EAC2023 PROGRAM

Session: Plenary-1 (9:30-10:30, Auditorium 1)

Jose L. Jimenez

Chairs: Evelyne Gehin, Pedro L. Garcia-Ybarra

1. Airborne disease transmission: how it works, why it was misunderstood, and how to fight it. Jose L. Jimenez (Univ. of Colorado-Boulder - USA)

Session: 1-A1 (11:00-12:30, Auditorium 1)

Aerosols and clouds in polar regions

Chairs: Birgit Wehner, Jakob Pernov

1. Bioaerosols in Northern Alaska are highly influenced by Ocean and Terrestrial sources. M. Nieto-Caballero, K.R. Barry, T. C.J. Hill, C.S. McCluskey, T.A. Douglas, P.J. DeMott, S.M. Kreidenweis, J.M. Creamean (Colorado State University - USA)
2. Ice-nucleating particle measurements during the PaCE-2022 campaign with a high temporal and vertical resolution. A. Böhmländer, L. Lacher, D. Brus, K. Doulgeris, J. Girdwood, O. Möhler (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
3. Constraining the uncertainty associated with sea salt aerosol parametrisations in global models using nudged UKESM1-AMIP simulations. A.U. Venugopal, L.E. Revell, O. Morgenstern, Y.A. Bhatti, J. Williams, N. Edkins (University of Canterbury - New Zealand)
4. Low concentrations of Black Carbon over Antarctic inland plateau. J. Backman, A. Virkkula, P. Aalto, A. Lupi, L. Caiazzo, R. Traversi (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
5. Impact of surface adsorption and its representation for atmospheric droplet processes. N.L. Prisle (University of Oulu - Finland)
6. A week long high methanesulfonic acid (MSA) event during Capricorn-2 (2018) Southern Ocean voyage. M.D. Mallet, C.G. Osuagwu, R. Humphries, M.D. Keywood, Z.D. Ristovski, B. Miljevic (Queensland University of Technology - Australia)

Session: 1-A2 (11:00-12:30, Auditorium 2)

Apportionment of carbonaceous aerosol

Chairs: Roberta Vecchi, Nuno Canha

1. Measurement of Black Carbon in 2 large Indonesian cities. P.K. Hopke, M. Santoso, E. Damastuti, S. Kurniawati, D.D. Lestiari, A. Gregorič, M. Rigler, D. Khoerotunnisya (Clarkson University - USA)
2. Urban and roadside increments in eBC mass concentrations observed in three major urban conurbations of the UK: London, Birmingham and Glasgow. K. Ciupek, D. Butterfield, D.C. Green, A.H. Tremper, M. Priestman, D. Ek, E. McGhee, A. Font, A. S. Brown, G. W. Fuller (National Physical Laboratory - United Kingdom)
3. Sources of volatile organic compounds and secondary organic aerosol particles in southwest Germany during a summertime heatwave episode. Y. Li, F. Jiang, H. Zhang, Y. Bian, H. Saathoff (Karlsruher Institut für Technologie - Germany)
4. Real-time source apportionment of fine organic and inorganic atmospheric aerosols in six urban areas in China. M. Manousakas, Q. Wang, T. Cui, J. Tian, Y. Chen, Y. Han, L. Qi, L. Dada, J.G. Slowik, K. Daellenbach, J. Cao, A.S.H. Prevot (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
5. Identifying the sources of black carbon in a urban hotspot of the central Po valley through high-resolution dispersion modelling and micro-aethalometers. G. Veratti, A. Bigi, S. Teggi, G. Ghermandi (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia - Italy)
6. Biomass burning and vehicle emissions at the EUPHORE chambers for improving a carbonaceous aerosol apportionment with new Aethalometer prototype. M. Ródenas, M. Rigler, A. Gregorič, B. Alfoldy, T. Vera, E. Borrás, R. Soler, T. Gómez, E. Yubero, J. Crespo, R. Climent, A. Muñoz (CEAM Foundation - Spain)

Session: 1-R1 (11:00-12:30, Room 1)

Generation, analysis, detection and collection of aerosolized virus particles I

Chairs: Arantza Eiguren, Victor Weiss

1. Quantification of infectivity of exhaled SARS-CoV-2 aerosols and exposure by an indoor aerosol model. M. Alsved, K. Nyström, M. Patzi Churqui, D. Nygren, S. Thuresson, T. Hussein, C.J. Fraenkel, P. Medstrand, J. Löndahl (Lunds universitet - Sweden)
2. Replication and modelling of the airborne viability of viruses and bacteria. R. Alexander, J. Tian, A. Haddrell, H. Oswin, D. Hardy, E. Neal, M. Otero-Fernandez, J. Mann, T. Cogan, A. Finn, A. Davidson, D. Hill, J. Reid (University of Bristol - United Kingdom)
3. What influences the conservation of infectivity of airborne influenza A virus?. G. Motos, A. Schaub, S. David, L. Costa, C. Kaltsonoudis, B. Luo, I. Glas, L.K. Klein, N. Bluvshtein, K. Violaki, M. Pohl, W. Hugentobler, U.K. Krieger, S. Stertz, S. Pandis, T. Peter, T. Kohn, A. Nenes (EPFL - Switzerland)
4. SARS-CoV-2 and other airborne respiratory viruses in outdoor aerosols in three Swiss cities before and during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. Y. Tao, X. Zhang, G. Qiu, M. Spillmann, Z. Ji, J. Wang (ETH - Switzerland)
5. Virus detection by stack sampling methods. J. Schulz, V.N. Lochte, E. Uhde, S. Wientzek, N. Kemper, A.C. Springorum (University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover - Germany)
6. Direct delivery of airborne infectious Human Coronavirus (HCoV)-OC43 to host cells through the BioCascade-VIVAS exposure system. S.N. Shankar, W.B. Vass, J.A. Lednicky, T. Logan, B.L. Messcher, A. Eiguren-Fernandez, S. Amanatidis, T. Sabo-Attwood, C-Y. Wu (University of Florida - USA)

Session: 1-R2 (11:00-12:30, Room 2.1)

Data Science in Aerosol Research I

Chairs: David Broday, Nanna Myllys

1. Machine-learning predictions on accretion product formation from RO2 + R’O2 reactions. T. Kurtén, R. Valiev, G. Hasan, R. Ramazanov, L. Franzon, V. Salo, C. Daub, T. Golin Almeida, O. Peräkylä, M. Ehn (University of Helsinki - Finland)
2. Atmospheric sulfuric acid–multi-base new particle formation revealed through quantum chemistry enhanced by machine learning. J. Kubečka, I. Neefjes, V. Besel, F. Qiao, H.-B. Xie, J. Elm (Aarhus University - Denmark)
3. Characterizing atmospheric molecules for Machine Learning. H. Sandström, P. Rinke (Aalto university - Finland)
4. The Kinetic Laboratory Compass: Using kinetic models and machine learning for experiment design. M. Krüger, A. Mishra, U. Pöschl, T. Berkemeier (Max Planck Institute for Chemistry - Germany)
5. Black carbon in the Arctic: sources, sinks, and transport. D. Heslin-Rees, P. Tunved, J. Ström, R. Cremer, P. Zieger, I. Riipinen, A. Ekman, K. Eleftheriadis, R. Krejci (ACESL - Sweden)
6. How to use PMF analysis to obtain particle volatility information from large FIGAERO-CIMS thermal desorption data sets. A. Buchholz, L.M.F. Barreira, I. Pullinen, A. Ylisirniö, H. Junninen, S. Schobesberger (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)

Session: 1-R3 (11:00-12:30, Room 2.2)

Condensation Particle Counters

Chairs: Andrew Brown, David Green

1. Influence of temperature and humidity on ion mobility in air and nitrogen and on the diethylene glycol supersaturation condition needed for growth. X. Chen, J. Kubečka, I. Neefjes, C. Larriba-Andaluz, J. Vanhanen, J. Kangasluoma, H. Junninen (University of Tartu - Estonia)
2. PSM 2.0 – extending nano-aerosol measurements to a new decade. J. Vanhanen, J. Enroth, A. Pajunoja (Airmodus Ltd. - Finland)
3. A Di-Ethylene Glycol pre-saturated Water Condensation Particle Counter (DEG-WCPC) to detect nanosized carbonaceous materials generated by a sooting laminar premixed flame. F. Khosravi, A. Eiguren-Fernandez, G.S. Lewis, M. Attoui, F. Carbone (University of Connecticut - USA)
4. A new working fluid for condensation particle counters at various pressure conditions. P. Weber, O.F. Bischof, B. Fischer, M. Berg, J. Schmitt, G. Steiner, L. Keck, A. Petzold, U. Bundke (Research Center Jülich - Germany)
5. Extending the Spider-MAGIC sizing range for the detection of nucleation mode particles. S. Amanatidis, G.S. Lewis, S.R. Spielman, S.V. Hering (Aerosol Dynamics Inc. - USA)
6. Design of a low-cost, open-source condensation particle counter (“OpenCPC”). A.M. Collins (OpenAeros LLC - USA)

Session: K1-A1 (13:20-13:50, Auditorium 1)

Keynote Roberta Vecchi

Chairs: Andres Alastuey, Imre Salma

1. Cutting-edge approaches for aerosol source apportionment by receptor modelling. Roberta Vecchi ( Università degli Studi di Milano - Italy)

Session: K1-A2 (13:20-13:50, Auditorium 2)

Keynote Martin Jarrold

Chairs: Juan F. de la Mora, Igor Agranovski

1. Charge Detection Mass Spectrometry for Viruses and Particles: Mass Spectrometry into the Gigadalton Regime. Martin F. Jarrold (Indiana University Bloomington - USA)

Session: 2-A1 (14:00-15:30, Auditorium 1)

Source apportionment in port and airport areas

Chairs: Daniele Contini, Sarah Steimer

1. How does an international airport impact atmospheric UFP in nearby residential areas? A combined approach using air quality, meteorological and traffic data. J. Seidler, M. Friedrich, C. Thomas, A.C. Nölscher (University of Bayreuth - Germany)
2. PM10 levels and source evolution over a 5-year period in a medium sized port city. D. Tobarra, Á. Clemente, E. Yubero, A. Carratala (University of Alicante - Spain)
3. Assessing the impact of port emissions on air pollution in Genoa. M.C. Bove, M. Beggiato, R. Cresta, A. Bisignano, P. Prati, F. Grasso (Ligurian Regional Agency for Environmental Protection (ARPAL) - Italy)
4. Source Apportionment of Air Pollution in the Dublin Port Area (PortAIR). S. Hellebust, N. O’Sullivan, S. Jain, K. N. Fossum, J. Ovadnevaite, C. O’Dowd, L. Diapouli, K. Eleftheriadis, J. Wenger (University College Cork - Ireland)
5. Extracting a shipping-related source from air pollution around Dublin port. K.N. Fossum, N. O’Sullivan, L. Lei, C. Lin, D. Ceburnis, S. Jain, S. Hellebust, J. Wenger, C. O’Dowd, J. Ovadnevaite (University of Galway - Ireland)
6. A study of PM2.5 source apportionment in five Greek cities. S. Papagiannis, E. Diapouli, V. Vasilatou, M. Gini, N. Mihalopoulos, K. Eleftheriadis, PANACEA group (Environmental Radioactivity & Aerosol Technology for atmospheric & Climate Impact Lab - Greece)

Session: 2-A2 (14:00-15:30, Auditorium 2)

Atmospheric ice nucleation

Chairs: Sarah Grawe, Yu Wang

1. Activity studies of ice nucleating active bacteria under simulated atmospheric conditions by stable isotope labelling. C. Wieber, D. Woebken, A. Schintlmeister, A. Legin, K. Finster, T. Šantl-Temkiv (Aarhus University - Denmark)
2. Birch and pine forests are massive reservoirs of biological ice-nucleating macromolecules. F. Reyzek, T.M. Seifried, P. Bieber, H. Grothe (TU Wien - Austria)
3. Ice nucleation activity of Saharan dust transported to Finland. A.A. Piedehierro, A. Welti, L. Mustonen, O. Meinander, Y. Viisanen, A. Laaksonen (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
4. Heterogeneous ice nucleation abilities of soot particles: measurements, predictions and implications. F. Mahrt, C. Marcolli, B. Kärcher (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
5. Ice nucleating abilities of deep waters from the Mexican Pacific Ocean. M.F. Córdoba, E. García, A. Olivos, G.B. Raga, M.A. Horta, L.A. Ladino (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - Mexico)
6. Aerosol and cloud discrimination and characterization in real, homogeneous and heterogeneous, nucleation scenarios. C.V. Carvajal-Pérez, C. Córdoba-Jabonero, M.Á. López-Cayuela, M. Sicard (Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial (INTA) - Spain)

Session: 2-R1 (14:00-15:30, Room 1)

Generation, analysis, detection and collection of aerosolized virus particles II

Chairs: Victor Weiss, Arantza Eiguren

1. Assessing the fate of nanoparticles and virus-like-particles during aerosolization for mass spectrometry analysis. V. Çumaku; M. Roudini; L. Dartiguelongue; B. Pellegrin; S. Artous; A. Winkler; C. Masselon (CEA Grenoble - France)
2. Gas-phase electrophoresis (nES GEMMA instrumentation) of adeno-associated viruses. S. Zoratto, T. Heuser, G. Friedbacher, R. Pletzenauer, M. Graninger, M. Marchetti-Deschmann, V.U. Weiss (TU Wien - Austria)
3. Characterization of viral particles with high-resolution ES-DMA. L. Perez-Lorenzo, N. Villamil, J. Schmitt, R. Dana (NanoEngineering Corporation - USA)
4. Detection of SARS-CoV-2 in PM10 by RT-PCR and SEM. N. Gómez-Sánchez, V. Esteban Ronda, E. Yubero Funes, J.J. Crespo Mira, E. Chiner Vives, M.F. Colom Valiente, C. Ferrer Rodríguez. (Miguel Hernández University of Elche - Spain)
5. Multiplexed virus detection at the Point-of-Care (POC) by a valve-enabled sample preparation device with isothermal amplification. C. Manzanas, J.A. Lednicky, C-Y. Wu, Z.H. Fan (University of Miami - USA)
6. High resolution mobility analysis of aerosolized viruses and other particles. J. Fernandez de la Mora (Yale University - USA)

Session: 2-R2 (14:00-15:30, Room 2.1)

Synthesis, structuring and applications of functional nanoparticles I

Chairs: Georgios Sotiriou, Anne Maisser

1. Three dimensional aerosol nanoprinting: developments and applications. M. Choi (Seoul National University - Korea)
2. Flame aerosol fabrication of high-performance SERS nano-sensors for food safety testing. H. Li, G.A. Sotiriou (Karolinska Institutet - Sweden)
3. Tuning the magnetic properties of Co-Ni bimetallic nanoparticles generated by spark ablation using different carrier gases. P. Ternero, M. Sedrpooshan, D. Wahlqvist, B.O. Meuller, M. Ek, J. Hübner, R. Westerström, M.E. Messing (Lund University - Sweden)
4. Effect of external charging on the generation of zinc oxide nano-aerosol. I.E. Agranovski, I.S. Altman (Griffith University - Australia)
5. Reactivity study of silver clusters with hydrogen using atmospheric pressure spark ablation in an aerosol setup. A. Maisser, S. Bhowmick, A. Schmidt-Ott, G. Biskos (The Cyprus Institute - Cyprus)
6. Aerosol spray pyrolysis synthesis of doped SnO2 nanoparticles for Lithium-Ion Battery Anodes. G. Kastrinaki, G. Ganas, G. Karagiannakis, D. Zarvalis, D. Versaci, S. Bodoardo (CERTH - Greece)

Session: 2-R3 (14:00-15:30, Room 2.2)

Road Traffic

Chairs: Adam Boies, Christof Asbach

1. Laboratory testing of brake wear particle emissions from modern passenger vehicles: Particle mass, number, particle size, compositions. H. Hagino (Japan Automobile Research Institute - Japan)
2. Interlaboratory study on Brake Particle Emissions. M. Mathissen, T. Grigoratos, B. Giechaskiel (Ford Werke GmbH - Germany)
3. Characterisation of metal tracers in tyres for environmental monitoring applications. M.J. Haugen, D. O’Loughlin, M. MacFarlane, A.M. Boies (University of Cambridge - United Kingdom)
4. Measurement and analysis of brake and tyre particle emissions from automotive series components for high-load driving scenarios on a wheel and suspension test bed. M. Kupper, L. Schubert, M. Nachtnebel, H. Schröttner, M. Huber, A. Bergmann, P. Fischer (Graz University of Technology - Austria)
5. Field application of an improved cascade impactor for the determination of the concentration of health-relevant heavy metals in the outdoor air of Berlin by means of total reflection X-ray fluorescence (TXRF) analysis. C. Crazzolara, A. Held (Technische Universität Berlin - Germany)

Session: 3-A1 (16:00-17:15, Auditorium 1)

Ultrafine particles in different environments

Chairs: Manousos Manousakas, Federica Crova

1. Airborne observations of the spatial distribution of ultrafine aerosol particles affected by different wind regimes measured at the German airport Berlin-Brandenburg. B. Harm-Altstädter, A. Voß, L. Bretschneider, K. Bärfuss, A. Schlerf, F. Pätzold, U. Winkler, U. Janicke, A. Lampert (Technische Universität Braunschweig - Germany)
2. Source apportionment of particle number size distributions using positive matrix factorization. M. Vörösmarty, P. K. Hopke, I. Salma (Eötvös Loránd University - Hungary)
3. Characterizing size distributions of particles at the different urban environments. H. Timonen, S. Harni, M. Aurela, K. Teinilä, J.V. Niemi, L. Pirjola, T. Rönkkö, L.M.F. Barreira, S. Saarikoski (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
4. Ultrafine particles monitoring at different transport hotspots across EU: the nPETS project. S. Ridolfo, F. Teoldi, C. Colombi, G. Lanzani, A. Karanasiou, X. Querol, A. Alastuey, N. Perez, U. Olofsson, M. Tu, E. Bergseth, M. Norman, J. Cortes, I. Hernandez, F. Amato (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research Spanish Research Council (CSIC) - Spain)
5. Characterization of gaseous and particulate emissions from solid fuel combustion. T. Wang, D.M. Bell, H. Lamkaddam, J. Zhang, K. Li,, K.Y. Cheung, S. Bogler, E. Gammelsæter, P.A. Schneider, J.G. Slowik, I. El Haddad, A.S.H. Prevot (PSI - Switzerland)

Session: 3-A2 (16:00-17:15, Auditorium 2)

New particle formation

Chairs: Nina Sarnela, Roseline Thakur

1. Comparison of new particle formation event characteristics in global model simulations with observations: case study at boreal forest site Hyytiälä. T. Yli-Juuti, T. Miinalainen, M. Siltala, A. Heitto, E. Holopainen, T. Nieminen, S. Blichner, I. Riipinen, T. Petäjä, M. Kulmala, H. Kokkola (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
2. Estimates of future new particle formation under different emission scenarios in Beijing. J. Brean, A. Rowell, D.C.S. Beddows, Z. Shi, R.M. Harrison (University of Birmingham - United Kingdom)
3. What chemical species are responsible for new particle formation and growth in the Netherlands? A hybrid positive matrix factorization (PMF) analysis using aerosol composition (ACSM) and size (SMPS). F.R. Nursanto, R. Meinen, R. Holzinger, M.C. Krol, X. Liu, U. Dusek, B. Henzing, J.L. Fry (Wageningen University and Research (WUR) - Netherlands)
4. Permanent Atmospheric measurement site at the Finnish Baltic Sea Coast - Snapshots of first results of monoterpene fluxes from the coastal biota. R.C Thakur, M.Peltola, K. Spence, H. Hellén, T. Tykkä, L. White, J. Norkko, A. Norkko, M. Ehn, M. Kulmala (Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research - Finland)
5. New aerosol particle formation and growth in the urban atmosphere. I. Salma, W. Thén, M. Vörösmarty, T. Weidinger, A.Z. Gyöngyösi,P. Aalto, T. Petäjä, V.-M. Kerminen, M. Kulmala (Eötvös Loránd University - Hungary)

Session: 3-R1 (16:00-17:15, Room 1)

Effects of Dust on Health and Radiative Forcing

Chairs: Juan Andrés Casquero-Vera, Daniela Cesari

1. Impacts of High Latitude Dust on atmosphere: Severe dust storms in Iceland and Antarctica. P. Dagsson-Waldhauserova and the IceDust members (Agricultural University of Iceland - Iceland)
2. Airborne in-situ measurements during JATAC/CAVA-AW 2021/2022 campaigns - First climate-relevant results: extinction coefficients and heating rate of mineral dust. J. Yus-Díez, M. Bervida, L. Drinovec, U. Jagodič, B. Žibert, M. Lenarčič, E. Marinou, P. Paschou, N. Siomos, H. Baars, R. Engelmann, A. Skupin, C. Zenk, T. Fehr, G. Močnik (Univerza v Novi Gorici - Slovenia)
3. Exploring the effects of mineral dust acidification on oxidative potential and limiting nutrient solubility. A. Baccarini, C. Kaltsonoudis, K. Seitanidi, M. Georgopoulou, G. Argyropoulou, N. Dudani, K. Gao, S. Takahama, K. Violaki, S.N. Pandis, A. Nenes (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne - Switzerland)
4. Mineral dust effects on the global nitrate aerosol direct and indirect radiative forcing. A. Milousis, K. Klingmueller, A.P. Tsimpidi, S. Myriokefalitakis, S. Kakavas, A. Nenes, M. Kanakidou, A. Kiendler-Scharr, V. Karydis (Forschungszentrum Jülich - Germany)
5. Estimating individual and combined effects of aerosols and water vapour on solar radiation in the Mediterranean basin. M.A. Obregón, M.J. Costa, A. Serrano, A.M. Silva (Universidad de Extremadura - Spain)

Session: 3-R2 (16:00-17:15, Room 2.1)

Synthesis, structuring and applications of functional nanoparticles II

Chairs: Anne Maisser, Georgia Kastrinaki

1. Hybrid membrane-nanoparticle reactors for methanol production by CO2 hydrogenation. Q.H. Pham, C. Scholes, E. Goudeli (The University of Melbourne - Australia)
2. Deoxidation kinetics of gasborne copper particles in a non-thermal plasma. V. Olszok, P. Rembe, A.P. Weber (Clausthal University of Technology - Germany)
3. Engineering colors with metal nanostructures. B. Liu, J. Feng (ShanghaiTech University - China)
4. Template-free fabrication of magnetic nanostructures by directed self-assembly of aerosol nanoparticles: From generation to magnetic properties and devices. M. Sedrpooshan, P. Ternero, C. Bulbucan, C. Preger, A. Burke, M.E. Messing, R. Westerström (Lund University - Sweden)
5. A novel reactor design for Nickel rich cathode materials synthesis. M.A. Almazrouei, F.N. Sayed, M. DeVolder, S. Hochgreb, C.P. Grey, A.M. Boies (University of Cambridge - United Kingdom)

Session: 3-R3 (16:00-17:15, Room 2.2)

