe Grooß

Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH
Institute of Climate and Energy Systems - Stratosphere (ICE-4)

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Silke Gross

DLR
Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Hinrich Grothe

TU Wien
Institute of Materials Chemistry

Austria

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Anna Gannet Hallar

University of Utah
Storm Peak Laboratory
Atmospheric Sciences

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols

Eliza Harris

University of Bern
Climate and Environmental Physics
Physics Institute

Switzerland

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Peter Haynes

University of Cambridge
Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics

United Kingdom

Subject areas

Dynamics

Quanfu He

Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH
Institut fuer Energie- und Klimaforschung - Troposphaere(IEK-8)

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Thijs Heus

Cleveland State University
Physics

United States

Subject areas

Clouds and Precipitation

Lea Hildebrandt Ruiz

University of Texas, Austin
Chemical Engineering

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Andreas Hofzumahaus

Forschungszentrum Jülich
Institute of Climate and Energy Systems - Troposphere (ICE-3)

Germany

Subject areas

Gases

Jianping Huang

Lanzhou University
Collaborative Innovation Center for Western Ecological Safety

China

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Yi Huang

The University of Melbourne
School of Geography, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

Australia

Subject areas

Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Alex Huffman

University of Denver
Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Luisa Ickes

Chalmers University of Technology
Geoscience and Remote Sensing
Space, Earth and Environment

Sweden

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Pedro Jimenez-Guerrero

Universidad de Murcia
Regional Campus of International Excellence Campus Mare Nostrum
Department of Physics

Spain

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Patrick Jöckel

German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Institute for Atmospheric Physics

Germany

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Dynamics
Gases

Jan Kaiser

University of East Anglia
Centre for Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
School of Environmental Sciences

United Kingdom

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Maria Kanakidou

University of Crete
Environmental Chemical Processes Laboratory
Department of Chemistry

Greece

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Yugo Kanaya

Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
Research Institute for Global Change

Japan

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Thomas Karl

University of Innsbruck
ACINN

Austria

Subject areas

Gases

Stelios Kazadzis

Physikalisch-Meteorologisches Observatorium Davos
World Radiation Center (PMOD/WRC)

Switzerland

Subject areas

Aerosols

Frank Keutsch

Harvard University
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Farahnaz Khosrawi

Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH
Jülich Supercomputing Centre

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Daniel Knopf

Stony Brook University
School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols

Ivan Kourtchev

Coventry University
CAWR
CAWR

United Kingdom

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Martina Krämer

Retired from Johannes-Gutenberg University
Institute for Physics of the Atmosphere
Physics

Germany

Subject areas

Clouds and Precipitation

Radovan Krejci

Sweden

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Jayanarayanan Kuttippurath

Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
CORAL
CORAL

India

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Ari Laaksonen

Finland

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Luis A. Ladino

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Institute for Atmospheric Sciences and Climate Change

Mexico

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Kara Lamb

Columbia University
Earth and Environmental Engineering

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Sara Lance

State University of New York at Albany
Atmospheric Sciences Research Center

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Eduardo Landulfo

Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares
Center for Lasers and Applications

Brazil

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Alexander Laskin

Purdue University
Chemistry

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Matthew Lebsock

Jet Propulsion Lab

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Alex Lee

Environment and Climate Change Canada

Canada

Subject areas

Aerosols

James Lee

Univeristy of York
National Centre for Atmospheric Science
Chemistry

United Kingdom

Subject areas

Gases

Zhanqing Li

University of Maryland
ESSIC
Atmos. & Oceanic Sci.

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

John Liggio

Environment Canada
Air Quality Research Division

Canada

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Xiaohong Liu

Texas A&M University
Department of Atmospheric Sciences

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols

Dantong Liu

Zhejiang University
School of Earth Sciences

China

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Jianzhong Ma

Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences

China

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Anoop Mahajan

Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology
Centre for Climate Change Research

India

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Amanda Maycock

University of Leeds
School of Earth and Environment
School of Earth and Environment

United Kingdom

Subject areas

Dynamics
Gases

Greg McFarquhar

University of Oklahoma
Cooperative Institute for Severe and High Impact Weather Research and Operations

