Disentangling aerosol, cloud and radiation effects through convective scale modelling over the Amazon
Dr. Joseph Carton-Kelly (Met Office & University of Exeter, UK)
Contribution of different cloud microphysical regimes to the precipitation budget: assessing ground-based and spaceborne perspectives
Dr. Tom Gaudek (TROPOS, Germany)
How aerosol-cloud physics buffers clouds against aerosol perturbations
Dr. Po-Lun Ma (PNNL, USA)
Health and Climate Effects of Natural Aerosols Aging: Insights from the PIANO Campaign
Dr. Carolina Molina (FORTH, Greece / EPFL, Switzerland)
Multi-satellite constraints from PACE and EarthCare reduce uncertainty in modeled aerosol forcing
Dr. Yusuf Bhatti (SRON, Netherlands)
Recent progress in studying aerosol effects on mixed-phase clouds in contrasting environments
Dr. Martin Radenz (TROPOS, Germany)
To what extend are tropical cyclones shaped by aerosols?
Andrina Caratasch (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
Response of organized convection over the Atlantic ITCZ to anthropogenic aerosol forcing
Dr. Sadhitro De (Univeristy of Oxford, U.K.)
Strong Transient but Weak Equilibrium Aerosol Effects on Convection and Radiation
Dr. Guy Dagan (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel)
A Data-Driven Approach to Modelling a Global Distribution of Ice Nucleating Particles
Dr. Gabriella Wallentin (KIT, Germany)
Aerosol and Non-Aerosol Drivers of Regional Trends in Top-of-Atmosphere Albedo over 2002-2020
Dr. Noé CLÉMENT, (IPSL, France)
Seasonal chemical composition and aerosol-cloud interactions from Boundary Layer to Free Troposphere at (HAC)2 DEM, Greece
Dr. Olga Zografou (NCSR-D, Greece)
Machine learning based future attribution of aerosols and cloud microphysics in the Amazon Rainforest
Dr. Baseerat Romshoo (TROPOS, Germany)
Arctic mixed-phase clouds – from small-scale processes to large-scale impacts.
Prof. Trude Storelvmo (University of Oslo, Norway)
Advancing satellite observations of clouds for aerosol-cloud interactions and cloud physics studies.
Dr. Bastiaan van Diedenhoven (SRON, The Netherlands)
Distinguishing aerosol-cloud interactions amidst cloud variability.
Prof. Harri Kokkola (FMI, Finland)
The Role of Aerosols in the Atlantic Hurricane Drought of the 1970s and 80s.
Prof. Kerry Emanuel (MIT, USA)
Rethinking atmospheric ice multiplication: recent lab studies on rime-splintering and droplet freeze-shattering.
Dr. Alexei Kiselev, (KIT, Germany)
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It takes two to tango: A modeler's perspective on aerosols, clouds, and their interactions
Prof. Annica Ekman (Stockholm University, SE)
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Towards cloud-aerosol interactions in global km-scale climate models
Prof. Philip Stier (University of Oxford, UK)
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What have we learned from the central Arctic aerosol research in the last seven years?
Prof. Julia Schmale (EPFL, CH)
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Aerosol and cloud observations from the NASA PACE Mission
Dr. Otto Hasekamp (SRON, NL)
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Potential future(s) for climate modeling and computational sciences: learning from the AI revolution.
Prof. Pierre Gentine (Columbia University, US)
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Emerging trends in atmospheric radar research.
Prof. Pavlos Kollias (Stony Brook University, US)
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Aerosol formation and dynamics in the high Arctic: studies at Villum Research Station.
Prof. Henrik Skov (Aarhus University, Denmark)
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Mixed-phase clouds: Insights from observations and modelling.
Prof. Ulrike Lohmann (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
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Data-Driven Parameterization of Cloud Processes: From Deep Learning to Equation Discovery
Prof. Tom Beucler (University of Lausanne, Switzerland)
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Aerosols and Clouds over Blue and Green Oceans
Prof. Mira L. Pöhlker (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research/TROPOS, Germany)
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Exploring aerosol-cloud interactions using the convection-cloud chamber
Prof. Raymond Shaw, Michigan Technological University, USA.
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The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP) Assessment for Short Lived Climate Forcers – A (Modelling) Overview
Ulas Im, Aarhus University, Denmark
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Aerosol-Cloud Interactions in warm and mixed-phase orographic clouds in the East Mediterranean
Prof. Athanasios Nenes, FORTH/EPFL
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