Rail Traffic

Chairs: Adam Boies, Christof Asbach

1. Automated SEM/EDX based imaging of particles in the Munich subway system. C. Neukirchen, T. Meiners, J. Bendl, R. Zimmerman, T. Adam (University of the Bundeswehr Munich - Germany)
2. Physico-chemical characterization of dust emitted by metro brakes. C. Asbach, J. Lindermann, M. Weissbuch, S. Limberger, H. Böker, T. Moreno, S. Agathokleous, T. Canas, S. Schumacher (Institut für Energie- und Umwelttechnik e. V. (IUTA) - Germany)
3. Quantification of PM emissions from railways - results of tests on different test benches for rolling stock. J. Rodler, D. Fruhwirt, P. Brunnhofer, G. Bucca, S. Hartmann, G. Bode (Forschungsgesellschaft fuer Verbrennungskraftmaschinen und Thermodynamik mbH - Austria)
4. Spatio-temporal dynamics and characterization of subway PM using a self-made mobile system. J. Bendl, C. Neukirchen, A. Mudan, S. Padoan, R. Zimmermann, T. Adam (University of the Bundeswehr Munich - Germany)
5. Towards the reduction of non-exhaust emissions: Particulate measurements to evaluate the novel vehicle concept ZEDU-1 "Zero Emission Drive Unit Generation 1". L. Bondorf, M. Lober, T. Grein, S. Reiland, S. Wieser, F. Phillips, T. Schripp (German Aerospace Center (DLR) - Germany)

1.01 - Synthesis, structuring and applications of functional nanoparticles

1. Enhancement of NOx removal by Modified Local Industrial Solid Waste Incineration Fly Ash (LISWIFA) with CuO/MnO2 Catalyst Based on SCR Method. Darmansyah, S-J. You, Y-F. Wang (Chung Yuan Christian University - Taiwan)
2. Precursor-less metal nanoparticle generation and functionalization. B. Gfeller, M. Becker, N. Bukowiecki, M. Kalberer (University of Basel - Switzerland)
3. Protectant-free degradative Cu nanoparticles and their catalytic application. H. Tanaka, J. Hirokawa (Chuo University - Japan)
4. Effects of external force on room-temperature mineral carbonation characteristics of MgO nano-sized adsorbents synthesized by aerosol processes. K. Cho, Y. Kang, S. Chae, J. Park, C. Kim. (Pusan National University - Korea)
5. Mechanical robustness of 3D‐printed nanopillars. J. Ai, J. Feng (ShanghaiTech University - China)
6. Large‐area printing of interconnects with nanoscale precision. Y. Yin, J. Feng (ShanghaiTech University - China)
7. 3D‐printed field effect transistors. Y. Zhang, J. Feng (ShanghaiTech University - China)
8. Throughput optimization of spark discharge generator by simulation of CFD and Particle Tracing Models supported by experimental studies on several chamber configurations. M. Bermeo, M.H. Magnusson, M.E. Messing (Lund University - Sweden)
9. On the fractal dimension of carbon black particles in pyrolysis flow reactors. A. Khabazipur, N.A. Eaves (University Of Windsor - Canada)
10. Aero-manufacture of nanobulges for antiviral applications against coronavirus. J. Choi, K. Poudel, K.S. Nam, A. Piri, A. Rivera–Piza, S. Kwang Ku, J. Hwang, J.O. Kim, J.H. Byeon (Yonsei University - Korea)
11. Selective oxidation of metal nanoparticles generated by spark ablation. L. Jönsson, P. Ternero, C. Preger, M.E. Messing (Lund University - Sweden)
12. Influence of the oxidizing and reducing nature of process gases on the formation of catalyst multicomponent aerosol nanoparticles. V. Olszok, P. Rembe, A.P. Weber (Clausthal University of Technology - Germany)
13. Nanoparticle concentration measurement in spray flame pyrolysis. O. Massopo, M. Gonchikzhapov, T. Kasper, H.J. Schmid (Paderborn University - Germany)
14. Spark plasma-based fabrication of SERS substrates for direct glucose detection. V. Horváth, A. Kohut (University of Szeged - Hungary)
15. Influence of template type and concentration on the formation process of mesoporous metal oxides in spray drying synthesis for biomedical applications. J. Poostforooshan, S. Belbekhouche, S. Mohammdi, A. P. Weber (Clausthal University of Technology - Germany)
16. Effect of the gas temperature on agglomeration of Au nanoparticles synthesized by spark discharge. A.A. Efimov, D.V. Kornyushin, A.N. Patarashvili, M.S. Ivanov, P.V. Arsenov, I.A. Volkov, V.V. Ivanov (Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology - Russian Federation)
17. Nucleic acid delivery mediated by flame made Calcium phosphate nanoparticles. A. Maheshwari, N. Teixeira, F. Righetti, B. Henriques-Normark, G.A. Sotiriou (Karolinska Institutet - Sweden)
18. Sintering behaviour of spark generated silver nanoparticles in hydrogen-nitrogen mixtures. D. Megyeri, A. Kohut, Zs. Geretovszky (University of Szeged - Hungary)
19. Increased performance of silver nanoparticles in surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy enabled by hydrogen-assisted spark generation. A. Kohut (University of Szeged - Hungary)
20. The effect of hydrogen on the spark plasma and generated nanoparticles produced in a spark discharge generator. L.P. Villy, A. Kohut, Zs. Márton, Zs. Geretovszky (University of Szeged - Hungary)
21. Antimicrobial activity of Ag/SiO2 flame-made nanoparticles. M. Samara, V. Tsikourkitoudi, G.A. Sotiriou (Karolinska Institutet - Sweden)
22. Engineering of inorganic Ag-based nanoparticles against bacterial infections. V. Tsikourkitoudi, M. Samara, G.A. Sotiriou (Karolinska Institutet - Sweden)
23. Aerosol synthesis of single-phase nanocrystalline β-Ca2P2O7 powder. A. Charmforoushan, M. Sorvali, J.M. Mäkelä (Tampere University - Finland)
24. Dilution limitations to FC-CVD synthesis of carbon nanotubes. M.W.J. Glerum, S. Hussain, J. Peden, A.M. Boies (University of Cambridge - United Kingdom)
25. Aerosol based 3D printing technology. S. Kavadiya, P. Biswas (University of Miami - USA)
26. Room-Temperature Oxidation of Indoor Formaldehyde Using Platinum Ensemble Catalysts. M.W. Chung, S. Weon (Korea University - Korea)
27. A colorimetric-based passive sampler for O3 measurement. H. Choi, S. Weon (Korea university - Korea)
28. Sustainable Antibacterial and Antiviral High-Performance Copper-Coated Filter Produced via Ion Beam Treatment. D-G. Kim, S. Jung, J-Y. Yang, K-H. Baek, J-Y. Park, E-y. Byeon, S. Lee, S. Ryoo (Korea Institute of Materials Science - Korea)
29. Synthesis and characterization of ferrogels doped with surface functionalized magnetic nanoparticles. M. Barczak, P. Borowski (Maria Curie-Sklodowska University - Poland)

1.02 - Nanoparticle surface modification, deposition and thin film formation

1. Effect of surface modification of CaCO3 nanoparticles by a silane coupling agent methyltrimethoxysilane on the stability of foam. J-Y. Lee, J-M. Lee, J-C. Lim (Dongguk University-Seoul - Korea)
2. Removal of nanoparticle< 140 nm on Si wafer using supersonic internal nozzle spray. S.W. Lee, D.G. Lee (Pusan National University - Korea)
3. The effect of flow rate on droplet size estimation in EHDA. S.W. Karuga, M.J. Gatari, J.C.M. Marijnissen (University of Nairobi - Kenya)
4. Modelling approach for liquid aerosol deposition and wall film dynamics on fiber media and wire-mesh elements: Single fiber study. A. Rouhi, C. Mehring (University of Stuttgart - Germany)
5. Flame-aerosol deposition of thickness-controlled WO3 films for selective ppb NO2 sensing. T. Elias Abi-Ramia Silva, A.T. Güntner (ETH Zürich - Switzerland)
6. Mass synthesis of amine-based solid adsorbents by a facile one-pot route for carbon capture in exhaust emissions of diesel engines operating under continuous flow conditions. D.H. Park, Y. Kim, I. Park, D. Shin, G. Lee, Y-j. Kim, S-B. Kim, B. Han (Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials - Korea)
7. Performance evaluation of an Antiviral Electrostatic Precipitator enhanced by Commercially Antiviral Films on Collection Plates against Aerosolized Viruses. D.H. Park, Y. Kim, J.Y. Park, S-B. Kim, B. Han (Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials - Korea)

1.05 - Electrical effects including electrosprays and electric discharges

1. Loading of ESP electrode system with fly ash and its influence on corona discharge stability. A. Bologa, K. Woletz (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
2. Electrode system design for an electrostatic precipitator for pyrolysis gases. A. Bologa, H.-J. Gehrmann, K. Woletz, D. Stapf (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
3. Electrospray deposition of catalyst inks on Nafion membranes for hydrogen PEM fuel cell applications. A. García-Corral, D. Garcia-Sanchez, P. Gazdzicki, K.A. Friedrich, S. Martin, P.L. Garcia-Ybarra, J.L. Castillo (DLR - Germany and Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia - Spain)
4. Application of electrohydrodynamic atomization to produce high protein content micrometric capsules to feed larval phase Anguilla anguilla. M. Zabatta, L. Padwick, R. Leemans, A.J.C. Munoz, L.L.F. Agostinho (NHL Stenden of Applied Sciences - Netherlands)
5. Electrodynamic atomization (EHDA) used to produce metal-doped polymeric nanoparticles for water technology applications. M. Pescicolo, I. Schepers Resendiz, P. Gangar, J. Tolsma, A.J. Carrasco-Munoz, L.L.F. Agostinho, M. Baalousha (NHL Stenden University of Applied Science - Netherlands)
6. Characterization of non-metallic air cleaner based on ion spray charging system to improve clean air delivery rate. Y. Park, H. Lee, G. Lee, Y-J. Kim, J. Hwang, B. Han, H.J. Kim (Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials - Korea)
7. Tuning atomic-scale mixing of nanoparticles produced by atmospheric-pressure spark ablation. K.C. Petallidou, P. Ternero, M.E. Messing, A. Schmidt-Ott, G. Biskos (The Cyprus Institute - Cyprus)
8. Comparison of charging mechanism, the efficiency of particulate matter capture and generation of by-products from different ionization-based control technologies in an indoor environment. A. Kumar, M. Sahu (Indian institute of technology Bombay - India)
9. Evaluation of chemical composition and hygroscopic properties of aerosol deposited on the insulators of the Italian power lines. I. Gini, N. Losi, A.M. Cefalì, A. Balzarini, A.M. Toppetti, L. Fialdini, P. Omodeo, G. Pirovano, G. Pirovano, A. Mancini, E. Bolzacchini, A. Doldi, L. Ferrero (University of Milano-Bicocca - Italy)
10. Electric field-assisted flame synthesis of Carbon Nanoparticles films. A. Parisi, P. Darvehi, G. De Falco, M. Sirignano, P. Minutolo, M. Commodo, B. Apicella, C. Russo, R. Griffo, C. Carotenuto, F. Di Natale (University of Naples Federico II - Italy)
11. Self-charging of sprays. S. Kooij, C. van Rijn, N. Ribe, D. Bonn (University of Amsterdam - Netherlands)
12. Electrostatic precipitator technology minimizing power consumption for indoor air cleaning. K.R. Park, E. Kim, J. Heo, Y-H. Joe (Korea Institute of Energy Research - Korea)

2.09 - Sources and source apportionment of atmospheric aerosols

1. Emission ratios for source identification and apportionment. M. Alexiadou, D. Carslaw, J. Lee (University of York - United Kingdom)
2. Chemical characteristics of fine particulates and their sources over the Central Indo-Gangetic Plain. A. Singh, A. Patel, R. Satish, S.N. Tripathi, N. Rastogi (University of Delhi - India)
3. PM2.5 levels, composition and sources in Las Tablas de Daimiel National Park. G. Viteri, A. Aranda, Y. Díaz de Mera, A. Rodríguez, D. Rodríguez, S. Seseña, N. Rodríguez (University of Castilla La Mancha - Spain)
4. Increased contribution to PM2.5 from traffic-influenced road dust in Shanghai over recent years and predictable future. W. Meng, D. Yusen, F. Qingyan, L. Shuncheng (the Hong Kong Polytechnic University - China)
5. Increased secondary pollution in Fenwei plain in central China. C. Lin (Institute of Earth Environment Chinese Academy of Sciences - China)
6. High-time-resolution carbonaceous aerosols measurements using an advanced Total Carbon–Black Carbon (TC-BC(λ)) method in Barcelona, Spain. M. Ivancic, A. Gregoric, G. Lavric, B. Alföldy, I.J. Brecelj, J. Yus-Díez, A. Karanasiou, M. Via, M. Pandolfi, X. Querol, A. Alastuey, M. Rigler (Aerosol d.o.o. - Slovenia)
7. Estimation of carbonaceous aerosols sources under extremely cold weather in an urban environment. S. Byčenkienė, T. Gill, A. Khan, A. Kalinauskaitė, V. Ulevicius, K. Plauškaitė (Center for Physical Sciences and Technology - Lithuania)
8. Indoor-outdoor relationship of submicron particulate matter in mechanically ventilated building. I. Garbarienė, J. Pauraitė, D. Pashneva, A. Minderytė, K. Sarka, V. Dudoitis, L. Davulienė, M. Gaspariūnas, V. Kovalevskij, D. Lingis, L. Bučinskas, J. Šapolaitė, Ž. Ežerinskis, G. Mainelis,J. Ovadnevaitė, S. Kecorius, K. Plauškaitė-Šukienė, S. Byčenkienė (CENTER FOR PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY - Lithuania)
9. Characterizing the source-oriented health risk of traffic-related ultrafine particles in a Southeast Asia city: A comparative study of on-road tailpipe and roadside measurements. T-L. Chen, T-C. Hsiao (ETH Zürich - Switzerland)
10. Source apportionment of PM2.5 in the pre-pandemic versus pandemic period in an area near Lisbon: Lessons for air quality management. C.A. Gamelas, N. Canha, A. Vicente, A. Silva, S. Borges, C. Alves, Z. Kertesz, S.M. Almeida (Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares - Instituto Superior Técnico - Universidade de Lisboa - Portugal)
11. Overview of the first phase of the FRIEND project in South Korea. G.N. Bae, J. Oh (Korea Institute of Science and Technology - Korea)
12. Impact of residential heating on PM2.5 levels and composition: effects of the energy crisis. S.M. Almeida, N. Canha, C.A. Gamelas, L. Samek, A. Ryś, Z. Kertész, K. Eleftheriadis, E. Diapouli, I. Bešlić, R. Godec (Instituto Superior Tecnico - Universidade de Lisboa - Portugal)
13. Isotopic composition of carbonaceous aerosols for air pollution observation. A. Masalaite, A. Garbaras, H.A.J. Meijer, U. Dusek (Center for Physical Sciences and Technology - Lithuania)
14. Influence of wildfire in Bohemian Switzerland National Park to air quality at background station in Czech republic. J. Kostyk, T. Ištok, A. Holubová Šmejkalová, J. Pacner, V. Ždímal (Czech Hydrometeorological Institute/Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals - Czech Republic)
15. Annual variations in Black Carbon concentration and sources in Vilnius, Lithuania. D. Pashneva, A. Minderytė, V. Dudoitis, L. Davulienė, L. Janicka, I. Stachlewska, S. Byčenkienė (State research institute Center for Physical Sciences and Technology - Lithuania)
16. Comparison of PMF modeling results for various modeling input data. I-J. Hwang (Daegu University - Korea)
17. Identification of Mineral Dust source regions by Positive Matrix Factorization in a 9 year times series of atmospheric deposition from the SW of the Iberian Peninsula. R. Torres-Sánchez, A.M. Sánchez de la Campa, D. Sánchez-Rodas, J.D. de la Rosa (University of Huelva - Spain)
18. In-situ detection of illegal household waste burning. A. Tóth, A. Hoffer, B. Jancsek-Turóczi, A. Meiramova, T. Ajtai, S. Hodovány, A. Gelencsér (University of Pannonia - Hungary)
19. Understanding the sources of the organic composition of coarse airborne particulate matter (PM10) in urban and rural Catalonia, Spain. P. Khare, M. t’ Veld, Y. Hao, A.S.H. Prevot, C. Reche, N. Pérez, A. Alastuey, J. Yus-Díez, N. Marchand, X. Querol, K.R. Daellenbach (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
20. Identification of local and regional sources responsible for high Particulate Matter in Delhi. D. Srivastava, M.S. Alam, D.J. Rooney, R.M. Harrison, Z. Shi, W.J. Bloss (University of Birmingham - United Kingdom)
21. Origin and transformation of winter organic aerosol at three background sites in Central Europe. R. Lhotka, P. Pokorná, P. Vodička, N. Zíková, J. Ondráček, S. Mbengue, S. Arora, L. Poulain, H. Wiedenhaus, H. Herrmann J. Schwarz, V. Ždímal (Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals of the CAS - Czech Republic)
22. PM10 source apportionment assessment in Andalusia (Spain): Implications on future strategies in air quality. A.M. Sánchez de la Campa, D. Sánchez-Rodas, J. Contreras, A. Lozano, A. Alastuey, X. Querol, J.D. de la Rosa (University of Huelva - Spain)
23. Composition and source apportionment of PM10 in an Alpine valley influenced by a cement plant. K. Glojek, D.N. Thuy Vy, S. Weber, G. Uzu, R. Elazzouzi, K. Džepina, S. Darfeuil, J.–L. Jaffrezo, G. Močnik (University of Nova Gorica - Slovenia)
24. Urgency of controlling agricultural nitrogen sources to alleviate summertime air pollution in the North China Plain. R. Wang, N. Bei, Y. Pan, J. Wu, S. Liu, X. Li, J. Yu, Q. Jiang, X. Tie, G. Li (Institute of Earth Environment Chinese Academy of Sciences - China)
25. Combined real-time source apportionment. A. Tobler, F. Canonaco, M. Manousakas, A. Prevot (Datalystica Ltd. - Switzerland)
26. Dynamic factor evaluation in real-time source apportionment. F. Canonaco, A. Tobler, M. Manousakas, A. Prevot (Datalystica Ltd. - Switzerland)
27. Fireworks: A major source of elemental aerosols during Diwali in Delhi-NCR. M. Faisal, U. Ali, V. Singh, M. Kumar (IIT DELHI - India)
28. A full characterization of the carbonaceous component of the aerosol in near-real-time in a coal region. C. Blanco-Alegre, A.I. Calvo, C. Gonçalves, E. Vicente, R. Fraile (Universidad de León - Spain)
29. Devasting wildfires in Sierra de la Culebra (Zamora, Spain): impact on the air quality of Castilla y León. J.M. Paniagua, C. Blanco-Alegre, A.I. Calvo, R. Fraile (Universidad de León - Spain)
30. Short distance gradients of dry and wet deposition in a coastal Mediterranean metropolitan area (2018-2022). D. Tobarra, E. Yubero, A. Carratala (University of Alicante - Spain)
31. Limitation of the use of site-dependent Absorption Angstrom Exponent (AAE) for black carbon source apportionment. M. Savadkoohi, M. Gherras, A. Alastuey, O. Favez, X. Querol, M. Pandolfi (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA-CSIC) - Spain)
32. Spatial variation of woodsmoke in an urban valley in Gothenburg. G. Coulson, P. Molnar, G. Olivares, S. Janhäll, D. Morrish (National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research - New Zealand)
33. Uncovering the molecular composition and sources of organic aerosols in India’s most polluted cities: a comprehensive year-long study. Y. Hao, J. Strähl, P. Khare, T. Cui, K.S. Ortiz Beltran, L. Qi, D. Wang, J. Top, M. Surdu, D. Bhattu, I. El Haddad, H.S. Bhowmik, S. Naresh, P. Vats, P. Rai, S.B. Tiwari, P. Kumar, V. Kumar, D. Ganguly, J. G. Slowik, S. N. Tripathi, A.S.H. Prevot, K.R. Daellenbach (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
34. Source apportionment of ambient PM2.5 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. N. Tran, Y. Fujii, T.H. Minh, T.T. Hien, M.F. Khan, H. Okochi, N. Takenaka (Osaka Prefecture University - Japan)
35. Seasonal characteristics of volatile organic compounds in Seoul, Korea. S.R. Won, Y.P. Kim, S.M. Park, J.-Y. Ahn, J.Y. Lee (Ewha Womans University - Korea)
36. Directly emitted and photochemically aged emissions of small non-road diesel engines. A. Hartikainen, L. Kilpeläinen, L. Hao, M. Ihalainen, P. Yli-Pirilä, L. Vettikkat, O. Sippula (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
37. Wildfire emissions and ageing effects analysed with single-particle mass spectrometry. E.-I. Rosewig, J. Passig, J. Schade, M. Ihalainen, K. Jaars, K. Köster, S. J. Siebert, O. Sippula, M. Somero, P. Yli-Pirilä, P. G. van Zyl, A. Virtanen, V. Vakkari, R. Zimmermann (Helmholtz Centre Munich and University of Rostock - Germany)
38. Deployment of a cost-efficient particulate matter monitoring network in an urban environment and comparison with state of the art monitoring stations. J. Voigtländer, H. Alas, R. Schrödner (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS) - Germany)
39. Chemical characterization of particles emitted from wood-fired pizza ovens in Italy. M. Stracquadanio, A. Bergomi, S. Bertagna, P. Fermo, F. Hugony, T. La Torretta, A. Malaguti, G. Migliavacca, C. Morreale, A. Piersanti, I. D’Elia (ENEA - Italy)
40. Using clustering approaches to dynamically determine the number of sources of organic aerosol in PMF analyses. G. Chen, A. Tobler, F. Canonaco, J.G. Slowik, A.S.H. Prévôt, D. Green (Imperial College London - United Kingdom)
41. Influence of fossil fuel combustion and biomass burning on levels of fine particles and black carbon in air of a suburban area in Northwest Spain. M. Piñeiro-Iglesias, M. Fernández-Amado, J. Moreda-Piñeiro, P. López-Mahía, S. Muniategui-Lorenzo (Universidade da Coruña - Spain)
42. Outdoor-indoor air pollution: case of fireworks. A. Kalinauskaitė, I. Garbarienė, A. Minderytė, J. Pauraite, V. Dudoitis, L. Davulienė, K. Plauškaitė-Šukienė, V. Kovalevskij, M. Gaspariūnas, S. Byčenkienė (Center for Physical Sciences and Technology - Lithuania)
43. Real-time source apportionment of submicron particle number size distribution in Delhi NCR. U. Ali, M. Faisal, V. Singh, M. Kumar (IIT Delhi - India)
44. Multi-year variations of submicron aerosol composition and sources in Ireland. L. Lei, K.N. Fossum, C. Lin, E. Chevassus, T. Spohn, D. Ceburnis, A. Afzal, C. O’Dowd, J. Ovadnevaite (University of Galway - Ireland)
45. Burning up: Uncovering the impact of solid and biomass fuel burning on particulate pollution in South Manchester during Cold Snaps between 2021-23. N.A.I. Watson, J.D. Allan, S. Alzahrani, M. Flynn, H. Coe (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
46. A method to evaluate the impact of an industrial district on air quality: the case of the wood furniture industries on B(a)P concentrations in the Po Basin. A. De Martini, L. Carroccio, E. Cuccia, U. Dal Santo, C. Colombi (ARPA LOMBARDIA (Environemental agency Italy) - Italy)
47. Life PrepAIR Project: Four years monitoring of PM10 in the Po Valley. E. Cuccia, C. Colombi, U. Dal Santo, M. Franciosa, G. Lanzani, D. Bacco, V. Poluzzi, F. Scotto, A. Trentini, L. Bardi, A. Bruno, R. De Maria, M. Sacco, M. Maringo, S. Pistollato, L. Zagolin (ARPA LOMBARDIA - Italy)
48. Spectral based source apportionment using different approaches. T. Ajtai, C. Gombi, I. Magashegyi, S. Hodovány, I. Salma, G. Szabó, Z. Bozóki (University of Szeged - Hungary)
49. Radiocarbon measurements on the carbonaceous fractions of atmospheric aerosol: validation of a new sample preparation line and first results in the Po Valley. F. Salteri, F. Crova, S. Barone, G. Calzolai, M. Chiari, M. Fedi, A.C. Forello, L. Liccioli, F. Lucarelli, D. Massabò, S. Nava, P. Prati, S. Valentini, G. Valli, R. Vecchi, V. Bernardoni (Università degli Studi di Milano - Italy)
50. Submicron aerosol source apportionment by positive matrix factorization using combined online highly-time resolved and offline datasets. B. Chazeau, J. Camman, N. Marchand, A. Durand, G. Gille, H. Wortham, J.L. Jaffrezo, K. Daellenbach, G. Uzu (Aix-Marseille University - France)
51. Understanding sources and drivers of size-resolved aerosol in the high Arctic Islands of Svalbard using a receptor model coupled with machine learning. C. Song, S. Becagli, D.C.S. Beddows, J. Brean, J. Browse, Q. Dai, M. Dall’Osto, V. Ferracci, R.M. Harrison, N. Harris, W. Li, A. Jones, A. Kirchgäßner, A.G. Kramawijaya, A. Kurganskiy, A. Lupi, M. Mazzola, M. Severi, R. Traversi, Z. Shi (University of Birmingham - United Kingdom)
52. A Multi-year record of precipitation and ionic composition at a remote site in Eastern Mediterranean: Levels, sources and source regions. F. Öztürk, E. Sağırlı, E. Dikmen, İ. Balcılar, A.İ. İlhan, T. Balta, G. Rasan, A.F. Harput, G. Tuncel, (Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University - Turkey)
53. Long-term source apportionment of submicron organic aerosol in Athens, Greece. K. Petrinoli, A. Bougiatioti, I. Stavroulas, D.G. Kaskaoutis, M. Tsagkaraki, E. Liakakou, E. Gerasopoulos, N. Mihalopoulos (Noa - Greece)
54. Study of fine aerosol chemical composition and sources in Athens, Greece, combining high-resolution data from an online metals analyzer and chemical speciation monitors. G. Grivas, E. Liakakou, P. Kalkavouras, I. Stavroulas, D. Paraskevopoulou, K. Vagianou, M. Tsagkaraki, K. Petrinoli, A. Bougiatioti, A. Bigi, E. Gerasopoulos, N. Mihalopoulos (National Observatory of Athens - Greece)
55. Temporal Variations and Sources of Particulate Matter in an Industrial Area (Ankara City, Türkiye). B. Taşpınar, E. Sağırlı, E. Dikmen, Z. Gemici, O. Kale, F. Öztürk (Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University - Turkey)
56. A history of fossil fuel contribution to refractory EC over the past 150 years by the analysis of lake sediments. U. Dusek, Y. Tang, B. de Souza, P. Yao, D.W. Lei, Y. M. Han (University of Groningen - Netherlands)
57. Spatiotemporal variability in the chemical composition of urban aerosol and gas-phase species via mobile measurements in two European cities. M. Bauer, P. Khare, J.G. Slowik, Z.C.J. Decker, M. Manousakas, P. Tiwari, B.T. Brem, E. Krečinić, G. Močnik, A. Bijedić, K. Džepina, A.S.H. Prévôt (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
58. Interactions of meteorology, sources, and chemistry in urban high pollution events. L. Zeng, D.D. Huang, Y.J. Li (University of Macau - China)
59. Long term source apportionment of organic aerosols at Melpitz. S. Atabakhsh, L. Poulain, A. Bigi, M. Collaud Coen, H. Herrmann, M. Pohlker (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
60. Air quality in Africa: a bibliometric review. L.B. Osa-Akara, A.I. Calvo, C. Gonçalves, C. Blanco-Alegre, R. Fraile (Universidad de León - Spain)
61. Winter air quality in an urban area with high coal consumption in domestic devices. E.D. Vicente, C. Gonçalves, A.I. Calvo, C. Blanco-Alegre, A. Sánchez de la Campa, T. Sainnokhoi, N. Kováts, F. Giardi, S. Nava, G. Calzolai, R. Fraile (Universidad de León - Spain)
62. Multivariable analysis on how particle number measurement in yearly inspection of passenger vehicles reflect to real drive emissions. S. Mikkonen, V. Leinonen, M. Olin, S. Martikainen, H. Oikarinen, P. Lambaerts, M. Nikka, E. Lamminen, M. Hölttä, A. Arffman, P. Karjalainen (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
63. Source apportionment of Poly Aromatic Hydrocarbons using EC-OC and PAHs diagnostic ratios in Moscow 2021. A. Ebtini (University of Rostock - Germany)
64. Cluster analysis of atmospheric particle number size distributions in the Eastern Mediterranean. P. Kalkavouras, N. Kalivitis, G. Grivas, N. Mihalopoulos (National Observatory of Athens - Greece)
65. Source apportionment of particle number size distributions in urban Europe. M. Garcia-Marlès, A. Alastuey, X. Querol, P.K. Hopke (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA-CSIC) - Spain)
66. PM2.5 bound species variation and source characterization in the post-lockdown period of the Covid-19 pandemic and Fireworks period in National capital of India. M. Faisal, U. Ali, V. Singh, M. Kumar (IIT DELHI - India)
67. Comparative analysis of real-time source apportionment of ambient black carbon (BC) by aethalometer and positive matrix factorization (PMF) model over Delhi, Capital city of India. A. Kumar, M. Faisal, U. Ali, V. Singh, M. Kumar (IIT DELHI - India)
68. Spatial distribution and anthropogenic emission sources identification of PM2.5 and OP in China: A study based on DEHM model. J. Liu, U. Im, J. H. Christensen, Z. Ye, Y. Yuan, S. Dong (Aarhus University - Denmark)
69. Elemental characterization of PM2.5 at an urban traffic site in Central Europe. L.C. Windell, P. Pokorna, J. Ondracek, J. Schwarz, R. Lhotka, P. Vodicka, N. Zikova, V. Zdimal (Czech Academy of Science - Czech Republic)
70. Impact of residential biomass burning emissions on the wintertime particulate pollution in the Guanzhong Basin, China: a case study. X. Li, J. Wu, R. Wang, Q. Jiang, J. Yu, Y. Lu, R. Wang, G. Li (Institute of Earth Environment Chinese Academy of Sciences - China)
71. A pilot experiment on novel brake materials emissions: Physical-Chemical characterisation and toxicological assessment. R. Vecchi, S. Celenlioglu, E. Corsini, S. Gialanella, P. Jayashree, G. Melzi, G. Straffellini, G. Valli ( Università degli Studi di Milano - Italy)
72. Non-exhaust emissions: loadings and chemical characterisation. I. Cunha-Lopes, C.A. Alves, I. Casotti Rienda, T. Faria, F. Lucarelli, X. Querol, F. Amato, S.M. Almeida (Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)
73. Investigation of road traffic as a source of microplastics in the environment: overview of the iMPact project. A. Nunes, S.M. Almeida, C. Correia, M. Cerqueira, T. Rocha-Santos, V. Martins (Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)
74. Assessment of vehicular evaporation emissions and their impacts on the PM2.5 and O3 pollution in China. W. Feng (University of Helsinki - Finland)
75. Impact of atmospheric aging on organic aerosols and their oxidative potential in Delhi. J. Strähl, Y. Hao, P. Khare, T. Cui, D. Bhattu, G. Uzu, N. Rastogi, D. Ganguly, S.N. Tripathi, J.-L. Jaffrezo, A.S.H. Prévôt, K.R. Daellenbach, S. Szidat (University of Bern - Switzerland)
76. Influences of two distinct pollution events on PM2.5 oxidative potential in wintertime Beijing, China. K.Y. Cheung, L. Qi, J.V. Puthussery, M. Manousakas, T. Cui, T. Wang, Y. Ge, G. Wei, Y. Kuang, M. Sheng, Z. Cheng, A. Li, Z. Li, W. Ran, W. Xu, R. Zhang, Y. Han, Q. Wang, Z. Wang, Y. Sun, J. Cao, J.G. Slowik, K. Daellenbach, V. Verma, M. Gysel-Beer, X. Qiu, Q. Chen, J. Shang, I. EI-Haddad, A.S.H. Prevot, R.L. Modini (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
77. Comparison of 7 methods for the source apportionment of Oxidative Potential in atmospheric PM: a multi-campaign study. N.T.V. Dinh, I. Hough, O. Favez, J-L. Jaffrezo, G. Uzu (University of Grenoble Alpes - France)
78. Aqueous phase reactions of isoprene derived hydroxy hydroperoxides (ISOPOOH). P. Mettke, E. Poschart, T. Schaefer, H. Herrmann (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
79. Oxidative potential of nanoparticles from traffic. A. Patel, M. Tu, K. Elihn, U. Olofsson, S.S. Steimer (Stockholm University - Sweden)
80. Source apportionment of PM10 oxidative potential at different urban/industrial sites in Italy. E. Vaccarella, C. Tiraboschi, C. Perrino, A. Di Giosa, M. Galletti, A. Zara, M. Vecchiocattivi, A. Amoroso, G. Simonetti, M.A. Frezzini, S. Canepari, L. Massimi (Sapienza University of Rome - Italy)
81. Attribution of air quality benefits to clean winter heating polices in China: Combining Machine Learning with Causal Inference. C. Song, B. Liu, K. Cheng, M.A. Cole, Q. Dai, R.J.R. Elliott, Z. Shi (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
82. Composition and sources of Particulate Matter in an Urban Arid Region: First combined ACSM and Xact observations in Doha, Qatar. S.P. Moosakutty, M.A. Ayoub, M.R. Alfarra (Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute (QEERI) - Qatar)
83. SOA tracers in a background site in the Eastern Mediterranean: formation, chemical composition and oxidative potential. S.P. Kotsaki, C. Freris, M. Kosmidi, M. Pitsou, A. Rodis, P.G. Kanellopoulos, E. Bakeas (NATIONAL KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY of ATHENS - Greece)
84. Source apportionment study on PM2.5 in a medium-sized city in Brazil. R. Squizzato, E.D. Freitas, M.F. Andrade (University of São Paulo - Brazil)
85. Mitigation tools to support efficient air pollution mitigation strategy design. R. Janssen, R. Timmermans, L. Geers, R. Kranenburg, M. Schaap (TNO - Netherlands)
86. Natural and Anthropogenic Contributions to Particulate Matter in an Urbanised Arid Region. M.R. Alfarra, S.P. Moosakutty, M.A. Ayoub (Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute - Qatar)
87. Quantification of non-exhaust particles in PM10 airborne dust of contrasting sites. J. Rausch, D. Jaramillo-Vogel, S. Perseguers, S. Anderson, H. Cheng (Particle Vision - Switzerland)