United States

Subject areas

Clouds and Precipitation

Luis Millan

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

United States

Subject areas

Gases

Beatriz Monge-Sanz

University of Oxford
AOPP
Physics Department

United Kingdom

Subject areas

Climate and Earth System
Dynamics
Gases

Rolf Müller

Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH
IEK-7

Germany

Subject areas

Dynamics

Gunnar Myhre

CICERO
CICERO

Norway

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Theodora Nah

City University of Hong Kong
School of Energy and Environment

Hong Kong

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Benjamin A Nault

The Johns Hopkins University
Department of Environmental Health and Engineering

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Sergey A. Nizkorodov

University of California, Irvine
School of Physical Sciences
Deparment of Chemistry

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Peer Nowack

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Institute of Theoretical Informatics
Faculty of Informatics

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics
Gases

Annika Oertel

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Institute of Meteorology and Climate Research Troposphere Research

Germany

Subject areas

Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Carl Percival

Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth Sciences

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Anne Perring

Colgate University
Chemistry

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Tuukka Petäjä

University of Helsinki
Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research / Physics

Finland

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Markus Petters

University of California, Riverside
Chemical and Environmental Engineering

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Andreas Petzold

Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH
Institute of Climate and Energy Systems 3 - Troposphere

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols

Eva Y. Pfannerstill

Forschungszentrum Jülich
Institute of Climate and Energy Systems (ICE-3): Troposphere

Germany

Subject areas

Gases

Michael Pitts

NASA Langley Research Center
Science Directorate

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

John Plane

Retired from Retired from Retired from Retired from University of Leeds
University of Leeds
School of Chemistry

United Kingdom

John Plane obtained his BA degree in 1979 and PhD in 1984 at the University of Cambridge. He was a Research Fellow at St. John’s College, Cambridge, between 1982 and 1985, before moving to the University of Miami, Florida, where he was an Assistant and then Associate Professor at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. In 1991 he moved to the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia (UK), being made Professor of Environmental Science in 1999. In 2006 he moved to his present position as Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry at the University of Leeds. Aeronomy and atmospheric chemistry. The mesosphere and lower thermosphere region of the Earth’s atmosphere: sources of cosmic dust, meteoric ablation, meteoric metal layers, ion chemistry, meteoric smoke formation, polar mesospheric clouds, energetic particle precipitation, the coupling of chemistry with tides and gravity waves, long-term changes including the impact of very long-lived greenhouse gases. Chemistry of the troposphere: the oxidizing capacity of nitrate and halogen oxide radicals, air-sea exchange of halogen species, new particle production in the marine boundary layer. Kinetics and photochemistry. Experimental and theoretical studies of neutral and ion-molecule reactions in the gas phase, uptake on ice surfaces. Use of laser flash photolysis and fast flow tube techniques, reactions of metallic species over extreme temperature ranges; detection of radical species by time-resolved laser induced fluorescence, cavity ring-down, and photo-ionization time-of-flight spectroscopy. Ab initio quantum calculations of molecular properties and reaction potential energy surfaces; reaction rate theories. Differential optical absorption spectroscopy techniques. Lidar and satellite observations of the upper atmosphere. Planetary and interstellar chemistry. Impacts of cosmic dust in the atmospheres of the terrestrial planets and Titan; production of dust in stellar outflows.

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

John Plane obtained his BA degree in 1979 and PhD in 1984 at the University of Cambridge. He was a Research Fellow at St. John’s College, Cambridge, between 1982 and 1985, before moving to the University of Miami, Florida, where he was an Assistant and then Associate Professor at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. In 1991 he moved to the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia (UK), being made Professor of Environmental Science in 1999. In 2006 he moved to his present position as Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry at the University of Leeds. Aeronomy and atmospheric chemistry. The mesosphere and lower thermosphere region of the Earth’s atmosphere: sources of cosmic dust, meteoric ablation, meteoric metal layers, ion chemistry, meteoric smoke formation, polar mesospheric clouds, energetic particle precipitation, the coupling of chemistry with tides and gravity waves, long-term changes including the impact of very long-lived greenhouse gases. Chemistry of the troposphere: the oxidizing capacity of nitrate and halogen oxide radicals, air-sea exchange of halogen species, new particle production in the marine boundary layer. Kinetics and photochemistry. Experimental and theoretical studies of neutral and ion-molecule reactions in the gas phase, uptake on ice surfaces. Use of laser flash photolysis and fast flow tube techniques, reactions of metallic species over extreme temperature ranges; detection of radical species by time-resolved laser induced fluorescence, cavity ring-down, and photo-ionization time-of-flight spectroscopy. Ab initio quantum calculations of molecular properties and reaction potential energy surfaces; reaction rate theories. Differential optical absorption spectroscopy techniques. Lidar and satellite observations of the upper atmosphere. Planetary and interstellar chemistry. Impacts of cosmic dust in the atmospheres of the terrestrial planets and Titan; production of dust in stellar outflows.