2.10 - Optical properties, remote sensing, black and brown carbon

1. Mass absorption efficiency of PM1 in Mexico City during ACU15. C. Prieto, H. Alvarez-Ospina, D. Salcedo, T. Castro, O. Peralta (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - Mexico)
2. Carbonaceous particles and PM2.5 optical properties in Mexico City during ACU15 campaign. N. Santiago-De la Rosa, C. Prieto, R. Pavia, O. Peralta, H. Alvarez-Ospina, Ma.I. Saavedra, A. Ortínez-Alvarez, Ma. de la Luz Espinosa, G. Ruíz-Suárez, A. Martínez-Arroyo, T. Castro (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - Mexico)
3. Improving PM2.5 monitoring over Indo-Gangetic Plain (Kanpur) using CAMS, Sentinel-2 and in-situ data. S. Mantri, J. Remedios, F. Yin (University of Leicester - United Kingdom)
4. Optical absorption by BC and BrC at a southern European urban site. A. López-Caravaca, J.F. Nicolás, J. Crespo, E. Yubero, N. Galindo, A. Clemente, R. Castañer, N. Juarez (Universidad Miguel Hernández - Spain)
5. Drone based vertical measurements of Black Carbon aerosols at a rural background site and an urban site in Central Europe. K. Julaha, N. Ziková, V. Ždímal (Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals of Czech Academy of Sciences - Czech Republic)
6. In-situ measurements of brown carbon aging in wildfire smoke using the Four-Wavelength Photoacoustic Aerosol Absorption Spectrometer PAAS-4λ. F.M. Schnaiter, E. Järvinen, C. Linke, F. Nehlert, C.G. Schmitt, M. Stuefer (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
7. Characterization of light‐absorbing properties of atmospheric organic aerosol in urban areas of China by UHPLC-DAD-HRMS. Y. Lin, Y. Han, G. Li, Q. Wang, L. Li, X. Zhang, Z. Li, A.S. H. Prévôtd, J. Cao (Institute of Earth Environment Chinese Academy of Sciences - China)
8. The biggest impact of wave COVID-19 response on black carbon in Moscow megacity relates to out-of-city migration during self-isolation. M. Chichaeva, O. Popovicheva, R. Kovach, E. Zhdanova, N. Kasimov (Lomonosov Moscow State University - Russian Federation)
9. Organic aerosol light absorption at 17 measurement sites in Europe. J. Rovira Carpi, G. Chen, G. Močnik, COLOSSAL Team, M. Pandolfi (Institute of Environmental Assesment and Water Research (IDAEA-CSIC) - Spain)
10. Assessing the influence of brown carbon aerosols in Europe using an atmospheric chemistry model. H. Navarro-Barboza, M. Pandolfi, O. Jorba (Barcelona Supercomputing Center - Spain)
11. Difference in physical properties of black carbon aerosols at the central European background site Melpitz between summer and winter. Y. Yang, M. Pöhhler, L. Poulain, J. Voigtländer, T. Müller (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
12. Effect of ozone aging on light absorption and fluorescence of brown carbon in soot particles: The important role of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. M.S. Sheng, Y. Kuang, J. Shang (Peking University - China)
13. Aerosol emission by industrial stacks using PRISMA hyperspectral imager. J.-F. Léon, P.-Y. Foucher, G. Calassou (Laboratoire d'Aerologie CNRS - France)
14. The optical and thermo-chemical properties of combustion generated particles from 1-D Hydrogen doped Ethylene flames. S.S.A. van Rijn, M.R. van Helten, A. J. Kalbhor, A.V. Mokhov, U. Dusek (University of Groningen - Netherlands)
15. Atmospheric organic matter forms core-shell aerosol particles on mineral surfaces. M.R. McGrory, A.D. Ward, M.D. King (Royal Holloway University of London - United Kingdom)
16. An overview of the Soot-on-Snow (SoS) campaigns in Finland in 2011 - 2023. A. Virkkula, J. Svensson, K. Luoma, D. Li, O. Meinander, A. Kontu, O. Sippula, O. Norvapalo, J. Jänis, P. Dagsson-Waldhauserova, H. Moosmüller (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
17. Black carbon concentrations analyzed from long-term radioactivity samples taken in eastern Finland since the 1960s. D. Li, A. Virkkula, J. Paatero (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
18. Black and brown carbon absorption spectra measured from long-term radioactivity samples taken in Helsinki since the 1960s. D. Li, A. Virkkula and J. Paatero (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
19. Influence of vehicular Black Carbon concentrations on Urban Heat Islands in Rome (Italy). M. Conte, F. Cairo, F. Costabile, G. Casasanta, L. Marinelli, G. Diulio, A. Cecilia, S. Argentini (National Research Council of Italy - Italy)
20. Machine learning algorithm for predicting black carbon (BC) optical properties at various stages of aging. B. Romshoo, J. Patil, T. Michels, T. Müller, M. Kloft, M. Pöhlker (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Studies(TROPOS) - Germany)
21. Influence of ABL turbulent variables on Olea pollen concentration at surface. J. Andújar-Maqueda, P. Ortiz-Amezcua, J. Abril-Gago, G. Sánchez-Jiménez, S. Aranda-Barranco, D. Agea-Plaza, J.A. Bravo-Aranda, M.J. Granados-Muñoz, P. Cariñanos, L. Alados-Arboledas, J.L Guerrero-Rascado (University of Granada - Spain)
22. Multi-year variability of PMs and carbonaceous aerosols at RADO-Bucharest site. A. Dandocsi, J. Vasilescu, A. Ilie, D. Nicolae (National Institute of Research and Development for Optoelectronics - INOE 2000 - Romania)
23. Strong variation in aerosol optical properties for ship plumes at Utö depends on the different sulphur mitigation technologies. K. Luoma, T. Mäkelä, M. Heikkilä, A. Virkkula, H. Servomaa, H. Timonen, E. Asmi (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
24. Relationship between PAHs and carbonaceous aerosol absorption: Preliminary results from Northwest Spain. M. Piñeiro-Iglesias, M. Fernández-Amado, A. Gregorič, M. Ivančič, J. Sánchez-Piñero, J. Moreda-Piñeiro, P. López-Mahía, S. Muniategui-Lorenzo (Universidade da Coruña - Spain)
25. Classifying aerosol type using the spectral dependence of the intensive optical properties in Valencia, Spain. V. Matos, J. Camarasa, S. Segura, V. Estellés, M.P., Utrillas. (University of Valencia - Spain)
26. Multi-wavelength thermal-optical analysis of samples from controlled pyrolysis and combustion of biomass. J. Rex, V. Malmborg, A. Eriksson, I. Sadiktsis, D. Madsen, P. van Hees, A. Grieshop, J. Pagels (University - Sweden)
27. Intensive profiling of Black Carbon over the city of Nicosia during a cold winter day. M. Kezoudi, F. Marenco, C. Keleshis, P.Y. Quehe, I. Stavroulas, M. Pikridas, J. Sciare (THE CYPRUS INSTITUTE - Cyprus)
28. In situ measured aerosol optical properties in two neighbouring capitals - Vilnius and Warsaw during the warm season of 2022. A. Minderytė, F. Mirza Montoro, I.S. Stachlewska, S. Byčenkienė (Center for Physical Sciences and Technology - Lithuania)
29. Soot selective size distribution measurement using PhotoAcoustic Spectroscopy (PAS). A demonstrative study. S. Hodovány, T. Ajtai, M. Schnaiter, G. Szabó, Z. Bozóki (University of Szeged - Hungary)
30. Investigation of wood burning aerosol using Raman spectroscopy and electrodynamic levitation. S.H. Jones, S. Götz, A. Kiselev, T. Leisner (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
31. Modelling particulate matter in Nairobi, Kenya using low-cost sensors and satellite remote sensing data. M.N. Njeru, E. Mwangi, I. Kaniu, M. Gatari (University of Nairobi - Kenya)
32. Optical properties of atmospheric aerosol over Mexico City: role of biomass burning on solar irradiance attenuation. G. Carabalí, M. Valdés-Barrón, D. Riveros-Rosas, H. Estévez, R. Bonifaz-Alfonzo, A. Gonzáles-Cabrera (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) - Mexico)
33. Optical properties and oxidative potential changes of different types of soot under visible light irradiation. R. Tang, Y. Kuang, M.S. Sheng, J. Shang (Peking University - China)
34. Variability of equivalent Black Carbon and aerosol absorption in Barcelona by mapping. A. Bigi, G.V. Veratti, A. Baruah, L. Renzi, M. Mazzini, A. Marinoni, M. Pandolfi, G. Ghermandi (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia - Italy)
35. Visibility as a measure of air quality in Italian natural parks: preliminary data from the first-ever pilot project. E. Petralia, T. La Torretta, M. Stracquadanio, A. Malaguti, G. Papitto, C. Cocciufa, M. Gualtieri, A. Piersanti (ENEA - Italy)

2.11 - Physico-chemical properties of atmospheric aerosols

1. Magnetic properties and morphology of PM10 aerosols in Romania. Domain state identification of anthropogenic fraction. A. Dumitru-Grivei, C. Necula, M. Dumitru, A. Dumitru, G. Iorga (University of Bucharest - Romania)
2. Aerosol characterization upwind of a megacity in the Indo-Gangetic Plain: Role of sources, sinks, and meteorology. S. Gani, J. Rathore, R. C. Thakur, S. Shukla, V. Singh, S. Dey, R. Kunchala, P. Paasonen, T. Petäjä, D. Ganguly, K. Achutarao, M. Kulmala (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi - India)
3. The REDMAAS 2022 intercomparison campaign for CPC and SMPS. F.J. Gómez-Moreno, E. Alonso-Blanco, J. Fernández, M. Pujadas, B. Artíñano, M. Sorribas, M. Yela, M. Piñeiro-Iglesias, P. López-Mahía, J. Andrade-Garda, L. Chas-Álvarez, S. Suárez-Garaboa, E. Borrás, A. Muñoz, E. Latorre Tarrasa, T. Tritschen (CIEMAT - Spain)
4. Evolution of the atmospheric particle number concentration (2011-2019) in an urban background station at a South European site. F.J. Gómez-Moreno, E. Alonso-Blanco, E. Díaz-Ramiro, B. Artíñano (CIEMAT - Spain)
5. CCN activity and hygroscopicity of submicron aerosol particles sampled from the burning of different types of fuels at different burning phases and their evolution under dark- and photo-aging condition: A laboratory study. S.A. Syafira, O. Oghama, A. Voliotis, H. Wu, Y. Shao, Y. Wang, D. Hu, R. Evans, J. Chen, P. Gallimore, J. Allan, H. Coe, G. McFiggans (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
6. Aerosol Characterisation in a touristic cave. A. Kort, P. Wiszniowski, F. Gensdarmes (Institut de radioprotection et de sûreté nucléaire - France)
7. Size-resolved cloud condensation nuclei measurements at a high-altitude remote site in southern Europe. A. Casans, F. Rejano, J.A. Casquero-Vera, B. Bertozzi, A. Cazorla, H. Lyamani, S. Castillo, F.J. Olmo, L. Alados-Arboledas, P. Cariñanos, M. Gysel-Beer, G. Titos (University of Granada - Spain)
8. Water uptake at subsaturated conditions of airborne cells of the ice nucleation active bacterium P. syringae. L.S. Nielsen, J.S. Thygesen, L.S. Dreyer, T. Boesen, A. Massling, T.S. Temkiv, K. Finster, M. Bilde, B. Rosati (Aarhus University - Denmark)
9. Size-resolved mass and chemical composition of atmospheric aerosols (0.03-10 µm) influenced by mining activities. C. Boente, A. Zafra-Pérez, A. Sánchez de la Campa, D. Sánchez-Rodas, J.D. de la Rosa (Universidad de Huelva - Spain)
10. ACTRIS data from measurements to users. N. Kivekäs, E. Juurola, P. Laj, A. Wiedensohler, D. Nicolae, C. Lund Myhre, M. Fiebig, L. Mona (Finnish meteorological Institute - Finland)
11. Machine learning for predicting chemical potentials of multifunctional organic compounds in atmospherically relevant solutions. N. Hyttinen, A. Pihlajamäki, H. Häkkinen (University of Jyväskylä - Finland)
12. Predicting liquid-liquid phase separation in atmospheric ternary organic aerosols. N. Hyttinen (University of Jyväskylä - Finland)
13. Viscosity measurements of aerosol particles using atmospheric surrogates. Y.C. Song, H.J. Yoo, C.-U. Ro, K.H. Kim, J.T. Kim (Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) - Korea)
14. Temporal patterns and trend analysis of aerosols over South-Eastern Romania derived from ground measurements. B. Mihalache, A.M. Rosianu, S. Stefan, G. Iorga (University of Bucharest - Romania)
15. Chemical mass closure and impact of PM2.5 on visibility degradation in urban air. S.-Y. Tang, C.-A. Chou, S. Wang, L.-H. Young, T.-C. Hsiao, N.-H. Lin, W.-Y. Lin (China Medical University - Taiwan)
16. Physical-chemical characterisation of atmospheric aerosol in León (NW Spain): an integrated study during the period of highest consumption of coal for heating purposes. C. Gonçalves, E.D. Vicente, A.I. Calvo, C. Blanco-Alegre, A. Rodríguez-Fernández, A. Sánchez de la Campa, F. Giardi, S. Nava, G. Calzolai, R. Fraile (Universidad de León - Spain)
17. Size-segregated trace elements and water-soluble ions in Moscow airborne particulate matter. L. Tositti, O. Popovicheva, A. Zappi, M. Chichaeva, R. Kovach, T. Minkina, N. Kasimov (University of Bologna - Italy)
18. Single particle characterisation of aerosols at several distances from a Mediterranean port. D. Tobarra, S. Aryasree, K. Kandler, A. Carratala (University of Alicante - Spain)
19. Intra-event evolution of the chemical composition of wet deposition. T. Audoux, B. Laurent, K. Desboeufs, G. Noyalet, F. Maisonneuve, S. Chevaillier (Université Paris Cité - France)
20. Seasonal variation of aerosol pH and its driving factor of coastal city. N. Kim, H. Kim (Korea Institute for Science and Technology - Korea)
21. Influence of aerosols on the surface ozone variability over the Indian region. A. Anand, D. Ganguly, S. Dey (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi - India)
22. Chemical and physical characteristics of particulate matter PM10 and PM2.5 and their microbial activities at urban region of North India. S.P. Singh, A. Taneja (Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University Agra - India)
23. Comparison of nitrogen contained organic compounds in PM2.5 during winter and summer in the Northeast Asia. J.Y. Kim, N.R. Choi, K.A. Kim, Z.H. Teng, Y. P. Kim, Z.J. Wu, J.Y. Lee (EWHA Womans University - Korea)
24. Contrasting coastal and inland pollution characteristics during a transboundary pollution event impacting South Korea. J.-S. Youn, D.-M. Eun, Y.T Le, K.-J. Jeon (The Catholic University of Korea - Korea)
25. The effect of burning condition on the CCN activity of biomass burning particles. S. Peltokorpi, A. Buchholz, L. Hao, M. Ihalainen, K. Jaars, K. Köster, S. J. Siebert, M. Somero, P. Yli-Pirilä, P.G. Vvan Zyl, V. Vakkari and A. Virtanen (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
26. Influence of atmospheric ageing on optical properties of sea spray aerosols. J.T. Skønager, D. Thomsen, A. Massling, M. Glasius, M. Bilde, B. Rosati (Aarhus University - Denmark)
27. Morphological analysis of atmospheric individual particles in indoor residential microenvironments of India. A.S. Pipal (Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology - India)
28. Investigation of physicochemical properties of PM2.5 particles collected from five sites of Northeast Asian countries during Winter 2020 using SEM-EDS. J.-I. Park, M. S. Kim, M. Yeo, M. Song, C. Kim, K. Lee, Z. Wu, A. Matsuki, A. Natsagdorj, J. Y. Lee, K.-S. Jang (Korea Basic Science Institute - Korea)
29. Annual cycle of hygroscopic properties and CCN activity at the Suburban Background aerosol in Athens, Greece. C. Spitieri, M. Gini, E. Diapouli, M. Gysel-Beer, K. Eleftheriadis (NCSR Demokritos - Greece). Presents: S. Christina
30. The Assessment of the chemical and physical properties of ship exhaust – Investigating the fate of Ship Plumes in the Baltic Sea (PlumeBaSe). S. Piel, N. Gawlitta, J. Schnelle-Kreis, H. Osterholz, T. Gröger, J. Hovorka, R. Zimmermann (Helmholtz Zentrum München - Germany)
31. An investigation of pollution sources on the North Sea from the new Lutjewad coastal station on the Wadden Sea. X. Liu, V. Riffault, J. Brito, J. Ovadnevaite, K.N. Fossum, D. Ceburnis, U. Dusek (University of Groningen - Netherlands)
32. Changes in morphology, composition and optical properties of long-range transported dust. S. Aryasree, K. Kandler, M. Dollner, A. Walser, B. Weinzierl (Technical University Darmstadt - Germany)
33. Investigating aerosol-water vapour interactions of ambient aerosols over contrasting locations using QCM technique. C. Jose, A. Singh, K.N. Kalkura, S. Srivastava, Rameshchand K.A., R. Ravikrishna, P. Liu, S.S. Gunthe (Indian Institute of Technology Madras - India)
34. Using a nephelometer and a condensation particle counter to indicate particle size. E. Andrews, A. Virkkula, P. Aalto (University of Colorado - USA)
35. The Tables of Aerosol Optics (TAO) Project. G. Schuster, E. Andrews, M. Chin, A. Da Silva, B. Johnson, R. Moore, M. Saito, J. Schwarz, S. Stamnes, B. Van Diedenhoven, P. Yang (NASA Langley Research Center - USA)
36. Extended comparison of MAGIC water-based particle counter with TSI butanol-based particle counters at 5 NOAA sites. E. Andrews, E. Boedicker (University of Colorado - USA)

3.01 - Instrument and sampler calibration and performance evaluation

1. Development of a wet electrostatic precipitator (ESP) for collection of aerosols. M.M. Badami, M. Aldekheel, R. Tohidi, V.J. Farahani, C. Sioutas (1University of Southern California - USA)
2. Optimization of the aerosol generation in the open type aerosol chamber for the bio-aerosol lidar. Y.J. Koh, K.B. Choi, H.S. Seo, J.J. Son, J.H. Lee (Agency for Defencse Development - Korea)
3. Estimating the uncertainty in sizing of the Aerodynamic Aerosol Classifier. J.P.R. Symonds (Cambustion - United Kingdom)
4. An intercomparison exercise for aerosol aerodynamic size-distribution measurement. G. Dougniaux, C. Bodiot, B. Dhieux Lestaevel, R. Wahl, A. Nuboer, A. Kort (Institut de radioprotection et de sûreté nucléaire - France)
5. 1-year performance test of Soft X-ray charge conditioners. U. Winkler, A. Ahlawat, S. Seeger, M. Gottschalk, M. Merkel, K. Weinhold, A. Wiedensohler (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
6. Effects of the subordinate factors on the efficiency of aerosol-to-hydrosol electrostatic pin-plate bio sampler. M.M. Farid, A. Piri, J. Hwang (Yonsei University - Korea)
7. Cross-device comparability of size and morphology of aerosol particle for in-flight holographic imaging. E. Graf, Y. Zeder, R. Abt, P. Burch, E. Niederberger (Swisens AG - Switzerland)
8. Performance of low-cost Optical Particle Sizers and recommendations for their design and manufacturing. C. Loizidis, S. Bezantakos, M. Costi, C. Skourides, N. Hadjigeorgiou, G. Biskos (The Cyprus Institute - Cyprus)
9. Meteorological factors as an issue that influences Low-Cost Sensors performance. C. Correia, V. Martins, P. Santana, P. Mariano, A. Almeida, S.M. Almeida (Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)
10. Impact of operating conditions on the performance of a Silver Particle Generator. V. Berger, T. Hammer, H. Schulz, A. Boies, U. Sonkamble, J. Swanson, K. Vasilatou (Catalytic Instruments GmbH & Co. KG - Germany)
11. Calibration of low-cost sensors for measurement of indoor particulate matter concentrations via laboratory/field evaluation. D. Kim, D. Shin, J. Hwang (Yonsei university - Korea)
12. Measurement guidelines to support quantitative measurements of aerosol precursor vapours by ACTRIS CiGas-UHEL. N. Sarnela, T. Jokinen T. Petäjä, S. Häme (University of Helsinki - Finland)
13. Optimizing transmission measurements for an Atmospheric Pressure interface Time Of Flight Mass Spectrometer (APi-TOF MS). D. Alfaouri, M. Passananti, J. Kangasluoma, L. Ahonen, J. Kubečka, T. Zanca, S. Holm, H. Vehkamäki (University of Helsinki - Finland)
14. Prague Aerosol Calibration Center. J. Ondráček, L.C. Windell, P. Roztočil (Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals (Czech Academy of Sciences) - Czech Republic)

3.02 - Instrumentation for physical aerosol characterization

1. Development of dual aerodynamic particle sizers method to understand aerosol plume dynamics. Y.L. Jiang, D. Hardy, G. Hardwell, R. Friend, J.P. Reid (University of Bristol - United Kingdom)
2. Dynamic-aerosol-size Electrical Mobility Spectrometer for measuring vapor pressure of nanoparticles. E. Häkkinen, H. Yang and J. Kangasluoma (University of Helsinki - Finland)
3. Performance of a newly developed ultrafine CPC. D. Wimmer, R. Davok, M. Cresnoverh, S. Lunghammer, A. Pein, B. Tschofenig (AVL List GmbH - Austria)
4. Cascade impactor sampling: optimization of the preparation of collection substrates. V. Matera, N. Gaudel, S. Bau (INRS (French National Institute of Research and Safety) - France)
5. An affordable community Condensation Particle Counter. S. Hering, G. Lewis, S. Spielman, D. Pariseau (Aerosol Dynamics inc - USA)

3.03 - Instrumentation for chemical aerosol characterization

1. Seasonal trends of selected organic pollutants in a suburban atmosphere collected with a cascade impactor 122R Nano-Moudi II. I. Nikolova, M. Hejkrlíková, L. Hejkrlík (Czech hydrometeorological institute - Czech Republic)
2. Development of a lightweight organic aerosol collection device for drone-based sampling. C. Borchers, N. Karbach, F. Grüner, T. Hoffmann (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz - Germany)
3. Detailed characterization of a novel Vaporization Inlet for Aerosols (VIA) for online particulate Highly Oxygenated Organic Molecules (HOM) Measurements. J. Zhao, V. Mickwitz, Y. Luo, E. Häkkinen, F. Graeffe, J. Zhang, H. Timonen, M.R. Canagaratna, J.E. Krechmer, Q. Zhang, M. Kulmala, D.R. Worsnop, J. Kangasluoma, M. Ehn (University of Helsinki - Finland)
4. Hyphenation of an EC=OC thermal–optical carbon analyser to photo-ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry: an aerosol mass spectrometric approach for characterization of primary and secondary particulate matter. S. Ehlert, H. Czech, P. Martens, M. Rigler, M.S. Bozorgzad, A. Walte, R. Zimmermann (Photonion GmbH - Germany)
5. Hyphenated Vacuum PI-MS as versatile tool to analyze complex gas mixtures on-line and in real time. S. Ehlert, J.Heide, K. Schnepel, C. Gehm, H. Czech, C. Rüger, P. Kösling, M.S. Bozorgzad, A. Walte, R. Zimmermann (Photonion GmbH - Germany)
6. Determination of mass concentration of particulate elements through analytical nuclear techniques: the role of the Elemental Mass Calibration Centre (EMC2) in ACTRIS. G. Calzolai, M. Chiari, C. Fratticioli, F. Giardi, F. Lucarelli, S. Nava, P. Ottanelli (National Institute for Nuclear Physics - Italy)
7. Airborne polystyrene nanoparticles: Development of a pyrolysis gas chromatography mass spectrometry method. F. Hasager, Þ.N. Björgvinsdóttir, S.F. Vinther, A. Christofili, E.R. Kjærgaard, S.S. Petters, M. Bilde, M. Glasius (Aarhus University - Denmark)
8. Multi-scheme chemical ionization inlet (MION2) for fast reagent ion switching in atmospheric pressure chemical ionization mass spectrometry (CIMS). A. Franck, H. Finkenzeller, J. Mikkilä, J. Mikkilä, T.Jokinen, A. Shcherbinin (Karsa Ltd. - Finland)

3.04 - Instrumentation for biological aerosol characterization

1. Practical characterization of a novel mmoderated water condensation growth tube bioaerosol sampler. D. Heskett, B. Stump, T. Gordon, P. Keady, (Handix Scientific - USA)
2. Development of a real-time handheld biological aerosol detector using UV LED Induced fluorescence. K.B. Choi, Y.J. Go, H.S. Seo, J.H. Lee (Agency for Defense Development - Korea)
3. Vertical characterization of pollen-rich layers over Madrid by fluorescence lidar. F. Molero, R. Barragán, P. Salvador (CIEMAT - Spain)
4. Comparison of bioaerosol samplers in detecting influenza A virus in the air: Assessment of airborne infectious virus levels relative to airborne viral RNA levels emitted by inoculated ferrets during transmission experiments. J.A. Pulit-Penaloza, N. Brock, X. Sun, J.A. Belser, C. Pappas, T.R. Maines (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - USA)
5. Combination of the cyclone sampler Coriolis® µ with different quantitative analytical methods for the detection of Legionella pneumophila in aerosols. L. Heining, A. Welp, A. Hugo, M. Elsner, M. Seidel (Technical University of Munich - Germany)
6. Gentle and enhanced aerosol-to-hydrosol sampling for rapid monitoring of bioaerosols. H.R. Kim, J. Hwang (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science - Korea)
7. Bioaerosol generation, capture and analysis – a food waste emission investigation. J.T. Tompkins, A.R. Jones, J.J. Allerton, A. Briones, I. Kanu (National Physical Laboratory - United Kingdom)
8. Bacterial viability and air quality: quantitative studies at the ChAMBRe atmospheric simulation chamber. V. Vernocchi, M. Brunoldi, E. Gatta, D. Massabò, F. Parodi, P. Prati (INFN - GENOVA - Italy)
9. Ambient measurement of bioaerosols at a semi-urban site: detection, sources and interferents. E. Markey, J.H. Clancy, M. Martínez-Bracero, R. Sarda-Estève, D. Baisnée, D. O’Connor (Dublin City University - Ireland)
10. Laser Induced Fluorescence (LIF) for a benchmark near real-time characterization of the aerobiome. A. Fontal, S. Borràs, L. Cañas, S. Pozdniakova, X. Rodó (ISGlobal - Spain)
11. Evaluation of a bio-aerosol sampler in collection efficiency of aerosolized SARS-CoV-2. J. Wilkinson, B. Knight, B. Cox, C. Huerter, D. Doerflinger, K. Solocinski, R. Tuttle (MRIGlobal - USA)
12. Real-time tracking of airborne microbial colony forming unit based on on-chip microscopy platform with enrichment aerosol-to-hydrosol transfer. K.J. Heo, H.S. Ko, J.H. Jung (Chonnam National university - Korea)

3.07 - Comparison of different measurement methods

1. Testing air purifiers against virus aerosols – sampling methods. A.C. Springorum, J. Schulz, V.N. Lochte, S. Lau, E. Uhde, S. Wientzek (Fraunhofer WKI - Germany)
2. Description of volcanic aerosol emissions during the 2021 eruption on Cumbre Vieja (La Palma) from a multidisciplinary perspective. A. Barreto, F. Quirós, O.E. García, J. Pereda-de-Pablo, D. González, A. Bedoya-Velázquez, M. Sicard, C. Córdoba-Jabonero, M. Iarlori, V. Rizi, P. Hedelt, N. Krotkov, S. Carn, A.J. Molina-Arias, A.F. Almansa, C. Aramo, J.J. Bustos, C. Li, C.V. Carvajal-Pérez, R. Ceolato, A. Comerón, E. Cuevas, A. Felpeto, R.D. García, M.Á. López-Cayuela, D. Loyola, S. Meletlidis, C. Muñoz-Porcar, E. Pietropaolo, R. Ramos, A. Rodríguez-Gómez, R. Roininen, R. Román, P.M. Romero-Campos, M. Stuefer, C. Toledano, E.J. Welton (AEMET - Spain)
3. Multi-instrumental approach to derive aerosol size distribution at suburban station in Silesia region. A. Pietruczuk, A. Szkop, A. Fernandes (Intitute of Geophysics PAS - Poland)
4. Inertial and Diffusional Aerosol Spectrometer (SDI): A Review. G. Mishra, F. Gensdarmes, A. Kort, M. Domat, O. Masson (Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN) - France)
5. PNC monitoring with diffusion charger based Pegasor AQ Urban instruments in Helsinki – 1-year PNC results from nine sites and comparison with reference CPCs. J.V. Niemi, H. Portin, A. Julkunen, A. Kousa, H.E. Manninen, T. Lepistö, T. Rönkkö, K. Teinilä, H. Timonen (Helsinki Region Environmental Services Authority (HSY) - Finland)
6. Elements recovery in atmospheric aerosol in sites impacted by different sources: comparison of different extraction methods. S. Becagli, L. Caiazzo, G. Calzolai, M. Chiari, A. di Sarra, F. Lucarelli, G. Muscari, S. Nava, G. Pace, M.R. Perrone, S. Romano, M. Severi, D. Sferlazzo, R. Traversi (University of Florence - Italy)
7. Inter-comparison of different versions of Skyrad with AERONET in the MAPP project. G. Kumar, V. Estellés, M. Campanelli, R. Kudo, M.P. Utrillas, J. Grosner (University of Valencia - Spain)
8. Aerodynamic, electrical mobility and optical equivalent diameters of airborne graphene. C. Asbach, M. Weissbuch, T. Storsjö, B. Stahlmecke, A.M. Todea, P. Molnár, H. Tinnerberg (Institut für Energie- und Umwelttechnik e. V. (IUTA) - Germany)
9. Comparison between Black Carbon and Elemental Carbon in South-eastern Spain. J. Seva, E. Yubero, A. Clemente, N. Galindo, A. López-Caravaca, N. Gómez-Sánchez, J. F. Nicolás, J. Crespo. (Miguel Hernández University - Spain)
10. Comparison of 2 years of high-time resolution carbonaceous aerosol measurements with different in-situ measurement techniques vs. offline analysis at a background monitoring site. F. Bachmeier, M. Elsasser, J. Rüdiger, C. Couret, O. Bath, B. Hellack (German Environment Agency - Germany)
11. Ion trajectories and physical quantities in MION2 and Eisele type inlets for atmospheric pressure chemical ionization mass spectrometry. H. Finkenzeller, J. Mikkilä, P. Juuti, J. Kangasluoma (University of Helsinki - Finland)

3.08 - Measurement techniques for combustion aerosols

1. Condensable particulate matter emission factors from the masonry heaters in North-East Europe. M. Maasikmets, K. Vainumäe, M. Vainumäe, E-M. Veermäe, E. Teinemaa (Estonian Environmental Research Centre - Estonia)
2. Correcting measurements of exhaust particle size distributions distorted by coagulation in sampling lines. M. Niskanen, A. Seppänen, H. Oikarinen, M. Olin, P. Karjalainen, S. Mikkonen, K. Lehtinen (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
3. Determining the impact of sulfur exposure on catalytic stripper performance using propane oxidation efficiency measurements. V. Berger, H. Schulz, A. Boies, U. Sonkamble, J. Swanson (Catalytic Instruments GmbH & Co. KG - Germany)
4. Effects of tar brown carbon refractive index on its ability to incandesce during laser heating in the single particle soot photometer (SP2). F. Liu, J.C. Corbin, T.A. Sipkens, G.J. Smallwood (National Research Council Canada - Canada)
5. Standardisation of Black Carbon aerosol metrics for air quality and climate modelling. The StanBC project. K. Eleftheriadis, M.I. Gini, S. Vratolis, K. Vasilatou, A. Nowak, J. Saturno, E. Asmi, A. Brown, K. Ciupek, T. Müller, G. Mocnik, L. Drinovec, E. Weingartner, A. Keller, J. Corbin, G. Smallwood, F. Gaie-Levrel, A. Bescond (Institute of Nuclear and Radiological Science and Technology Energy and Safety - Greece)