Aurélien Podglajen

CNRS-Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique
LMD

France

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics
Gases

Anna Possner

Goethe University Frankfurt
Institute for Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences
Geosciences

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Andrea Pozzer

Max Planck Institute for Chemistry
Atmospheric Chemistry

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Dynamics
Gases

Yun Qian

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

United States

Subject areas

Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Johannes Quaas

Leipzig University
Institute for Meteorology

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Xavier Querol

Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC)
Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDÆA)

Spain

Xavier Querol Carceller (Morella, Spain, 1963), research Professor at the Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA) from the Spanish Research Council (CSIC). His research focuses on environmental geochemistry applied to air pollution. PhD on Geology by the University of Barcelona, he did the postdoc at British Geological Survey (BGS) del Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), UK; later on, he joined the Institute of Earth Sciences “Jaume Almera” from CSIC; and since 2008 in the IDAEA. He has led numerous research projects, such as RI-URBASNs (https://riurbans.eu/), AIRUSE (http://airuse.eu/) and CAIAC (https://www.idaea.csic.es/egar/portfolio-items/caiac/). During his carrier he has supervised 33 PhD students and has co-authored around 750 articles (WoS, https://www.webofscience.com/wos/author/record/1845612). His work has received 42,300 citation to his publications (WoS) and reaches an ih=104 WoS, and since 2014 (year of the fist list) his is in the Thomson and Reuters/Clarivate list of highly cited scientific authors (excluding 2017). In the last decade, he has been member of working groups assessing Clean Air for Europe from DG ENV, member of WHO-Scientific Assessing Committee of REVIHAAP and HRAPIE. Currently, assessing on air quality to the Spanish Ministry of Ecological Transition and several cities and regions of Spain, Vice chair of EMEP-UNECE, member of the IPCC working group on short-lived greenhouse pollutants; member of TAG Working groups of WHO on air quality. Environment Award of the Generalitat de Catalunya 2009. King Jaume I Award 2013 for the Protection of the Environment. National Research Award on Natural Resources in 2020, Cady Award, Geological Society of America, Energy Geology Division in 2021, Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences and Arts of Barcelona since 2019.

Subject areas

Aerosols
Dynamics

Xavier Querol Carceller (Morella, Spain, 1963), research Professor at the Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA) from the Spanish Research Council (CSIC). His research focuses on environmental geochemistry applied to air pollution. PhD on Geology by the University of Barcelona, he did the postdoc at British Geological Survey (BGS) del Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), UK; later on, he joined the Institute of Earth Sciences “Jaume Almera” from CSIC; and since 2008 in the IDAEA. He has led numerous research projects, such as RI-URBASNs (https://riurbans.eu/), AIRUSE (http://airuse.eu/) and CAIAC (https://www.idaea.csic.es/egar/portfolio-items/caiac/). During his carrier he has supervised 33 PhD students and has co-authored around 750 articles (WoS, https://www.webofscience.com/wos/author/record/1845612). His work has received 42,300 citation to his publications (WoS) and reaches an ih=104 WoS, and since 2014 (year of the fist list) his is in the Thomson and Reuters/Clarivate list of highly cited scientific authors (excluding 2017). In the last decade, he has been member of working groups assessing Clean Air for Europe from DG ENV, member of WHO-Scientific Assessing Committee of REVIHAAP and HRAPIE. Currently, assessing on air quality to the Spanish Ministry of Ecological Transition and several cities and regions of Spain, Vice chair of EMEP-UNECE, member of the IPCC working group on short-lived greenhouse pollutants; member of TAG Working groups of WHO on air quality. Environment Award of the Generalitat de Catalunya 2009. King Jaume I Award 2013 for the Protection of the Environment. National Research Award on Natural Resources in 2020, Cady Award, Geological Society of America, Energy Geology Division in 2021, Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences and Arts of Barcelona since 2019.