4.01 - Exposure: sources, levels and assessment techniques

1. Personal exposure to Black Carbon and its deposition on human lungs in different micro-environments; during commuting and in the office. A. Khan, L. Davulienė, S. Šemčuk, K. Kandrotaitė, A. Minderytė, M. Davtalab, I. Uogintė, M. Skapas, V. Dudoitis, S. Byčenkienė (SRI center for physical science and technology - Lithuania)
2. Evidence driven indoor air quality improvement (EDIAQI). S. Byčenkienė, L. Davulienė, I. Uogintė, A. Minderytė, K. Kandrotaitė (Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (FTMC) - Lithuania)
3. Intra-urban spatial characteristics of roadside ultrafine particle exposure levels in an urban industrial park area. S.F.I. Abdillah, S-J. You, Y-F. Wang (Chung Yuan Christian University - Taiwan)
4. Firework smoke and its impacts. I. Salma, Á. Farkas, T. Weidinger, M. Balogh (Eötvös Loránd University - Hungary)
5. Investigating the impact of floor mopping to indoor particle and VOC concentrations. S.E. Chatoutsidou, M. Lazaridis (Technical University of Crete - Greece)
6. The two intense Saharan dust events of March 2022: radionuclides activity levels in Málaga (Southern Spain). E. Liger, E. Gordo, G. Castelló, F. Hernández, M. López, F.J. Expósito, J.P. Díaz, C. González, P.A. Salazar (University of Málaga - Spain)
7. Biodegradable fibre filters from SPI/PVA composites. S.W. Kang, S.B. Kim, Y.M. Jo (Kyung Hee University - Korea)
8. Trend analysis in particulate matter concentrations in eastern Spain. M. Llinares, N. Galindo, E. Yubero, J.F. Nicolás, J. Crespo, S. Caballero (Miguel Hernández University - Spain)
9. Bio-aerosols released from chicken feces: Effects of temperature and humidity. Y.-C. Chien, S.-H. Chen (National Yunlin University of Science and Technology - Afghanistan)
10. Indoor air quality in two public buildings of Madrid (Spain). E. Alonso-Blanco, F.J. Gómez-Moreno, E. Díaz-Ramiro, J. Fernández, E. Coz, B. Artíñano, C. Yagüe, C. Román-Cascón, A. Narros, R. Borge (CIEMAT - Spain)
11. Evaluation of ETS exposure and the impact of a smoking ban in Internet Cafés, Pubs, and Billiard halls in Korea. K. Ha (Changwon National University - Korea)
12. Ultrafine aerosol concentration model for occupational health assessment. J. Cebolla-Alemany, M. Macarulla Martí, S. Gasso-Domingo, M. Viana, V. Moreno-Martín (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya - Spain)
13. Particle emissions from heated tobacco products. E. Zervas, N. Matsouki, Ch. Tsipa, P. Katsaounou (Hellenic Open University - Greece)
14. Emissions of Particulate Matter from Dry Chamomile Vaporization. E. Zervas, Ch. Tsipa, N. Matsouki (Hellenic Open University - Greece)
15. Secondary organic aerosols formation potential of ambient volatile organic compounds in the metropolitan area of South Korea from a health point of view. D.-M. Eun, Y.-S. Han, K.-J. Jeon, J.-S. Youn (The Catholic University of Korea - Korea)
16. PFAS dust monitoring in households nearby a historically polluted site – Implications for indoor exposure. J. Peters, P.A. Berghmans, G. Jacobs, K. Touchant, Y.S. Jeong, Y. Ait Bamai, A. Covaci (Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO) - Belgium)
17. PFAS air quality monitoring in Flanders, Belgium. P.A. Berghmans, J. Peters, G. Jacobs, K. De Brouwere, J. Gemoets (Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO) - Belgium)
18. Characterization of particles exhaled by swine infected with an Influenza virus. L. Ait Ali Yahia, A. Boulbair, E. Robine, T.L Ha, E. Géhin, F. Paboeuf, S. Hervé, G. Simon, N. Rose, C. Fablet (Univ Paris-Est Creteil CERTES - France)
19. Development of a photonic Montecarlo based model for simulating airborne microorganism inactivation by UV radiation. M.A. Cavagnola, F. Eßlinger, U. Hampel, G. Ebert, G. Lecrivain (Helmholtz Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf - Germany)
20. Performance of surgical smoke management technologies. D. Göhler, K. Oelschlägel, L. Hillemann, L. Aslanyan, M. Stintz, C. Demtröder, M. Ouaissi, U. Giger-Pabst (Topas GmbH - Germany)
21. Know what you breath: understanding and communicating air quality in urban parks. T. Faria, A.C. Sabino, R. Lopes, S.M. Ameida (Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares - Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)
22. Exposure to Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds in Portuguese homes. T. Faria, A.S.S. Daoudi, S.M. Almeida, R. Bossi, M.S. Johnson, K. Vorkamp (Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares - Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)
23. Bridging the gap between atmospheric science and toxicology. A. Voliotis, G. McFiggans, C. Bussy, T. Loret, A. Trafford, K. Dibb, R.F.D. Aldulaymi (The University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
24. Are green space an effective way of removing air pollution. N.A. Saliba, M. Abou Hamad (American University of Beirut - Lebanon)
25. Heavy metal characteristics and health risk assessment of PM2.5 over Delhi, India. S. Jain, V. Goel, M. Faisal, V. Singh, M. Kumar (Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi - India)
26. Impact of COVID-19 lockdown on particulate matter oxidative potential at urban background versus traffic sites. L.J.S. Borlaza, V.D.N. Thuy, S. Grange, S. Socquet, E. Moussu, G. Mary, O. Favez, C. Hueglin, J.L. Jaffrezo, G. Uzu (UNIVERSITY OF GRENOBLE ALPES - France)
27. Aerosol acidity, ligand complexation, and soluble metals influence the oxidative potential of fine particulate matter in urban environments. P. Shahpoury, S. Lelieveld, C. Johannessen, A. Arangio, T. Berkemeier, V. Celo, E. Dabek-Zlotorzynska, T. Harner, G. Lammel, A. Nenes (Trent University - Canada)
28. Exploring deep learning of satellite imagery for PM oxidative potential. I. Hough, L. Argentier, T.V. Dinh Ngoc, O. Favez, J.-L. Jaffrezo, J. Chanussot, G. Uzu (University Grenoble Alpes - France)
29. Examining seasonal and diurnal variability in particulate matter oxidative potential at an urban background location. S. Dubey, U. Arora, A.K. Sam, H.C. Phuleria (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay - India)
30. Utilizing multiple satellite data products and machine learning models for estimation of PM2.5 concentrations – accounting for aerosol properties improves the prediction. S. Falah, D.M. Broday (Technion - Israel)
31. Impact of the COVID-19 lockdowns on air quality near Lisbon airport. V. Martins, G. Batalha, F. Garcia, I. Dionisio, C. Gonçalves, F. Lucarelli, C.A. Alves, L. Samek, S.M. Almeida (Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)

4.02 - Human exposure and health studies

1. A study on exposure of respiratory hazard factors in food service workers. W. Cha (Korea Workers’ Compensation and Welfare Service - Korea)
2. Characteristics and health risks of exposure to PM2.5 and PM0.25-bound PAHs and their derivatives from rural household heating ways in the Fenwei Plain, China. Y. Gu, H. Xu, R. Feng (Xi'an Jiaotong University - China)
3. Assessment of E. coli bioaerosols emitted from a sludge dewatering house: emission characteristics, health risks, and preventive measures. Yi-N. Hu, B-B. Cui, Y-l. Yuan, S-V. Liu, T-N Lai, C. Yan (China University of Geosciences - China)
4. Leveraging aerosol sampling during risk assessments of emerging influenza viruses using a ferret transmission model. J.A. Pulit-Penaloza, N. Brock, T. Kieran, X. Sun, J.A. Belser, C. Pappas, T.R. Maines (Centers for Disease Control & Prevention - USA)
5. Impacts of PAH air pollutant phenanthrene on cardiovascular transcriptomics. J.W. Morris, C. Bussy, S. Cruickshank, H.A. Shiels (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
6. Numerical and experimental study of gender differences in fiber deposition. M. Belka, O. Misik, F. Lizal, J. Elcner, M. Jicha (Brno University of Technology - Czech Republic)
7. Spatially and temporally resolved studies of the fate of exhaled “COVID-like” particles in outdoor environments. B.M. Redlin, A.M. Collins, J.J. Swanson (Minnesota State University Mankato - USA)
8. Impact of aerosols on human health: Economic growth and projected effects for Europe. J. Kushta, E. Giannakis, A. Violaris, N. Paisi, J.Lelieveld (The Cyprus Institute - Cyprus)
9. Human exhaled breath analysis after exposure to irritant using real time mass spectrometry. M.P. Sjögren, T. Holst, A.M. Krais, V. Ideböhn, A. Gudmundsson, J. Nielsen, E. Assarsson, P. Nilsson, K. Lovén, C. Lindh, J. Löndahl (Lund University - Sweden)
10. Efficiency of a newly designed portable air purifier in reducing the SARS-CoV-2 airborne infection risk in close-proximity. G. Buonanno, G. Cortellessa, F. Arpino, L. Stabile (University of Cassino and Southern Lazio - Italy)
11. Risk of exposure to PM10 on the Hospital Admissions of Respiratory Diseases in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. N.M. Sofwan, M.T. Latif, M. Sahani (Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) - Malaysia)
12. Long-term exposure to air pollution and COVID-19 severity: A cohort study in Greater Manchester, United Kingdom. S. Hyman, J. Zhang, Z.J. Andersen, S. Cruickshank, P. Møller, K. Daras, R.. Williams, D. Topping, Y-H. Lim (The University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
13. Effects of personal exposure to oxidative potential of PM2.5 on oxidative stress biomarkers in pregnant women: a cross-sectional study. A. Marsal, J.J. Sauvain, A. Thomas, S. Lyon-Caen, L.J.S. Borlaza, J.L. Jaffrezo, A. Boudier, S. Darfeuil, R. Elazzouzi, J. Lepeule, R. Chartier, S. Bayat, R. Slama, V. Siroux, G. Uzu, and the SEPAGES cohort study group. (Institut des Géosciences de l'Environnement (IGE) - France)
14. Changes of oxidative stress markers among motorbike drivers working and living in polluted cities: The case of Douala and Dschang, Cameroon. T.J. Eloge, O. Nadine, D. Solange, N.K. Cerge, G.M. Stéphanie, B.N. Prosper Cabral, I. Annesi-Maesano, T.P. Bruno (University of Dschang Faculty of Sciences: Universite de Dschang Faculte des Sciences - Germany)
15. Evaluating the inhalation risk of microplastics from face masks using the nasal lavages. A. Torres-Agullo, A. Karanasiou, S. Lacorte (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research of the Spanish Research Council (IDAEA-CSIC) - Spain)
16. Emission of ultrafine particles during 3D printing and estimation of respiratory tract deposition. C.S. Yoon, O.H. Kwon, M.J. Park, J.H. Park, H.J. Jeon (Seoul National University - Korea)
17. Measuring Black Carbon Particles in Human Placentae. P.K. Hopke, A. Chiu, V.K. Thomas, E.G. Norris, R.K. Miller (Clarkson University - USA)
18. Mutagenic properties of road dust from a selected underground garages. W. Rogula-Kozłowska, J.S. Bihałowicz, J. Bihałowicz, J. Rybak, M. Wróbel, M. Radziemska, M. Brtnicky, A. Walczak, J. Holatko, A. Walczak (The Main School of Fire Service - Poland)
19. Cases of occupational diseases caused by occupational exposure to bioaerosol in Korea. E.Y. Kim (Institute of Occupation and Environment - Korea)

4.03 - Health-relevant aerosols and their characteristics

1. Inhalable microplastics from crumb rubber materials used in recreational surfaces. T. Moreno, A. Balasch, X. Borrel, K. Savva, M. Farré, E. Eljarrat, M. Llorca (IDAEA-CSIC - Spain)
2. Residential indoor PM10 and elemental composition in different microenvironments: bedroom, living room and kitchen. Y. A. Cipoli, C. Alves, F. Lucarelli, L. Furst, M. Feliciano (University of Aveiro - Portugal)
3. Impacts of the composition of PM2.5 on the generation of reactive oxygen species by ambient aerosols measured in Seoul, Korea. E.H. Park, H. Kim (Seoul National University - Korea)
4. Pool Scrubbing experiments with elevated pool temperature. R. Vennemann, T. Jankowski, M. K. Koch (Ruhr-Universität Bochum - Germany)
5. Carbonation of sodium aerosol in a confined environment at simulated environmental condition. U. Pujala, R. Ananthanarayanan, A. Kumar, V. Subramanian, B. Venkatraman (Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research (IGCAR) - India)
6. Black carbon and particle lung deposited surface area in small scale wood combustion emissions: effects of an electrostatic precipitator and photochemical ageing. A. Mukherjee, S. Basnet, J. Joutsensaari, M. Ihalainen, G. Jakobi, A. Mesceriakovas, P. Yli-Pirilä, M. Somero, A. Hartikainen, J. Louhisalmi, J. Tissari, H. Czech, R. Zimmermann, O.Sippula (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
7. Respiratory deposition and associated health risks in rural communities of Northeast India from exposure to targeted and non-targeted polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons during residential cooking. B. Sharma, S. Sarkar (Indian Institute of Technology Mandi - India)
8. Assessing the toxicity and oxidative stress of aerosols from tropical Asia peatland wildfire. S.H. Budisulistiorini, C. Guo, S. Mukhopadhyay, M. Ellington, A.D. Ward (University of York - United Kingdom)
9. Temporal characterization of black carbon pollution in São Paulo, Southeastern Brazil. C.F.H. Wikuats, T. Nogueira, E.D. Freitas, M.F. Andrade (University of São Paulo - Brazil)
10. Characterization of the finer fraction of road dust in an urban area. S. Pereira, H. Ribeiro, A. Guedes (University of Porto - Portugal)
11. Oxidative Potential and Reactive Oxygen Species Online Measurements of Ultrafine Particles of Marine Engine Emissions. A. Barth, B. Utinger, ULTRHAS consortium, R. Zimmermann, M. Kalberer (University of Basel - Switzerland)
12. Oxidative potential of summertime fine particulate matter over a megacity, Delhi, India. P.K. Verma, M. Devaprasad, C. Shaw, R. Meena, H. Bhowmik, S.N. Tripathi, N. Rastogi (Physical Research Laboratory - India)
13. Aerofix - Detection and characterization of pathogenic aerosols. S. Pennuttis, S. Homolka, L. Paulowski, T. Gutsmann (Research Center Borstel - Germany)

4.08 - Respiratory tract uptake, translocation and clearance

1. Inactivation of Infectious Bioaerosols by Dielectric Filter Discharge. S. Lee, K-H. Baek, J-Y. Park, S. Jung, E-y. Byeon, D-G. Kim (Korea institute of materials science - Korea)

5.01 - Smog chamber and flowtube simulations and experiments

1. Alternating Photochemical and dark ageing of biomass burning plumes in the Large Aerosol Chamber (PHOTO-LAC). H. Czech, O.B. Popovicheva, D. Chernov, A.S. Kozlov, E. Schneider, M. Sueur, V.P. Shmargunov, C. Afonso, C.P. Rüger, R. Zimmermann (University of Rostock - Germany)
2. Real time measurements of the secondary organic aerosol formation and aging from ambient air using an Oxidation Flow Reactor in Seoul during winter. Y. Park, H. Kim (Seoul National University - Korea)
3. Impact of temperature on aerosol penetration through FFP2 masks. D. Tobjörk, L. Örebrand, T. Tjärnhage, M. Thunell (FOI Swedish Defence Research Agency - Sweden)
4. Quantifying the light-absorption properties and molecular composition of brown carbon aerosol from African biomass combustion. V. Moschos, C. Christensen, M.N. Fiddler, B.J. Turpin, S. Bililign, J.D. Surratt (University of North Carolina System - USA)
5. Highly oxygenated organic molecules formation from ∆3-carene ozonolysis and its temperature dependence. Y. Luo, D. Thomsen, E.M. Iversen, J.T. Skønager, L. Li, M. Priestley, P. Roldin, H.B. Pedersen, M. Hallquist, M. Bilde, M. Glasius, M. Ehn (University of Helsinki - Finland)
6. Towards constraining autoxidation chemistry. L. Pichelstorfer, S.P. O'Meara, G. McFiggans (pi-numerics - Austria)
7. Chemical characterization of primary aerosol emissions and secondary aerosol formation from ship engine using Marine Gas Oil (MGO) and Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) at low engine load. A. Paul, T. Hohaus, H. Czech, O.Sippula, R. Zimmermann,Y. Rudich, A. Kiendler-Scharr and the aeroHEALTH Consortium (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH - Germany)
8. Atmospheric autoxidation of furans as a source of highly oxygenated organic molecules (HOM). R. Asgher, S. Farhoudian, S. Barua, A. Kumar, S. Iyer, P. Seal, S. Jha, M. Bezaatpour, M. Rissanen (Tampere University - Finland)
9. Evaluation of methods for determination of formaldehyde in stationary source emissions using a test bench ‘LOOP’. A.M. Cefalì, L. Ferrero, E. Bolzacchini, N. Losi, I. Gini, A. Doldi, C. Franchina, M. Gianotti, D. Cipriano (University of Milano-Bicocca - Italy)
10. A new iodometric microwave assisted method for SOA-bound peroxide determination. D. Alba-Elena, M.T. Baeza-Romero, M. Antiñolo, V. López-Arza, E. Valero (Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha - Spain)
11. Secondary organic aerosol formation from the OH induced photooxidation of Ambient air in an oxidation flow reactor over Delhi. V. Goel, N.T., M.G., L.K.S., V.S., M.K. (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi - India)
12. Rapid formation of highly oxygenated organic molecules (HOM) from OH-initiated oxidation of aldehydes. S. Barua, A. Kumar, S. Iyer, P. Seal, M. Rissanen (Tampere University - Finland)
13. Secondary Organic Aerosols Formation from the Mixtures of Anthropogenic Intermediate-volatility Organic Compounds and Biogenic Volatile Organic Compounds. G. Xie, A. Voliotis, T.J. Bannan, H. Coe, G. McFiggans (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
14. Phase state and volatility of secondary organic aerosol formed in smog chamber. S. Kim, H. Lee, A. Ali, F. Ashraf, H.-J. Lim (Kyungpook National University - Korea)
15. Unexpected significance of a minor reaction pathway in daytime formation of biogenic highly oxygenated organic compounds. H. Shen, L. Vereecken, S. Kang, I. Pullinen, H. Fuchs, D. Zhao, T.F. Mentel (Fudan University - China)
16. Ozone formation sensitivity indicated by highly oxygenated organic molecules. J. Zhang, J. Zhao, V. Mickwitz, Y. Luo, M. Ehn (Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research - Finland)

5.02 - Quantum chemical calculation of aerosol formation and gas-phase kinetics

1. Sparkling unusually stable alloy clusters. Y. Han, J. Feng (ShanghaiTech University - China)
2. A density functional theory (DFT) investigation of the mechanism of HOM formation by methyl furans initiated by OH radical. S. Jha, S. Farhoudian, R. Asgher, S. Barua, P. Seal, S. Iyer, A. Kumar, M. Bezaatpour, M. Rissanen (Tampere University - Finland)
3. Autoxidation of aromatic carbonyls in the atmosphere: Case study of Benzaldehyde, Acetophenone and Phenylacetaldehyde. P. Seal, S. Barua, A. Kumar, S. Iyer, M. Rissanen (Tampere University - Finland)
4. Benchmarking of computational methods for modelling freshly nucleated particles. H. Wu, J. Elm (Aarhus University - Denmark)
5. Curation of a large molecular dataset for atmospheric science purposes. V. Besel, M. Todorović, T. Kurtén, P. Rinke, H. Vehkamäki (University of Helsinki - Finland)
6. Modelling the cluster to particle transition of large anhydrous sulfuric acid and ammonia clusters. M. Engsvang, J. Kubečka, J. Elm (Aarhus University - Denmark)
7. Investigation on the decomposition pathways of recently detected organic hydrotrioxides in the atmosphere. E. Ahongshangbam, N. Myllys (University of Helsinki - Finland)
8. Atmospheric Impact of Isoprene and Peroxy Radicals Accretion Reactions. D. Pasik, N. Myllys (University of Helsinki - Finland)

5.03 - Molecular dynamics

1. Mean free path of air: The impact of inelastic molecular collisions. D.G. Tsalikis, V.G. Mavrantzas, S.E. Pratsinis (ETH Zürich - Switzerland)
2. Nucleation and growth of aerosol Au nanocrystals. Y. Wang, E. Goudeli, S.E. Pratsinis (ETH Zürich - Switzerland)

5.06 - Interaction between aerosols and surfaces, coatings

1. Adhesion forces of radioactive particles measured by an Aerodynamic Method and AFM. S. Peillon, T. Gélain, M. Payet, F. Gensdarmes, C. Grisolia, O. Pluchery (Institut de Radioprotection et de Surete Nucléaire - France)
2. Micro-Droplet Transition from Bouncing to Sticking Behaviour on Hydrophobic Surfaces. J.A. Mclauchlan, A. Souslov, A.M. Squires (University of Bath - United Kingdom)

Session: Plenary-2 (9:00-10:00, Auditorium 1)

Silvia Henning

Chairs: Graciela B. Raga, Konstantinos Eleftheriadis

1. Drivers of Cloud Condensation Nuclei (CCN) Concentrations and Properties. Silvia Henning (Leibniz-Institut für Troposphärenforschung e.V. (TROPOS) - Germany)

Session: 4-A1 (10:30-12:00, Auditorium 1)

OP source apportionment and aerosol processes

Chairs: Daniele Contini, Maria Chiara Pietrogrande

1. Oxidative potential concentrations and relation to sources in India in comparison to other regions in the world. D. Bhattu, I. El Haddad, H. S. Bhowmik, V. Moschos, C.P. Lee, G. Uzu, M. Rauber, G. Salazar, A. Gülcin, K.Y. Cheung, L. Qi, Y. Hao, P. Khare, T. Cui, M. Manousakas, J.G. Slowik, P. Vats, , S. Mishra, V. Lalchandani, R. Satish, P. Rai, R. Casotto, A. Tobler, V. Kumar, N. Rastogi, A.K. Srivastava, D. Ganguly, F. Canonaco, J. Schnelle-Kreis, P. A. Dominutti, Q. Y. Wang, J. V. Puthussery, R. L Modini, J.-L. Jaffrez, S. Szidat, U. Baltensperger, K. R. Daellenbach, Y. L. Sun, Q. Chen, V. Verma, J.J. Cao, S.N. Tripathi, A.S.H. Prevot (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
2. Oxidation potential and its related physicochemical properties changes of soot particles: The effects of ozone and photochemcial aging processes. J. Shang, J.L. Zhu, M.S. Sheng, Y.Y. Chen, Q. Li, Y. Kuang, X.D. Shi, X.H. Qiu, T. Zhu (Peking University - China)
3. Photochemical aging increases the toxicity of EURO 6 gasoline car exhaust in bronchial and alveolar epithelial cells exposed at the air-liquid interface. M.N. Delaval, H. Czech, M. Almasaleekh, S. Offer, M. Ihalainen, P. Yli-Pirilä, N. Duale, J. Ovrevik, T. Hohaus, M. Kalberer, S. Di Bucchianico, O. Sippula, Y. Rudich, R. Zimmermann, and all aeroHEALTH consortium members (Helmholtz Munich - Germany)
4. Oxidative potential (OP) and reactive oxygen species (ROS) in combustion, brake, tire and road wear particles. V. Malmborg, Y. Lyu, M. Gustafsson, I. Sadiktsis, P. Marjanen, T. Rönkkö, P. Karjalainen, K.R. Dällenbach, M. Tunér, P.A. Clausen, N. Raun Jacobsen, J. Wahlström, J. Pagels, U. Vogel (Lund University - Sweden)
5. Effects of Saharan dust events on ambient PM oxidative potential. E.J.S. Souza, K.W. Fomba, N. Deabji, H. Herrmann (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS) - Germany)
6. Pollution sources affecting oxidative potential of fine aerosols from a Portuguese urban-industrial area. N. Canha, C. Gamelas, S. Gonçalves, S. Mendez, S. Cabo Verde, S.M. Almeida, A.R. Bartolomeo, M.R. Guascito, E. Merico, D. Contini (Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)

Session: 4-A2 (10:30-12:00, Auditorium 2)

Secondary organic aerosols

Chairs: Erik Hoffmann, Christopher Kampf

1. Characterizing the sources of VOCs contributing to Ozone and secondary organic formation potential accounting for photooxidative loss in an urban area of Eastern Asia. Y-C. Ting, Z-W. Chen, C-H. Huang, Z-J. Ciou (National Taiwan University - Taiwan)
2. Effect of secondary organic aerosol formation pathways on climate and health effects. L. Qi, K.Y. Cheung, C.P. Lee, D.Y. Wang, Z.Y. Li, W.K. Ran, Y.F. Hao, G. Chen, W.Q. Xu, Q.Q. Wang, T.Q. Cui, K. Li, Y.M. Han, Q.Y. Wang, Z.F. Wang, Y.L. Sun, U. Baltensperger, R.L. Modini, I.E. Haddad, J.J. Cao, A.S.H. Prevot, J.G. Slowik (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
3. Chemical characterization of a long-range transported wildfire plume in the Siberian Arctic by comprehensive ultra-high resolution mass spectrometry. E. Schneider, H. Czech, O. B. Popovicheva, M. A. Chicheva, N. S. Kasimov, C. P. Rüger, R. Zimmermann (University of Rostock - Germany)
4. Seasonal observation and model prediction of significant contributions of nighttime chemistry to secondary organic aerosol. L. Liu, T. Hohaus, P. Franke, A.C. Lange, R. Tillmann, H. Fuchs, Z.F. Tan, F. Rohrer, V. Karydis, Q.F. He, V. Vardhan, S. Andres, B. Bohn, F. Holland, B. Winter, S. Wedel, A. Novelli, A. Hofzumahaus, A. Wahner, A. Kiendler-Scharr (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH - Germany)
5. Evolution of nitrogen-containing organic compounds from biomass burning aerosols. L. Li, Y. Lin, J. Li, X. Zhang, Z. Li, J. Cao, Y. Han (Chinese Academy of Sciences - China)
6. Impact of HO2/RO2 ratio on secondary organic aerosol formation potential of α-pinene photooxidation products. Y. Baker, S. Kang, R. Wu, T. Ziehm, Q. He, T. Hohaus, V. Geretti, M. Hallquist, G. McFiggans, S.R. Zorn, T.F. Mentel, A. Wahner (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH - Germany)

Session: 4-R1 (10:30-12:00, Room 1)

Occupational exposures and health risks

Chairs: Giulia Simonetti, Aneta Wierzbicka

1. Comparison of aerosol measurement conventions in occupational and environmental health. A. Paillat, F. Gaie-Levrel, F. Gensdarmes, M. Keirsbulck, R. Matran, X. Simon (Anses - France)
2. Personal exposure of firefighters during wildfires and prescribed forest burns. J. Gili, M. Viana, B.L. van Drooge (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research – Spanish Research Council (IDAEA-CSIC) - Spain)
3. Health risk assessment in recycling sites of electrical and electronic equipment waste. G. Simonetti, D. Pomata, P. Di Filippo, C. Riccardi, F. Buiarelli, F. Lucarelli, G. Pazzi, R. Galarini, S. Lorenzetti, L. Goracci (SAPIENZA università di roma - Italy)
4. Electric waste recycling PM1 emissions: characteristics and environmental toxicity. C. Isaxon, M. T. Ekvall, L.-A. Hansson, F. Stábile, I. Odnevall, J. Sturve, J. Rissler (Lund University - Sweden)
5. Characterization of different types of industrial airborne graphene nanoparticles. P. Molnár, T. Storsjö, M. Weissbuch, C. Asbach, B. Stahlmecke, H. Tinnerberg (University of Gothenburg - Sweden)
6. Characteristics of newly formed aerosol particles for two different Ni-alloys used in 3D metal printing processes. Sz. Kugler, A. Nagy, V. Groma, S. Pollastri, J. Osán (Centre for Energy Research - Hungary)

Session: 4-R2 (10:30-12:00, Room 2.1)

Electric Effects I

Chairs: Luewton Agostinho, Jose Moran

1. EHDA closed loop control system based on real time non-visual spray mode classification. J.P. Miranda Marques, L.P. Di Bonito, K. Glanzer, A. Carrasco-Munoz L.L.F. Agostinho (NHL Stenden - Netherlands)
2. Electrophoretic deposition of fine and ultrafine particles on electrosprayed water droplets. A. Parisi, M. Alessio, L.P. Di Bonito, F. Di Natale (University of Naples Federico II - Italy)
3. Investigation of bipolar coagulation in bipolar electrosprays. M. Kawalek, W. Peukert, C. Lübbert (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg - Germany)
4. Roles of viscosity and entanglement number in liquid fragmentation regimes in electrospraying. D. Parajuli, E. Bodnár, J. Rosell-Llompart (University Rovira i Virgili - Spain)
5. Effect of the collector voltage and geometry on the stability of electrohydrodynamic spraying in the cone-jet bipolar mode for carbon-based liquid suspensions. A. Parisi, S. Martin, P.L. Garcia-Ybarra, J.L. Castillo (University of Naples Federico II - Italy)
6. Neutralization of a spray of charged droplets by a corona discharge. M. Khalifehei, F.J. Higuera (Universidad Politecnica de Madrid - Spain)

Session: 4-R3 (10:30-12:00, Room 2.2)

Data Science in Aerosol Research II

Chairs: David Broday, Nanna Myllys

1. Decomposing PM2.5 concentrations into meaningful source contributions using nonnegative matrix factorization. I. Belachsen, D. Broday (Technion - Israel)
2. Bayesian autocorrelated matrix factorization for improved source apportionment analyses. A. Rusanen, A. Björklund, M. Manousakas, J. Jiang, M. Kulmala, K. Puolamäki, K.R Daellenbach (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
3. Deep learning based classification of biological aerosols. H. Zhang, D. Topping, I. Crawford, M. Gallagher, M.N. Chan, H.B.M. Lee, S. Xing, T.H. Ng, A. Tai (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
4. Improving temporal and spatial coverage of UK Black Carbon measurements by applying a Machine Learning approach. I.S. Wong, J.D. Allan, G.W. Fuller, A. Font (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
5. Two-step Machine Learning reveals near-road Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in individual particles from biomass burning, coal combustion and vehicle emissions. C. Song, J. Zhang, H. Tong, J. Xu, Z. Shi, H. Coe, H. Mao (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
6. Unraveling the contributions of normal/abnormal fluctuations and meteorological factors on atmospheric visibility using an interpretable residual model. T.C. Lin, P.T. Chiueh, T.C. Hsiao* (Graduate Institute of Environmental Engineering (National Taiwan University) - Taiwan)

Session: K2-A1 (12:05-12:35, Auditorium 1)

Keynote Lidia Morawska

Chairs: Gerhard Kasper, Jose L Castillo

1. Indoor air quality standards for particulate matter: how it will work. Lidia Morawska (Queensland University of Technology - Australia)

Session: K2-A2 (12:05-12:35, Auditorium 2)

Keynote Robert McGraw

Chairs: Eirini Goudeli, Manuel Arias

1. Representation of Multivariate Particle Populations in Atmospheric Transport Models. Robert McGraw (Brookhaven National Laboratory - USA)

Session: 5-A1 (13:30-15:00, Auditorium 1)

Ambient Optical Properties of Black and Brown Carbon

Chairs: Rob Modini, Martin Rigler

1. Modelling of the light to heat processes of Black Carbon particles. N. Kousias, I. Raptis, L. Haedrich, A. Stylogiannis, V. Ntziachristos, L. Ntziachristos (Technical University Munich (Chair of Biomedical Imaging) - Germany)
2. One year of organic aerosol source apportionment in Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard from advanced spectroscopic techniques (H-NMR and AMS). M. Paglione, M. Rinaldi, M. Russo, K. Daellenbach, Y. Hao, M. Mazzola, D. Fellin, K. Mansour, E. Tagliavini, A. Mazzanti, S. Decesari (National Research Council of Italy (CNR) - Italy)
3. Trends in black carbon mass concentration and coating thickness during the 2022 Ship Emissions over the Arctic and North Atlantic (SEANA) Project. D. Hughes, D. Baumgardner, J. Steiner, Z. Shi, M. Du (Droplet Measurement Technologies - USA)
4. Trends in refractory Black Carbon mass concentration and coating thickness during the 2021 Regional Cumulative Assessment Project (ReCAP) Project. D. Baumgardner, D. Hughes, S. Liu (Droplet Measurement Technologies - USA)
5. Optical properties, chemical composition and sources of atmospheric brown carbon aerosol. R-J. Huang, W. Yuan, L. Yang, Y. Liu (Chinese Academy of Sciences - China)
6. Optical properties, chemical characterization and loss pathways of brown carbon molecules in rural Germany. F. Jiang, H. Saathoff, A. Laskin, V. Moschos, J. Song, T. Leisner (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)

Session: 5-A2 (13:30-15:00, Auditorium 2)

Physico-chemical properties of atmospheric aerosols

Chairs: Fabian Mahrt, Andrea Casans Gabasa

1. In-flight studies of gas-particle partitioning during drying of sea salt aerosols using the aerosol sample delivery system at MAX IV Laboratory. C. Preger, N. Walsh, A. Kivimäki, J. Lin, N. Prisle, A.C. Eriksson, J. Rissler (Lund University - Sweden)
2. Hygroscopic mass growth of optically levitated sea salt and sea salt based inorganic-organic aerosol particles. M.J. Gleichweit, O.Reich, T. Kraus, G. David, R. Signorell (ETH Zürich - Switzerland)
3. Investigating microalgae: aerosolization and stress response. B. Rosati, J. Tygesen Skønager, M. Barbato, M. Bilde, K. Kristensen, S.V.M. Tesson (Aarhus University - Denmark)
4. Remote marine aerosol properties over the Western North Atlantic Ocean during NASA NAAMES field campaigns. F. Gallo, K.J. Sanchez, B.E. Anderson, M.D. Brown, E.C. Crosbie, C. Jordan, C.E. Robinson, T.J. Shingler, M.A. Shook, K.L. Thornhill, E.B. Wiggins, E.L. Winstead, L.D. Ziemba, R.H. Moore (Nasa Langley Research Center - USA)
5. Characterization of Secondary Organic Aerosol formation under forested pristine conditions. C. Ramirez-Romero, J.F. de Brito, S. Dusanter, M. Jamar, A. Tomas, H. Bouzidi, A. Lahib, L. Fayad, M.A. Franco, S. Carbone, S. Wolff, B.A. Holanda, L.A. Kremper, A. Edtbauer, J. Williams, P. Artaxo, C. Pöhlker, S. Sauvage (Max Planck Institute for Chemistry / IMT Nord Europe - Germany)
6. Surface tension of atmospheric aerosol particles: a data-driven modelling approach. J. Kleinheins, N. Shardt, C. Marcolli (ETH Zurich - Switzerland)

Session: 5-R1 (13:30-15:00, Room 1)

Aerosol mapping and spatial distribution

Chairs: Marta Almeida, Franco Lucarelli

1. Black Carbon in urban atmosphere in the Pearl River Delta, China: sources, size-segregated deposition and associated health risks. Y. Liu, L. Wu, S. Huang, W. Hu, B. Yuan (Jinan University - China)
2. Mapping ultrafine particle concentrations and lung deposited surface area at the urban environment in the Eastern Mediterranean. I. Stavroulas, G. Grivas, P. Kalkavouras, A. Bougiatioti, E. Liakakou, C. Chatzidiakos, D. Paraskevopoulou, S. Bezantakos, A. Bigi, G. Veratti, K. Petrinoli, G. Biskos, E. Gerasopoulos, N. Mihalopoulos (National Observatory of Athens - Greece)
3. Spatial variability of air pollutant and aerosol number concentrations downwind of BER airport derived from mobile measurements. L. Gerling, S. Weber (TU Braunschweig - Germany)
4. Air pollution concentration maps in Bucharest using mobile measurements strategy. J. Vasilescu, D. Nicolae, C. Talianu, A. Ilie, A. Dandocsi, M. Corbu, A. Scarlat, T. Alexandru, O. G. Tudose, M.M. Cazacu (National Institute of Research and Development for Optoelectronics - Romania)
5. Air pollution profiling through UAV-assisted monitoring. J. Lage, M. Silva, N. Canha, S.M. Almeida (Instituto Superior Técnico (Universidade de Lisboa) - Portugal)
6. Source apportionment of personal exposure to air pollution in urban and peri-urban areas of Beijing using advanced sensor technologies. Y.L. Li, E. Chatzidiakou, E. Martin, C. Giorio, R. Jones, T. Zhu, and AIRLESS Team (University of Cambridge - United Kingdom)

Session: 5-R2 (13:30-15:00, Room 2.1)

Filtration of aerosols and functional materials

Chairs: Mohsen Kazemimanesh, Georgia Kastrinaki

1. The bidimensional size and charge distribution of sub- and supermicrometer particles in an electrostatic precipitator. J. Morán, L. Li, H. Ouyang, Y. Qiao, B.A. Olson, and C.J. Hogan Jr. (University of Minnesota - USA)
2. A new generation of facepiece filtering respirators against bioaerosol hazards. S.A. Grinshpun, M. Yermakov, X. Niu, G. Sun, S. Eckstein, Y. Sun, R. Li, G. Song, R.H. Koehler (University of Cincinnati - USA)
3. Filtration of nanoparticle with different morphology on fibrous filters. F. Furgiuele, L. Boskovic, I.E. Agranovski (Torrens University - Australia)
4. Design and optimization of wire-mesh aerodynamic separators for sub-micron aerosol droplets. G. Dwars, C. Mehring (University of Stuttgart - Germany)
5. Mitigation of particle resuspension by aqueous foam during explosive detonation experiment. P. Lemaitre, C. Bodiot, S. Bourrous, D. Costa, S. Courtiaud, T. Paccou, N. Lecysyn, F. Gensdarmes (IRSN - France)
6. Developments for SAW-based aerosol generation: Miniaturized, cost-efficient, mass-producible and reproducible systems. M. Roudini, B. Patel, A. Winkler (Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research Dresden - Germany)

Session: 5-R3 (13:30-15:00, Room 2.2)

Airborne Nano- and Microplastics: Analytical techniques & method development

Chairs: Sari Budisulistiorini, Freja Hasager

1. Scanning Electron Microscopic investigation and chemical analysis of tire wear particles. M. Löber, L. Bondorf, T. Grein, T. Schripp (German Aerospace Center (DLR) - Germany)
2. A novel elutriation and oleoextraction method for the characterization of airborne small microplastics (< 100 µm), plastic additives, and other microlitter components. F. Corami, B. Rosso, C. Barbante, A. Gambaro (Institute of Polar Sciences of the National Research Council - Italy)
3. Quantifying the chemical composition and mass concentration of nanoplastic particles in the atmosphere using Real-time Mass Spectrometry. S. Niu, S. Gagan, M. Canagaratna, Q. Ying, Y. Zhang (Texas A&M University - USA)
4. Nano-sized plastic aerosols from bubble bursting. E.R. Kjærgaard, F. Hasager, S.S. Petters, M. Glasius, M. Bilde (Aarhus University - Denmark)
5. On the road again: Tracing tire wear particles in atmospheric samples using chemical marker components. E. Eckenberger, M. Younes, T. Mayer, S. Kernchen, M.G.J. Löder, C. Laforsch, A.C. Nölscher (University of Bayreuth - Germany)
6. Microplastics analysis: is direct inlet Py-GC/MS exploitable for a polymeric characterisation of atmospheric aerosol?. E. Gregoris, G. Gallo, B. Rosso, F. Corami, A. Gambaro (National Research Council of Italy (CNR) - Italy)

Session: 6-A1 (15:30-17:00, Auditorium 1)

Studies on OP methods

Chairs: Athanasios Nenes, Despina Paraskevopoulou

1. First results from an international intercomparison of methodologies for the oxidative potential of PM. G. Uzu, P. Dominutti, I. Mudway, A. Nenes, K. Bougiatioti , N. Mihalopoulos, D. Green, T. Madhbi, G.Hoek , R.Harrison & all the participating groups (University of Grenoble Alpes / IRD - France)
2. Online measurements of oxidative potential and reactive oxygen species are essential for accurate characterization of particles and of biological effects in Human Lung cells. M. Kalberer, B. Utinger, A. Barth, S. Campbell, Z. Leni, J. Zhang, S. Steimer, N. Bukowiecki, M. Geiser (University of Basel - Switzerland)
3. Protein modification by biological and atmospheric oxidants in the epithelial lining fluid. A. Mishra, S. Lelieveld, U. Pöschl, T. Berkemeier (Max Planck Institute for Chemistry - Germany)
4. Beyond oxidative potential: Using a multiphase kinetics model to assess the Health Effects of air pollutants. T. Berkemeier, E. Dovrou, S. Lelieveld, A. Mishra, U. Pöschl (Max Planck Institute for Chemistry - Germany)
5. Kinetics of the ascorbate depletion driven by transition metals and naphthoquinone under different fluid composition. A. Expósito, J. Maillo, M. Santibáñez, I. Fernández-Olmo (UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA - Spain)
6. Influence of the experimental conditions on manganese solubility and oxidative potential of welding fumes. M. Ghanem, L.Y. Alleman, D. Rousset, E. Perdrix, P. Coddeville (1 Institut National de Recherche et de Sécurité 2 IMT Nord Europe Institut Mines Télécom University of Lille - France)

Session: 6-A2 (15:30-17:00, Auditorium 2)

Secondary aerosol processes

Chairs: Bernadette Rosati, Thorsten Hoffmann

1. Determining steps leading to formation of highly oxygenated organic molecules (HOM) from α-pinene ozonolysis using selective deuteration. M. Meder, F. Graeffe, J. Luo, J. G. Varelas, O. Peräkylä, T. Kurtén, M. P. Rissanen, M. Riva, F. M. Geiger, R. J. Thomson, M. Ehn (University of Helsinki - Finland)
2. Sources and global distribution of atmospheric perchlorate aerosol: Insights from the reanalysis of multiple NASA airborne datasets. P. Campuzano-Jost, D. Kim, J.L. Jimenez et al. (Univ. of Colorado-Boulder - USA)
3. Unexpectedly rapid removal of Sodium Methanesulfonate upon heterogeneous OH oxidation revealed by Smog Chamber Experiment. S.I.M. Ng, Z. Li, A. Buchholz, I. Pullinen, S. Kommula, A. Nissinen, M. Alton, P. Yli-Pirilä, B. Rosati, M. Bilde, A. Virtanen, M. Glasius, S. Schobesberger, M.N. Chan (The Chinese University of Hong Kong - Hong Kong)
4. Chemical cloud processing impacts abundance of methylamines in the marine atmosphere. E. H. Hoffmann, A. Tilgner, H. Herrmann (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS) - Germany)
5. MultilayerPy: a python package for creating and optimising multi-layer models of aerosol and film processes. A. Milsom, A. Lees, A.M. Squires, C. Pfrang (University of Birmingham - United Kingdom)
6. Investigation of the influence of ferrous iron on secondary organic aerosol in a two-phase oxidation system. S. Lüchtrath, S. Klemer, A. Held (Technische Universität Berlin - Germany)

Session: 6-R1 (15:30-17:00, Room 1)

Biomass combustion aerosols and their health effects

Chairs: Aneta Wierzbicka, Christina Isaxon

1. Factors that govern indoor SVOC uptake by particles – experimental study using aerosol mass spectrometry. A. Eriksson, A. Wierzbicka (Lund University - Sweden)
2. A single-particle perspective on polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from different combustion sources and in ambient air studies. J. Passig, J. Schade, E.-I. Rosewig, L. Anders, R. Irsig, T. Kröger-Badge, R. Zimmermann (Helmholtz Centre Munich and University of Rostock - Germany)
3. Revealing novel PAH-like active species in primary and aged wood burning emissions using effect-directed analysis. A. El Mais, N. Huynh, J. Beaumont, O. Palluel, E. Maillot-Marechal, B. D’Anna, S. Aït-Aïssa, A. Albinet (INERIS - France)
4. Toxicity of combustion-derived particles from different Ethiopian household solid biomass fuels in human bronchial epithelial cells. M.N. Delaval, S. McCarrick, U.M. Dauter, A.M. Krais, A. Snigireva, A.A. Kebede, K. Broberg, A. Eriksson, C. Isaxon, A.R. Gliga (Helmholtz Munich - Germany)
5. Exposure to Polycyclic and Oxygenated Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs and OPAHs) in a European urban centre with an emphasis on the biomass burning impact on air quality. I. Tsiodra, G. Grivas, A. Bougiatioti, C. Parinos, D. Paraskevopoulou, K. Tavernaraki, M. Tsagkaraki, K. Papoutsidaki, K. Oikonomou, A. Nenes, N. Mihalopoulos (University of Crete - Greece)

Session: 6-R2 (15:30-17:00, Room 2.1)

Synthesis, structuring and applications of functional nanoparticles III

Chairs: Maria Messing, Anne Maisser

1. Performance evaluation of an inductive heating aerosol nanoparticle generator. G. Biskos (The Cyprus Institute - Cyprus)
2. In-flight studies of the surface structure of engineered metal oxide nanoparticles using the aerosol sample delivery system at MAX IV Laboratory. C. Preger, N. Walsh, L. Jönsson, P. Ternero, M. Bermeo, M. Sedrpooshan, A. Kivimäki, M. Messing, A.C. Eriksson, J. Rissler (Lund University - Sweden)
3. Nanoparticle-mediated antioxidant delivery for glaucoma treatment. V. Tsikourkitoudi, M. Jöe, P.A. Williams, G.A. Sotiriou (Karolinska Institutet - Sweden)
4. Novel gas phase route towards patterned deposition of Pt/Al reactive mutilayers. N.A. Isaac, A. Ispas, L. Schlag, J. Reiprich, A. Bund, J. Pezoldt, H.O. Jacobs (Ilmenau University of Technology - Germany)
5. A high-throughput, energetically efficient liquid atomization method for material synthesis. L.B. Modesto-López, A.M. Gañán-Calvo (Universidad de Sevilla - Spain)
6. Flame-made calcium phosphate nanoparticles as carriers for protein-based vaccines. A. Maheshwari, B. Henriques-Normark, G.A. Sotiriou (Karolinska Institutet - Sweden)

Session: 6-R3 (15:30-17:00, Room 2.2)

Airborne Nano- and Microplastics: Modeling & observation

Chairs: Angeliki Karanasiou, Ioanna Evangelou

1. Size characterization of aerosol nanoplastics generated under nitrogen atmosphere. P.J. Wlasits, C. Hobza, P.M. Winkler (University of Vienna - Austria)
2. Ice nucleation onto model nanoplastics in the cirrus cloud regime. O. Girlanda, G. Li, D. M. Mitrano, C. H. Dreimol, Z. A. Kanji (ETH Zurich - Switzerland)
3. Sources and long-range transport of atmospheric microplastics in the Northern Atlantic Ocean. I. Goßmann, D. Herzke, A. Held, J. Schulz, V. Nikiforov, C. Georgi, N. Evangeliou, S. Eckhardt, G. Gerdts, O. Wurl, B. M. Scholz-Böttcher (NILU-Norwegian Institute for Air Research - Norway)
4. Airborne microplastics in public libraries. G. Zuri, A. Karanasiou, S. Lacorte (IDAEA-CSIC - Spain)
5. Global microplastic emission and deposition fluxes at the ocean-atmosphere interface. S. Bucci, C. Richon, L. Bakels (University of Vienna - Austria)
6. Atmospheric Microplastic in the Arctic and the Norwegian mainland. D. Herzke, N. Evangeliou, S. Eckhardt (Norwegian Institute for Air Research - Norway)