Andreas Richter

University of Bremen
Institute of Environmental Physics (IUP)
Physics

Germany

Subject areas

Aerosols
Gases

Sergio Rodríguez

Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
IPNA CSIC

Spain

I grew up in Lanzarote (Canary Islands, Spain) in the 1980s, when there was almost no tourist. The island was an amazing platform in the ocean where a child could make questions on winds, oceanic currents, marine biology, drylands biology and fauna, agriculture and on that misterious arrival of dust and insects from the Sahara. That childhood awaken my interest on understanding the nature. I did my degree in Physics (atmospheric sciences) in Tenerife (Canary Islands, 1997) and my PhD in the research council of Spain in Barcelona (2002). Then a posdoc in the Climate Change Unit of the Joint Research Centre (Ispra, Italy, 2003-2004) and in the NERC-UK (2004-2005). Then returno to the Tenerife: 2005-2018 Meteorological State Agency of Spain (AEMET), since 2018 the National Research Council of Spain (CSIC). I have lead 10 research projects as PI, participated in other 9 research projects, co-authores more than 100 papers published in scientitic journals and presented more than 200 studies in international conferences. As staff of the Meteorological State Agency of Spain, I have managed scientific infraestructures on atmospheric research part of the Global Atmospheric Watch - WMO and ACTRIS-EU programmes. Since 2024 I am the scientific director of the Laboratory of Air Quality of the Canary Islands, funded by the Goverment of the Canary Islands, where we do scientific research focused on the transfer of knowldge for managing the air quality and identification of the risks linked to the transboundary air pollution. So, part of my current duties serve to make policy, altought I have not yet been directly involved in their definition. To be the bridge between science and policy would be an excenlet next step in my carrer.

Subject areas

Aerosols
Dynamics
Gases

I grew up in Lanzarote (Canary Islands, Spain) in the 1980s, when there was almost no tourist. The island was an amazing platform in the ocean where a child could make questions on winds, oceanic currents, marine biology, drylands biology and fauna, agriculture and on that misterious arrival of dust and insects from the Sahara. That childhood awaken my interest on understanding the nature. I did my degree in Physics (atmospheric sciences) in Tenerife (Canary Islands, 1997) and my PhD in the research council of Spain in Barcelona (2002). Then a posdoc in the Climate Change Unit of the Joint Research Centre (Ispra, Italy, 2003-2004) and in the NERC-UK (2004-2005). Then returno to the Tenerife: 2005-2018 Meteorological State Agency of Spain (AEMET), since 2018 the National Research Council of Spain (CSIC). I have lead 10 research projects as PI, participated in other 9 research projects, co-authores more than 100 papers published in scientitic journals and presented more than 200 studies in international conferences. As staff of the Meteorological State Agency of Spain, I have managed scientific infraestructures on atmospheric research part of the Global Atmospheric Watch - WMO and ACTRIS-EU programmes. Since 2024 I am the scientific director of the Laboratory of Air Quality of the Canary Islands, funded by the Goverment of the Canary Islands, where we do scientific research focused on the transfer of knowldge for managing the air quality and identification of the risks linked to the transboundary air pollution. So, part of my current duties serve to make policy, altought I have not yet been directly involved in their definition. To be the bridge between science and policy would be an excenlet next step in my carrer.

Lynn M. Russell

United States

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Aerosols

Harald Saathoff

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Institute for Meteorology and Climate Research (IMK-AAF)

Germany

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Aerosols
Gases

Petr Šácha

Charles University
Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
Department of Atmospheric Physics

Czech Republic

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Climate and Earth System
Dynamics

Pablo Saide

UCLA
Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

United States

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Aerosols

Dara Salcedo

Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
Facultad de Ciencias

Mexico

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Aerosols

Imre Salma

Eötvös Loránd University
Institute of Chemistry

Hungary

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Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Tanja Schuck

Goethe University Frankfurt
Institute for Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences
Geosciences

Germany

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Gases

Manabu Shiraiwa

University of California, Irvine
Department of Chemistry

United States

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Aerosols

Manish Shrivastava

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Atmospheric Sciences and Global Change

United States

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Aerosols

Armin Sorooshian

University of Arizona
Chemical and Environmental Engineering

United States

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Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Odran Sourdeval

France

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Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Philip Stier

University of Oxford

United Kingdom

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Gabriele Stiller

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Institut für Meteorologie und Klimaforschung (IMKASF)

Germany

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Gases

Hang Su

Institute of Atmospheric Physics CAS

China

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Aerosols
Gases

Ryan Sullivan

Carnegie Mellon University
Chemistry
Mechanical Engineering

United States

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Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Jason Surratt

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Gillings School of Global Public Health
Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, and Department of Chemistry