1.03 - Process analysis and monitoring

1. Identification of the air pollution causes by atmospheric aerosol and benzo[a]pyrene in the industrial part of the Czech city of Ostrava in Central Europe. B. Krejčí, V. Volná, D. Hladký, R. Seibert (Czech Hydrometeorological Institute - Czech Republic)
2. An improved normalized dispersion PMF for a long term source apportionment of PM2.5 in two Los Angeles monitoring sites, the USA, during 2005-2019. I. Stanimirova, P.K. Hopke (University of Rochester - USA)
3. Modeling of alpha aerosols spectra and input data metrology using microsensor technology – application to Continuous Air Monitors. M.D. M’Hayham, G. Dougniaux, B. Sabot, X. Mougeot (Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire - France)
4. LIF imaging of temperature and iron-atom concentration in iron-nitrate doped low-pressure aerosol flat flames. S. Apazeller, S. Karaminejad , M. Nanjaiah, H. Wiggers, T. Endres, I. Wlokas, C. Schulz (University of Duisburg-Essen - Germany)
5. Wildfire impacts on ambient air quality in NW Spain. J. Gili, D. Blanco, M. López, V. Moreno-Martín, B. L. van Drooge, M. Viana (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research – Spanish Research Council (IDAEA-CSIC) - Spain)
6. A non-invasive system for observation and manipulation of a micrometre particle cloud in ICAPS sounding rocket experiment. D. Balapanov, A. Vedernikov, J. Blum, I. von Borstel, R. Schräpler (Université libre de Bruxelles - Belgium)
7. Particulate Matter (PM) emissions from cooking chicken by induction: Assessment of the impact of cooking methods on Indoor Air quality. R. Tang, R. Sahu, Y. Su, Z. Shi, C. Pfrang (University of Birmingham - United Kingdom)
8. Grass pollen modelling in Ireland rural and urban areas. M. Martínez-Bracero, A. M. Vélez-Pereira, D.J. O’Connor (Dublin City University - Ireland)
9. The effects of movement control order during Covid-19 by using an Artificial Intelligent technique: Comparison between Malaysia and Türkiye Port Cities. N.Z. Yahaya, H. Toros, S. Dursun, J. Jalaludin, U.S.M. Hussin (Faculty of Ocean Engineering Technology and Informatics - Malaysia)

1.04 - Transportation aerosol emissions and control technologies combustion aerosols from vehicles, airplanes and ships

1. Reduction of nanoparticle emissions of conventional gasoline cars by means of nanofiltration – Preliminary research for EU horizon project AeroSolfd. J. Czerwinski, A. Mayer, L. Rubino, Th. Lutz, D. Engelmann, P. Comte, N. Heeb (VERT Association - Switzerland)
2. Effects of ambient temperature and seasonal fuel composition on excess nanoparticles and NOx emitted by a gasoline direct injection vehicle. C.C. Barrios, T. Al-Wasif, J.A. Sánchez, P. Álvarez-Mateos, M. Guirado (CIEMAT - Spain)
3. Emission factors and physicochemical characteristics of condensable particulate matters originated from different fuel types of internal combustion engine vehicles. S.D. Lee, K.I. Cho, J.B. Kim, C.H. Kim (Pusan National University - Korea)
4. Continued role of oil and sulfur in ground-based aircraft engine particle emissions during the Boeing ecoDemonstrator 2022 measurements. B. A. Nault, A. Freedman, E. Fortner, B. Anderson, S.L. Baughcum, M. D. Brown, J. DiGangi, F. Guzman, J.L. Klettlinger, K.J. Sanchez, M.A. Shook, G. Smallwood, E.B. Wiggins, E.L. Winstead, L.D. Ziemba, R.C. Miake-Lye, R.H. Moore (Aerodyne Research Inc - USA)
5. Purification of atmospheric aerosols by Australian vegetation used as green barriers. N. Tomson, I. E. Agranovski (Griffith University - Australia)
6. Charged aerosol particle loss through sampling systems for aviation nvPM. F.O.N. Lidstone-Lane, P.I. Williams, M. Johnson, A. Lea-Langton (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
7. Particle emissions from engines and auxiliary heaters of passenger cars. H. Oikarinen, M. Olin, L. Salo, P. Marjanen, P. Simonen, V. Silvonen, K. Vesisenaho, A. Hartikainen, J. Hoivala, P. Yli-Pirilä, P. Miettinen, S. Mikkonen, P. Karjalainen (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
8. Estimation of Tail Pipe and Non-tailpipe Emissions for Seven Non-attainment Cities in the Indian State of Punjab from the Ground-based Activity Data and their Comparison with the Existing Global Emission Inventories EDGAR and ECLIPSE. A. Katiyar, S.H. Kota (INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DELHI - India)
9. Hybrid diesel engine emitting VOCs and particles - Assessing the potential of renewable fuel for emission reduction. A.C. Wagner, J. Hoivala, P. Marjanen, M. Dal Maso (Tampere University - Finland)
10. Characterisation of PM2.5 Emissions in Dublin Port. N. O’Sullivan, K. N. Fossum, A. H. Tremper, S. Jain, D. Ceburnis, J. Ovadnevaite, C. O’Dowd,D. C. Green, J. Wenger, S. Hellebust (University College Cork - Ireland)
11. Fresh particle emissions emitted by modern low emission passenger vehicles. L. Markkula, S. Saarikoski, A. Järvinen, M. Aurela, N. Kuittinen, J. Hoivala, L. Barreira, P. Aakko-Saksa, T. Lepistö, P. Marjanen, H. Hakkarainen, H. Timonen, P. Jalava, T. Rönkkö (Tampere University - Finland)
12. Real world emissions of carbonaceous aerosols and gaseous pollutants from light-duty and heavy-duty vehicles for Indian on-road conditions. M.S. Khan, J. Kumari, N. Kumar, R. Kumar, G. Habib (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi - India)
13. Emission factors in different traffic environments in Central Europe. H. Lintusaari, T. Lepistö, S. Saarikoski, L.M.F. Barreira, M. Vojtisek, J. Ondracek, J. Topinka, R.P.F. Schins, H. Timonen, T. Rönkkö (Tampere University - Finland)
14. Lean-burn aircraft engine emissions from burning sustainable aviation fuels: Results from the 2021 and 2022 Boeing ecoDemonstrator ground tests. R.H. Moore, S.L. Baughcum, M.D. Brown, B.A. Nault, B. Anderson, J. DiGangi, E. Fortner, A. Freedman, F. Guzman, J.L. Klettlinger, R.C. Miake-Lye, K.J. Sanchez, M.A. Shook, G. Smallwood, E.B. Wiggins, E.L. Winstead, L.D. Ziemba, and the Boeing ecoDemonstrator Science and Engineering Team (NASA Langley Research Center - USA)
15. Elemental composition of emissions from six high and low sulphur marine fuels under different ship engine loads and before/after wet scrubber abatement. J. Bendl, S. Padoan, A. Mudan, M. Saraji-Bozorgzad, J. Schade, B. Giocastro, U. Käfer, S. Jeong, U. Etzien, T. Streibel, B. Buchholz, R. Zimmermann, T. Adam (University of the Bundeswehr Munich - Germany)
16. Uncertainty in thermal-optical analysis for elemental carbon from aircraft engine exhaust: An interlaboratory study. T.A. Sipkens, B. Smith, S. Gagné, J.C. Corbin, P. Lobo, B. Brem, A. Fischer, L. Durdina, G.J. Smallwood (National Research Council Canada - Canada)
17. New aftertreatment devices of diesel and gasoline Euro6 vehicles: impact on primary emissions and secondary aerosol formation. B. Marques, E. Kostenidou, B. Temime-Roussel, L. Fine, C. Ferronato, B. Vansevenant, Y. Liu, K. Sartelet, B. D'Anna (Democritus University of Thrace - Greece)
18. Fraction of UFP in ambient PM at Madrid-Barajas International Airport. E. Rojas, J.J. Rodriguez-Maroto, D. Sanz, I. Ibarra, S. García-Alonso, R. Perez, M. Pujadas. B. Noriega, D. Hormigo, J. Sanchez, P.M. Moreno, M. Sánchez, D. Kılıç, P.I. Williams (Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas Medioambientales y Tecnológicas - Spain)
19. Resuspended road dust measurement utilized two-sided Flux Tower using the Korea standard dust. Y-H. Lee, P-M. Park, J-S. Youn, K-J. Jeon (INHA University - Korea)
20. Non-exhaust particulate matter emissions from the road traffic. Y. Wei, P. Kumar (University of Surrey - United Kingdom)
21. In situ evolution in a mobile atmospheric chamber of urban near-road particles emitted by a diversified vehicle fleet in real driving conditions. B. Vansevenant, L. Beillon, A. De Filippis, C. Ferronato, L. Fine, V. Cerezo, Y. Liu (University Gustave Eiffel - France)
22. Development of brake wear particle collecting device using the ESP. D. Shin, C. Joe, G. Lee, B. Han (Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials - Korea)
23. Quantification of particle-bound PAHs in airborne PM at the runways of Madrid-Barajas Airport. J.J. Rodríguez-Maroto, S. García-Alonso, E. Rojas, D. Sanz, I. Ibarra, R. Pérez, M. Pujadas, D. Hormigo, J. Sánchez, P.M. Moreno, M. Sánchez, D. Kılıc, P.I. Williams (CIEMAT - Spain)
24. Correction of road resuspended particle emission factor measurement by mobile sampling vehicle with correlation equation of vehicle speed. S. Woo, S. Lee (Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials - Korea)
25. Electrostatic Metal Diesel Particulate Filter for Removal of Fine Particles from Marine Engines. B. Han, I. Park, Y. Kim, G. Lee, K.-J. Hong, Y.J. Kim (Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials - Korea)
26. Determining dilution ratios and emission factors from chase measurements of passenger vehicles. V. Leinonen, M. Olin, S. Martikainen, P. Karjalainen, S. Mikkonen (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)

1.06 - High temperature aerosols and biomass combustion

1. High-temperature chlorine corrosion in waste-to-energy-plants: Effect of additives on the sulphation of chloride particles. S. Schumacher, S. Pentz, J. Lindermann, N.S. Preker, B. Stahlmecke, F. Haider, C. Asbach (Institute of Energy and Environmental Technology (IUTA) - Germany)
2. Evaluation of wildfire impacts on air quality in NW Spain using back trajectory-based statistical models. J. Gili, M. Viana, P. Hopke (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research – Spanish Research Council (IDAEA-CSIC) - Spain)
3. Do furans auto-oxidize? Flow reactor investigations with chemical ionization mass spectrometry detection. S. Farhoudian, R. Asgher, S. Barua, A. Kumar, P. Seal, S. Iyer, S. Jha, M. Bezaatpour, M. Rissanen (Tampere University - Finland)
4. Indoor PM from residential coal combustion: levels and chemical composition. E.D. Vicente, A.I. Calvo, A. Sánchez de la Campa, J. de la Rosa, F. Oduber, R. Fraile, C.A. Alves (Universidad de León - Spain)

1.07 - Filtration for functional materials, combustion and industrial aerosols

1. A study of Wetted Wall Cyclone operating at 3,000 LPM flow rate. H. Lee, J. Jung, Y. Seo (Kumoh National Institute of Technology - Korea)
2. Characterization of carbonaceous components in school PM2.5. T.J. Lee, J.W. Lee, S.B. Kim, Y.M. Jo (Kyung Hee University - Korea)
3. Evaluation of the nano particle filtration performance with alignment and random nano fibers. Y.C. Cheng, C.T. Chang (National Ilan University - Taiwan)
4. High performance particle removal with transparent nanofiber of graphene oxide and polyimide. I-Hsuan Lai, Chang-Tang Chang (National Ilan University - Taiwan)
5. Aerosol and bio-aerosol filtration efficiency of the respirator. C.S. Yoon, Y.R. Yang, C.H. Lee , K.Y. Lee (Seoul National University - Korea)
6. An efficient methodology for reducing NOx emission from air via ascorbic acid-based bacterial suspension. A. Piri, M. Massoudifarid, G. Yu, A.M. Nasrabadi, J. Jung, H-S. Choi, J. Hwang (Yonsei University - Korea)
7. Evaluating the cleaning performance of particulate matters utilizing an electrodynamic screen from the collection plate. G. Lee, Y. Joe, D. Shin, I. Park, S.B. Kim, W. Jung, B. Han (Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials - Korea)
8. Electrospun polycarbonate nanocoating on 3D printed support for air filtration application. P. Ravikumar, D. Čiužas, E. Krugly, D. Martuzevičius (Kaunas University of technology - Lithuania)
9. Antiviral Performance of an Electrostatic Precipitator with Copper Collecting Plates. J.H. Shin, S.B. Jeong, I.H. Kim, S.Y. Lee, S.C. Seo, J.H. Jung (Sejong University - Korea)
10. Visible Light-activated CV@PAN Nanofibers for Antimicrobial Air Filtration. S.Y. Lee, J.H. Shin, I.H. Kim, H.J. Jang, I. Park, S.B. Kim, J.H. Jung (Sejong University - Korea)
11. Fabrication of air filter considering the characteristics of particulate matter emitted during cooking. J. Choi, J.R. Kim, J. Hwang (YOSEI UNIVERSITY - SEOUL)
12. Filtration Performance Degradation of Electret Filters by Cigarette Smoke. Z.A.A. Murtadlo, H-J. Cho, H-S. Park (Korea Institute of Energy Research - Korea)

1.08 - Aerosol and emissions standards

1. Coating of soot particles with long-chain hydrocarbon derivates. K.R. Maier, C. Haisch (Technical University of Munich - Germany)
2. Improving counting efficiency and linearity beyond the on-road emission measurement regulations for Portable Emissions Measurement Systems (PEMS). J. Saturno, M. Kazemimanesh, Tobias Hammer, A. Bescond, K. Vasilatou, A. Nowak (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt - Germany)
3. Carbonaceous aerosol emission estimates from cooking stoves in rural households- a pan India analysis. J. Kumari, G. Habib, M. Shahzar Khan, N. Kumar, R. Kumar (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi - India)
4. Elemental composition of the fine fraction (<100 µm) of road dust from asphalt and concrete surfaces in Poland. W. Rogula-Kozłowska, M. Penkała, J.S. Bihałowicz, P. Ogrodni, N. Iwanicka (The Main School of Fire Service - Poland)

2.01 - Aerosols and clouds in polar regions

1. Simultaneous observations of secondary aerosols over the Antarctic Peninsula: From land and ship-based observations. L.L.J. Quéléver, M. Boyer, D.C.S. Beddows, J. Brean, Z. Brasseur, S. Sofieva, G. Marincovich, D. Worsnop, T. Petäjä, E. Asmi, M. Dal’Osto, M. Sipilä (Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research - INAR-Phyiscs - Finland)
2. Biological aerosol particles in the Finnish Sub-Arctic during the PaCE22 campaign. J. Gratzl, A. Böhmländer, L. Lacher, D. Brus, K. Doulgeris, O. Möhler, H. Grothe (TU Wien - Austria)
3. Flame aerosol fabrication of paper-based SERS biosensors for rapidly detecting antibiotics. H. Li, M. Rehen, G.A. Sotiriou (Karolinska Institutet - Sweden)
4. Observations of spatially distributed aerosol particles measured with HELiPOD and BELUGA during MOSAiC on 22 July 2020. B. Harm-Altstädter, C. Pilz, D. Hanke, S. Bollmann, F. Pätzold, L. Bretschneider, K. Bärfuss, R. Käthner, B. Wehner, Z. Jurányi, A. Herber, A. Lampert (Technische Universität Braunschweig - Germany)
5. Pan-Arctic source regions of methanesulfonic acid. J.B. Pernov, E. Harris, M. Volpi, W.H. Aeberhard, E. Andrews, S. Becagli, S. Decesari, S. Gilardoni, M. Mazzola, P.K. Quinn, S. Sharma, R. Traversi, L.M. Upchurch, J. Schmale (EPFL - Switzerland)
6. Real-time shipborne observations of marine aerosols and water-soluble gases over the North Pacific Ocean. S.M. Oh, K.A. Kim, J.Y. Lee, C.H. Jung (EWHA Womans University - Korea)
7. Simultaneous organic aerosol composition observations in two contrasting Antarctic environments. M. Paglione, D.C.S. Beddows, A. Jones, M. Rinaldi, S. Decesari, F. Manarini, M. Russo, K. Mansour, Roy M. Harrison, A. Mazzanti, E. Tagliavini, M. Dall’Osto (National Research Council of Italy (CNR) - Italy)
8. Characterization of size-segregated particles deposition velocity at an Arctic site. A. Donateo, G. Pappaccogli, D. Famulari, F. Scoto, M. Mazzola, S. Decesari (National Research Center (CNR) - Italy)
9. Aerosol deposition on the snowpack during the 2022 ALPACA campaign in Fairbanks (Alaska). A. Donateo, F. Scoto, G. Pappaccogli, M. Busetto, R. Pohorsky, J. Fochesatto, J. Schmale, W. Simpson, S. Decesari (National Research Center (CNR) - Italy)
10. Online ammonia measurements during new particle formation events in Antarctica. M. Boyer, Z. Brasseur, L. Quéléver, B. McManus, S. Herndon, M. Agnese, D. Nelson, R. Roscioli, D. Worsnop, A. Virkkula, E. Asmi, M. Sipilä (University of Helsinki - Finland)
11. Near-surface particle concentration profiles above the Arctic ocean. T. Mathes, S. Lüchtrath, P.W. Oehlke, B.S. Arun, B. Wehner, A. Held (Technical University Berlin - Germany)
12. Columnar aerosol properties by sun and lunar photometry in the Arctic and in the Antarctica. D. Mateos, C. Toledano, R. Román, R. González, S. Herrero-Anta, D. González-Fernández, C. Herrero del Barrio, A. Calle, V.E. Cachorro, A. de Frutos (Universidad de Valladolid - Spain)
13. Organic aerosols characteristics in the Antarctic Peninsula. K.A. Kim, K.-T. Park, Y.G. Ahn, J. Park, Y.J. Yoon, C.H. Jung, Y.P. Kim, J. Y. Lee (Ewha womans university-Industry Collaboration Foundation - Korea)
14. Shipborne observations of Aerosols over the Central Arctic during the ATWAICE campaign. B.S. Arun, T. Müller, B. Wehner, A. Held, P. Oehlke, S. Lüchtrath, H. Wex, H. Siebert, Y. Yang, M. van Pinxteren, T. Mathes, K. Weinhold, M. Merkel, M. Pöhlker (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
15. Small microplastics (<100 μm) in aerosol samples: can they reach even arctic regions?. B. Rosso, C. Barbante, A. Gambaro, F. Corami (Ca' Foscari University of Venice Italy - Italy)
16. Aerosol vertical distribution above the Arctic sea ice from tethered balloon measurements. C. Pilz, B. Wehner, M.D. Shupe, J.J. Cassano, G. de Boer,H. Siebert, M. Pöhlker, M. Wendisch, M. Lonardi (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
17. Organic Arctic Aerosols and their Marine Precursors. L.D. Thomsen, A. Mostovaya, M.K. Sejr, J.M. Holding, M. Bilde, M. Glasius (Aarhus University - Denmark)
18. New particle formation in polar regions simulated with EC-Earth. R. Makkonen, T. Bergman, X.-C. He, P. Räisänen, D. O’Donnell, J. Merikanto (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
19. Trace gas, aerosol particle, and cloud condensation nuclei observations in the marine boundary of northern high latitude. Z. Shi (University of Birmingham - United Kingdom)
20. CarbonSink+ potential in arctic and subarctic ecosystems. M. Kumula, P. Ke, A. Lintunen, T. Nieminen, V-M. Kerminen (University of Helsinki - Finland)
21. The influence of volcano activity on new particle formation over the Andes. B. Federico, D. Aliaga, Q. Zha, L. Heikkinen, M. Andrade, M.Kulmala, C. Mohr (University of Helsinki - Finland)
22. Antartic aerosol size distributions, fog events and fine dust levels at station Marambio. F. Weis, A.-K. Gossmann, S. Sel, M. Boyer, Z. Brasseur, A. Virkkula, M. Sipilä, M. Weiss (Palas GmbH - Germany)
23. Assessing the influence of black carbon aerosols on arctic climate using advanced in-situ measurement techniques. F.M. Schnaiter, E. Järvinen, H. Servomaa, E. Asmi, A.-P. Hyvärinen, R. Kouznetsov, M. Sofiev, S. Ohata, T. Mori, Y. Kondo (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
24. CarbonSink+ potential in arctic and subarctic ecosystems. M. Kumula, P. Ke, A. Lintunen, T. Nieminen, V.-M. Kerminen (University of Helsinki - Finland)

2.02 - Aerosol-cloud-interaction and role in climate feedbacks

1. Seasonal heterogeneity in aerosol indirect effects over Bay of Bengal. H. Kumar, S. Tiwari (CSIR-National Institute of Oceanography - India)
2. Inter-annual and seasonal variability in CCN abundance and properties in Punta Arenas, Chile. C. Tatzelt, S. Henning, X. Gong, H. Wex, T. Conrath, B. Barja, F. Stratmann (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
3. Can pollen affect precipitation?. M. Prank, J. Tonttila, X. Shang, S. Romakkaniemi, T. Raatikainen (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
4. Phenomenology of cloud condensation nuclei at different environments using ARM data. I. Zabala, J.A. Casquero-Vera, E. Andrews, G. Carrillo-Cardenas, M. Ostlie, S. Chu, F. Yu, G. Hallar, G. Titos (Andalusian Institute for Earth System Research IISTA - Spain)
5. Activation properties of aerosol particles as cloud condensation nuclei and ice nucleating particles at Izaña high-altitude station. J.A. Casquero-Vera, A. Casans, F. Rejano, G. Titos, Z. Brasseur, J. Duplissy, M. Agro’, W. Huang, J. Shen, D. Aliaga, M. Okuljar, A. Barreto, S. Rodríguez, Y. González, J. López-Darias, F.J. Olmo, F. Bianchi, T. Petäjä, G. Titos, L. Alados-Arboledas (Spanish National Research Council (Research center) - Spain)
6. Measurements of cloud properties at Puijo, Kuopio, Finland. A. Leskinen, P. Tiitta, M. Komppula (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)

2.03 - Atmospheric ice nucleation

1. Monitoring of ice nucleating particles within the European ACTRIS network. K. Höhler, L. Lacher, R. Fösig, A. Böhmländer, N. Büttner, F. Vogel, O. Möhler (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) - Germany)
2. Observation of ice nucleating particle concentrations across Europe. L. Lacher, A. Böhmländer, F. Vogel, P. Bogert, J. Schneider, O. Dombrowski, K. Höhler, T. Leisner, O. Möhler (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
3. Sampling ice nucleating particles on aircraft: Characterization of the high-volume flow aerosol particle filter sampler HERA. S. Grawe, J. Schaefer, C. Jentzsch, H. Wex, F. Stratmann (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
4. Poor ability of bioaerosols to act as cloud-condensation nuclei may suppress their ice nucleation potential in mixed-phase clouds. T. Šantl-Temkiv, M. Živec, M.B. Lund, M. Benčina, S. Stanič, G. Močnik (Aarhus University - Denmark)
5. Experiments and modelling single primary marine ice nucleating particles. P.A. Alpert, W. P. Kilthau, R.E. O’Brien, R.C. Moffet, M.K. Gilles, B. Wang, A. Laskin, J.Y. Aller, D. A. Knopf (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
6. Ice-nucleating abilities of different microorganisms collected at Maritime and Continental sites in Mexico. A. Melchum, F. Córdoba, E. Salinas, L. Martínez, G. Campos, I. Rosas, E. Garcia, A. Olivos, G.B. Raga, B. Pizano, M.M. Silva, L.A. Ladino (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - Mexico)
7. A new expansion-type cloud simulation chamber for atmospheric research: Results from first test runs and ice formation experiments. O. Möhler, Z. Deng, N.S. Umo, R. Wagner (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
8. The effects of acid-catalyzed multiphase chemistry on the hygroscopicity and deposition ice nucleation of complex inorganic-organic mixed aerosols. S. Niu, Y. Kim, Z. Cheng, G. Vandergrift, J. Surratt, D. Cziczo, G. Kulkarni, A. Zelenyuk, S. China, Y. Zhang (Texas A&M University - USA)
9. Observations of ice nucleating particles in Antarctica. Z. Brasseur, M. Boyer, L. Quéléver, J. Duplissy, A. Virkkula, E. Asmi, M. Sipilä (Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) - Finland)
10. Ice-nucleating mineral dust from southern Alaska. S.L. Barr, B. Wyld, J.B. McQuaid, R.R. Neely III, B.J. Murray (University of Leeds - United Kingdom)