United States

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Amos Tai

The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Earth and Environmental Sciences

Hong Kong

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Gases

Toshihiko Takemura

Kyushu University
Research Institute for Applied Mechanics

Japan

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Ivy Tan

University of Colorado Boulder

United States

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Mingjin Tang

Chinese Academy of Sciences
Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry

China

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Aerosols
Gases

Matthias Tesche

Leipzig University
Leipzig Institute for Meteorology
Aerosols and Clouds

Germany

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Simone Tilmes

National Center for Atmospheric Research
ACOM

United States

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics
Gases

Michael Tjernström

Retired from Retired from Stockholm University
Department of Meteorology

Sweden

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Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Matthew Toohey

Canada

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Gases

N'Datchoh Evelyne Touré

Felix Houphouet Boigny
Laboratoire des Sciences de la Matière, de l’Environnement et de l’Energie Solaire (LASMES)
UFR SSMT

Cote D'ivoire

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Dynamics

Kostas Tsigaridis

Columbia University and NASA GISS
Center for Climate Systems Research

United States

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Gases

Michel Van Roozendael

Belgium

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Aerosols
Gases

Geraint Vaughan

University of Manchester
National Centre for Atmospheric Science
Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences

United Kingdom

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Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Annele Virtanen

University of Eastern Finland
Department of Applied Physics

Finland

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Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Raphaela Vogel

Universität Hamburg
Meteorologisches Institut
Earth System Science

Germany

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Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Marc von Hobe

Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH
ICE-4

Germany

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Dynamics
Gases

Hailong Wang

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Atmospheric, Climate, and Earth Sciences Division

United States

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Tao Wang

Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

China

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Aerosols
Gases

Zhibin Wang

Zhejiang University
College of Environmental and Resource Sciences

China

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Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Yuan Wang

Stanford University
Doerr School of Sustainability
Earth System Science

United States

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Minghuai Wang

Nanjing University
School of Atmospheric Sciences

China

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Bingbing Wang

Xiamen University
State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science
College of Ocean and Earth Sciences

China

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Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Mingyi Wang

The University of Chicago
Geophysical Sciences

United States

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Aerosols
Gases

William Ward

University of New Brunswick
Department of Physics

Canada

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Dynamics
Gases

Carsten Warneke

NOAA
ESSL/CSD

United States

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics
Gases

Duncan Watson-Parris

United States

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Birgit Wehner

Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research
Atmospheric Microphysics

Germany

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Heini Wernli

ETH Zurich
Institute for Atmosphere and Climate Science
D-USYS

Switzerland

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Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Jason West

Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Environmental Sciences & Engineering

United States

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Gases

Lisa Whalley

University of Leeds
School of Chemistry
National Centre for Atmospheric Science

United Kingdom

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Gases

Laura Wilcox

University of Reading
National Centre for Atmospheric Science
Department of Meteorology

United Kingdom

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Dynamics

Chris Wilson

Univeristy of Leeds
National Centre for Earth Observation
School of Earth and Environment

United Kingdom

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Gases

Shaocheng Xie

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Climate Science Section

United States

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics

Tak Yamaguchi

University of Colorado Boulder
Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences

United States

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Clouds and Precipitation

Fangqun Yu

State University of New York at Albany
Atmospheric Sciences Research Center

United States

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Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

Leiming Zhang

Environment and Climate Change Canada
Air Quality Research Division, Science and Technology Branch

Canada

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation
Gases

Qiang Zhang

Tsinghua University
Center for Earth System Science

China

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Aerosols
Gases

Zhibo Zhang

University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Department of Physics/GESTAR-2

United States

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System
Clouds and Precipitation

Guangjie Zheng

Tsinghua University

China

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Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation
Dynamics
Gases

Zhonghua Zheng

The University of Manchester
Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences

United Kingdom

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Aerosols
Climate and Earth System

Paul Zieger

Sweden

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Aerosols
Clouds and Precipitation

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Thomas Koop

Ulrich Pöschl

Ken Carslaw

Barbara Ervens

James Allan

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Peter Haynes

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Andreas Hofzumahaus

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Martina Krämer

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Xiaohong Liu

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Tanja Schuck

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Ilse Aben

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Franziska Aemisegger

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Allison C. Aiken

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James Allan

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Markus Ammann

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Eija Asmi

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Roya Bahreini

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Yves Balkanski

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Kelley Barsanti

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Thorsten Bartels-Rausch

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