2.04 - New particle formation

1. Effect of planetary boundary layer height on new particle formation events over Cyprus. N. Deot, R. Baalbaki, M. Pikridas, A. Papetta, F. Marenco, M. Kulmala, J. Sciare, K. Lehtipalo, T. Jokinen (The Cyprus Institute - Cyprus)
2. Atmospheric salt particle hydration. N. Myllys (University of Helsinki - Finland)
3. Low volatility oxygenated organic material enhances new particle growth at roadsides. J. Brean, A. Rowell, K. Weinhold, P. Mettke, M. Merkel, T. Tuch, M. Rissanen, M. Dal Maso, A. Kumar, S. Barua, S. Iyer, A. Karppinen, D.C.S. Beddows, Z. Shi, R.M. Harrison (University of Birmingham - United Kingdom)
4. Pure biogenic particle formation and growth involving sesquiterpenes. L. Dada, D. Stolzenburg, M. Simon, L. Fischer, H. Gordon, M. Heinritzi, M. Wang, N. Donahue, J. Kirkby, I. el-Haddad, M. Kulmala and the CLOUD Collaboration (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
5. Chemical composition of ambient clusters contributing to clustering events at the pristine high-altitude Izaña Atmospheric Observatory (2367 m a.s.l.). W. Huang, J. Shen, M. Okuljar, M. Agro’, D. Aliaga, A. Barreto, S. Rodríguez, Y. González, J. López-Darias, J.A. Casquero-Vera, A. Casans, G. Titos, J. Duplissy, T. Petäjä, F. Bianchi (University of Helsinki - Finland)
6. Particulate matter size distribution in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. N. Amgalan, A. Enkhjin, A. Bayartogtokh, D. Dashnyam, C.H.Ki, M Kim, Ts. Soyol-Erdene, J.Y. Lee (National University of Mongolia - Mongolia)
7. Atmospheric cluster ions in the Fichtelgebirge mountains, Germany. L. Kretschmer, A. Held (TU Berlin - Germany)
8. Fine particle number size distribution and new particle formation events at a coastal suburban location (Chania, Greece). M. Triantafyllaki, S.E. Chatoutsidou, M. Lazaridis (Technical University of Crete - Greece)
9. Nucleation of jet engine oil vapours is a large source of aviation-related ultrafine particles. F. Ungeheuer, L. Caudillo, F. Ditas, M. Simon, D. van Pinxteren, D. Kilic, Diana Rose, S. Jacobi, A. Kürten, J. Curtius, A.L. Vogel (Goethe University Frankfurt - Germany)
10. Two-years ion observation in the atmosphere of the Eastern Mediterranean. S. Markoulakis, N. Kalivitis, M. Chatziparaschos, N. Mihalopoulos, M. Kanakidou (Environmental Chemical Processes Laboratory - Greece)
11. New particle formation events in urban background environment in Vilnius, Lithuania. K. Kandrotaitė, V. Dudoitis, S. Byčenkienė (State Research Institute Center for Physical Sciences and Technology - Lithuania)
12. Study of nucleation processes through the nanocluster dynamics assessment at two high mountain sites: Monte Cimone (2165m, Italy) and Jungfraujoch (3585m, Switzerland). M. Mazzini, A. Lupi, P. Bonasoni, F. Bianchi, M. Gysel-Beer, B. Brem, A. Marinoni (National Research Council of Italy - Italy)
13. Initial measurements of aerosol size distributions at the NOAA FAN site at Appalachian State University. E. Barber J.P. Sherman (Appalachian State University - USA)
14. Role of Base Molecules in Aerosol Formation (BAE). T. Jokinen (The Cyprus Institute - Cyprus)
15. The effects of temperature, humidity and ionization on iodine oxoacid nucleation. B. Rörup, X.-C. He, J. Shen, R. Baalbaki, L. Dada, M. Sipilä, J. Kirkby, M. Kulmala, K. Lehtipalo and the CLOUD collaboration (University of Helsinki - Finland)

2.05 - Homogeneous, heterogeneous and multiphase chemistry, secondary aerosols

1. Does sulfur dioxide remove organic films from the aerosol air-water interface?. E.J. Stuckey, R.J.L. Welbourn, M.D. King (Royal Holloway University of London - United Kingdom)
2. Modeling ammonia uptake by secondary organic aerosols over Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei area, China. Y. Lu, J. Wu, X. Li, R. Wang, J. Yu, Q. Jiang, G. Li (Chinese Academy of Science Institute of Earth Environment - China)
3. Global simulations of nitric acid condensation on mineral dust aerosols using parameterizations of different complexity. R. Soussé, O. Jorba, C. Pérez (Barcelona Supercomputing Center - Spain)
4. Online measurements of particle size dependent chemistry during ozonolysis experiments via CI-Orbitrap MS. M. Douverne, M. Riva, S. Perrier, C. George, T. Hoffmann (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz - Germany)
5. Sources of highly dispersed aerosol particles in the atmosphere over Lake Baikal. V.A. Zagaynov, A.N. Yermakov, A.A. Lushnikov, I.E. Agranovski, S.F. Timashev, V.V. Maksimenko, G.S. Zhamsueva, A.S. Zayakhanov, S.A. Matveev, V.L. Chausov, D.K. Zagaynov (National Research Nuclear University - Russian Federation)
6. The role of NH3 emission on the size-resolved global atmospheric aerosol composition and acidity. X. Wang, A.P. Tsimpidi, A. Pozzer, V.A. Karydis (Juelich Research Center - Germany)
7. Simultaneous real-time observation of Condensable Particulate Matter evolution on presence of Filterable Particulate Matter. Y.T-H. Le, D-W, Kim, K-J. Joen (Inha University - Korea)
8. Enhanced nitrite production from aqueous photolysis of nitrate in the presence of vanillic acid. Y. Wang, Y.J. Li (University of Macau - China)
9. Co-photolysis of mixed chromophores affects atmospheric lifetime of brown carbon by sensitizing and shadowing. Y.J. Li, Y. Wang (University of Macau - China)
10. Multiphase chemistry of NO2 induced by Fe(III) carboxylate photolysis in aerosol particles and cloud droplets. L. Iezzi, A. Tilgner, E.H. Hoffmann, H. Herrmann, K. Kilchhofer, Y. Manoharan, P. Alpert, M. Ammann (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
11. Gas to particle partitioning of α-Pinene photooxidation products. V. Geretti, Y. Baker, S. Kang, T. Bannan, A. Voliotis, S. Zorn , E. Tsiligiannis, M. Priestley, T. Mentel, G. McFiggans, M. Hallquist (University of Gothenburg - Sweden)
12. Single particle imaging, oxidation chemistry and reactive species. P. A. Alpert, P. Corral Arroyo, K. Kilchhofer, Y. Manoharan, J. Dou, U. K. Krieger, S. Bjelic, D. Salionov, J. Dommen, H. Herrmann, M. Ammann (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
13. Accelerating models for multiphase chemical kinetics through machine learning. T. Berkemeier, M. Krüger, A. Feinberg, M. Müller, U. Pöschl, U. Krieger (Max Planck Institute for Chemistry - Germany)
14. Particle size dependent chemistry: Laboratory studies on transesterification in nanometer-sized aerosol particles. W. Rautenberg, T. Hoffmann (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz - Germany)

2.06 - Transport of atmospheric aerosols, modelling and climate forcing

1. Using cluster algorithms with a machine learning technique and PMF models to quantify local-specific origins of PM2.5 and associated metals in Taiwan. C.Y. Hsu, S.L. Lin, C.D. Wu, K.H. Chi, W.C. Hsu, C.C. Tseng, Y.C. Chen (National Health Research Institutes - Taiwan)
2. The Chemistry-Aerosol Mediterranean Experiment (ChArMEx) legacy. F. Dulac (CEA - France)
3. Contribution of railway traffic to the air pollution level nearby railroad tracks. U. Vogt, D. Obando Nunez, D. Straub, I. Düring, W. Schmidt, E. Fritz,, A. Bitsch, F, S. Michael (University of Stuttgart/Germany Institute of Combustion and Power Plant Technology - Germany)
4. Assessment of high-resolution local emissions and land-use in air quality forecasting at a hot desert, coastal city. C. Fountoukis, A. Siddique, Y. Mohieldeen, M. Ayoub (Hamad Bin Khalifa University - Qatar )
5. Mass estimation of the dust particles transported in the Martian atmosphere. M.Á. López-Cayuela, M.-P. Zorzano, C.V. Carvajal-Pérez, J.L. Guerrero-Rascado, C. Córdoba-Jabonero (Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial - Spain)
6. Urban dispersion modelling of nanoparticles in the West Midlands, UK. J. Zhong, R.M. Harrison (University of Birmingham - United Kingdom)
7. Impacts of transboundary transport on coastal air quality of South China. J. Wu, G. Li, X. Li, R. Wang, Q. Jiang (Chinese Academy of Sciences - China)
8. “The journey of a dust particle” - aerosol science outreach by the Oranssi Lumi initiative. A.A. Piedehierro, I. Montalvao, I. Fiebig, O. Meinander, H. Kouki (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
9. Year-round measurement of anthropogenic and biogenic markers in a high mountain site: sources and transport processes. G. Mazzi, M. Feltracco, E. Barbaro, C. Turetta, G. Cozzi, J. Gabrieli, F. de Blasi, W.R.L. Cairns, C. Barbante, A. Gambaro (Ca' Foscari University of Venice - Italy)
10. Seasonal variations of PM2.5 chemical components in Northeast Asia: Intensive joint measurement from winter 2020 to fall 2022. N.K. Kim, Y.P. Kim, M. Song, C.H. Kim, K.S. Jang, K.Y. Lee, J.Y. Ahn, J.S. Jung, Z. Wu, A. Matsuki, A. Natsagdorj, J.Y. Lee (Ewha Womans University - Korea)
11. Smoke emissions from biomass burning in central Mexico and their impact on air quality in Mexico City: May 2019 case study. B. Rios, Y. Díaz-Esteban, G.B. Raga (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - Mexico)
12. The climatic impact of emissions of renewable fuels is only partly understood. E. Kari, R. Sallinen, J. Vilja, O. Nyman, M. Kuronen, K. Sandberg, T. Kolehmainen, J. Nortio (Neste Corporation - Finland)
13. Simulating the emissions of dust and BVOCs, SOA over Northern Africa during mid-Holocene with prescribed vegetation cover. P. Zhou, Z. Lu, J.-P. Keskinen, Q. Zhang, J. Lento, B. Jianbu, T. van Noije, P. Le Sager, V.-M. Kerminen, M. Kulmala, M. Boy, R. Makkonen (Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) / Physics - Finland)
14. Modelling past and future PM2.5 surface levels over Europe under various emission scenarios. U. Im, Z. Ye, J.H. Christensen, C. Geels, R. Hanninnen, M. Sofiev, Ø. Hodneborg, M. Sandstad (Aarhus University - Denmark)
15. Developing a forecast system to predict aerosol contamination of overhead transmission line insulators. A. Balzarini, A.M. Toppetti, N. Luciano, P. Omodeo, G. Pirovano, I. Gini, L. Ferrero, E. Bolzacchini (RSE - Italy)
16. Validation of aerosol optical depth in a protected high mountain area of Southern Europe Using ground and satellite Measurements. A. del Águila, D. Alcaraz-Segura, J. Martínez-López, M.T. Postma, L. Alados-Arboledas, F. Navas-Guzmán (LifeWatch-ERIC and IISTA-CEAMA - Spain)
17. The impact of low-level temperature inversions on PM10 and PM2.5 concentrations in the cities of Mieres and Gijón (Northwest Spain). M. Fernández-Amor, M. Domat, D. Arango (University of Oviedo - Spain)
18. Simulating spatial distribution of aerosol in a real urban neighbourhood: sensitivity to emission inventories and aerosol size treatment. X. Li, J. Kontkanen, P. Paasonen, D. Ding, M. Kulmala, L. Järvi (University of Helsinki - Finland)
19. Comparison of Saharan dust characteristics over Germany from observations and transport model calculations. H. Saathoff, H. Zhang, G. Hoshyaripour, F. Wagner, T. Leisner (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
20. Measure and model evaluation of sea salt aerosol at Italian coastal sites for protection of power distribution network. M. Stracquadanio, M. Adani, G. Briganti, M. D’Isidoro, M. Gualtieri, T. La Torretta, A. Malaguti, E. Petralia, M. Mircea, L. Vitali, A. Piersanti (ENEA - Italy)
21. Particle plume depletion above a homogeneous rural cover by dry deposition: in situ quantification by gas/particle double tracing method. P. Roupsard, E. Dupont, O. Connan, D. Hébert, A. Faucheux, Y. Lefranc, B. Carissimo, D. Maro, P. Laguionie (Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire - France)
22. Integrated UFP case study for Rotterdam: emissions, measurements and modelling. A.M.M. Manders, J.P. Tokaya, A. Visschedijk, D. van Dinther, S. van den Elshout (TNO - Netherlands)
23. First approach to aerosol particle flux quantification by Doppler Lidar measurements. J. Abril-Gago, P. Ortiz-Amezcua, A.S. Kowalski, J.A. Bravo-Aranda, M.J. Granados-Muñoz, J. Andújar-Maqueda, L. Alados-Arboledas, J.L. Guerrero-Rascado (University of Granada - Spain)
24. Seasonal variation of Aerosol Optical Depth over India under futuristic climate scenarios: An implication of Carbonaceous Aerosols. N.L. Anchan, B. Swain, A. Sharma, C.R. Malasani, A. Chandrasekharan, U. Kumar, N. Ojha, P. Liu, M. Vountas, S.S. Gunthe (Indian Institute of Technology Madras - India)
25. An astonishing Saharan dust outbreak in March 2022: Impact on air quality in Castilla y León (Spain). P. Rodríguez-Rodríguez, A.I. Calvo, R. Fraile (Universidad de León - Spain)
26. Atmospheric drivers for African dust ablation and transport into Europe. The mid-March 2022 case. J.A.G. Orza, M.L. Kaplan, S. Dhital, S. Fiedler, F. Kanngiesser (Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche - Spain)
27. Identification of PM sources using a tagging approach within COSMO-MUSCAT based on a winter measurement campaign in Central Europe. H. Wiedenhaus, R. Wolke, S. Arora, L. Poulain, H. Herrmann, R. Lhotka, P. Pokorna, P. Vodicka, N. Zíková, J. Ondrácek, J. Schwarz, V. Ždímal (Leibniz-Institut für Troposphärenforschung e.V. (TROPOS) - Germany)
28. Simulating intermediate volatility organic compounds (IVOCs) and their contribution to secondary organic aerosol with a lumped species approach. S.E.I. Manavi, S.N. Pandis (University of Patras - Greece)
29. A composite modelling approach to simulate distribution and trends of air pollution from non-exhaust emissions over Europe. A. Upadhyay and AURORA project collaborators (Paul Scherrer Institut - Switzerland)
30. Parametrization of 5 nm particle formation rates in distinct atmospheric environments. X. Li, L. Dada, M. A. Zaidan, P. Paasonen, R. Makkonen, P. Zhou, N. Sarnela, R. Baalbaki, C. Yan, L.L.J. Quéléver, T. Jokinen, I. Salma, T. Petäjä, V-M. Kerminen, M. Kulmala, T. Nieminen (Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) University of Helsinki - Finland)
31. Spectral aerosol radiative forcing and efficiency of the La Palma volcanic plume over the Izaña Observatory. R.D. García, O.E. García, E. Cuevas-Agulló , A. Barreto , V.E. Cachorro-Revilla, C. Marrero, F. Almansa, R. Ramos, O. Álvarez, M. Pó (TRAGSATEC - Spain)
32. Assessment of land use land cover changes on air quality dynamics in India using bi-model Simulations. D.K. Nayak, G. Habib, S.H. Kota (Indian Institute of Technology - India)
33. Resuspension of microplastics from arid regions and global atmospheric transport. I. Evangelou, D. Tatsii, S. Bucci, C. Groot Zwaaftink, A. Stohl (University of Vienna - Austria)
34. On the gravitational settling of microplastic fibers in the atmosphere. D. Tatsii, T. Bhowmick, S. Bucci, L. Bakels, G. Bagheri, A. Stohl (University of Vienna - Austria)
35. Strengthened of atmospheric circulation patterns of African air masses over the western Mediterranean basin in the period 1948-2021. P. Salvador, J. Pey, F. Molero, N. Pérez, A. Alastuey, X. Querol, B. Artíñano (CIEMAT - Spain)
36. Modelling study of PM levels and organic aerosol formation in a large Mediterranean urban centre. A. Poupkou, S. Kontos, N. Liora, D. Tsiaousidis, I. Kapsomenakis, S. Solomos, E. Liakakou, G. Grivas, E. Athanasopoulou, E. Diapouli, V. Vasilatou, S. Papagiannis, A. Progiou, P. Kalabokas, D. Melas, E. Gerasopoulos, K. Eleftheriadis, C. Zerefos (Academy of Athens - Greece)
37. Geochemical characterization of a historic Saharan dust event in a high-altitude National Park in southeast of the Iberian Peninsula. S. Castillo, D. Patrón, G. Titos, J.A. Casquero-Vera, F. Rejano, A. Casans-Gabasa, J. Abril-Gago, F.J. Olmo, L. Alados-Arboledas (Andalusian Institute for Earth System Research (IISTA) University of Granada - Spain)
38. Do local surface eddies influence small-scale fluctuations of the aerosol number concentrations at the Jungfraujoch, Switzerland? An investigation attempt using thermal imaging. N. Bukowiecki, O. Indra, R. Vogt, N. Nowak, B. Brem, M. Gysel-Beer, M. Kalberer (University of Basel - Switzerland)

2.07 - Molecular characterization of atmospheric aerosols

1. Diurnal profiles of summertime secondary organic aerosol constituents with different sampling approaches in Melpitz, Germany. J. Beck, D. van Pinxteren, L. Poulain, H. Herrmann (Leibniz-Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
2. Seasonal organic molecular markers of PM1.0 and PM2.5 using LC/QTOF and oxidative potential from DTT in Republic of Korea. S. Choe, M-K. Song, G-H. Yu, S-H. Oh, M-S. Bae (Mokpo National University - Korea)
3. Exhaust emissions of particle size-segregated water-soluble organic compounds from diesel-biodiesel blends. M. Evtyugina, C. Gonçalves, S.M. Corrêa, L.C. Daemme, R.A.P. Neto, C. Alves (University of Aveiro - Portugal)
4. PM2.5 water soluble compounds at three rural background sites in Central Europe in cold and warm seasons. J. Schwarz, P. Vodička, R. Lhotka, P. Pokorná, N. Zíková, J. Ondráček, S. Arora, L. Poulain, H. Herrmann, V. Ždímal (ICPF CAS - Czech Republic)
5. A new approach to enrich and isolate organosulfates from ambient organic aerosol. J. Ma, C. Zhao, N. Reininger, A. Vogel (Goethe University Frankfurt - Germany)
6. Automated quantitative analysis of microplastic particles and fibers down to 1 µm by Raman microspectroscopy. O. Jacob, A. Ramírez-Piñero, C. Schwaferts, N.P. Ivleva (Technical University of Munich - Germany)
7. Humidity and seed particles affect secondary organic aerosol formation. J. Top, N.M. Garner, F. Mahrt, F. Sari Doré, Y. Zhang, C. Carstens, M. Riva, M. Ammann, A.S.H. Prévôt, I. El Haddad and D.M. Bell (Paul Scherrer Institut - Switzerland)
8. Evaluation of an oil pre-treatment plant impact on neighbouring areas in a south-Italy region. F. Vichi, P. Romagnoli, C. Balducci, M. Perilli, A. Imperiali, A. Cecinato (Institute of Atmospheric Pollution Research - Italy)
9. Poly- and Perfluorinated alkyl substances in the atmospheric aerosol, a matrix still little-investigated: concentration levels in a rural area of the Italian PFAS hotspot (Veneto Region). R. Zangrando, S. Pizzini, E. Barbaro, M. Feltracco, A. Gambaro (National Research Council (CNR) - Italy)
10. Conceptualization and first application of a new sampler for organic aerosol particles in the upper troposphere and lower stratosphere (UTLS). K. Doerholt, C.Borchers, L. Merkel, R. Rossberg, T. Keber, T. Hoffmann, A.L. Vogel (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University - Germany)
11. Molecular composition of secondary organic aerosol from α-pinene ozonolysis affected by relative humidity. H. Luo, Y.D. Guo, H.R. Shen, D.F. Zhao (Fudan University - China)
12. Size resolved molecular characterization of SOA particles in the Amazon Rainforest. S. Hildmann, L. Kremper, S. Brill, C. Pöhlker, J. Williams, M. Sà, M.C. Solci, T. Hoffmann (Johannes Gutenberg - University of Mainz - Germany)
13. Seasonal variation of aerosols from biomass burning with persistent free radicals. B. Kaewmuang, Y. I. Tsai, L-Y. Hsieh (Chia Nan University of Pharmacy and Science - Taiwan)
14. Persistent free radicals existing in biomass burning aerosols in seasonal atmosphere. M. Wachirapongporn, Y.I. Tsai, L-Y. Hsieh (Chia Nan University of Pharmacy and Science - Taiwan)
15. Importance of high ammonia emissions on PM10 chemical composition and toxicity in a rural agricultural environment. M.C. Pietrogrande, B. Biffi, C. Colombi, E. Cuccia, U. Dal Santo, L. Romanato (University of Ferrara - Italy)
16. Oxidative properties of ambient PM2.5 in the Po Valley, Italy, before and during COVID-19 lockdown restrictions. M.C. Pietrogrande, C. Colombi, E. Cuccia, U. Dal Santo, L. Romanato (University of Ferrara - Italy)
17. Identification of microplastics in airborne particulate matter and settled dusts collected in indoor environments. G. Simonetti, A. Fricano, F. Buiarelli, D. Pomata, P. Di Filippo, C. Riccardi, F. Incoronato, P. Boccia, M. Zanellato, G. Biale, F. Modugno, J. La Nasa (SAPIENZA università di roma - Italy)
18. Machine Learning for atmospheric cluster calculations. Y. Knattrup, J. Kubečka, D. Ayoubi, J. Elm (Aarhus University - Denmark)
19. Understanding secondary organic aerosol composition and sources in Barcelona within the RI-URBANS project. A. Tronconi, Y. Hao, T. Cui, P. Khare, X. Kipouros, A. Alastuey, X. Querol, A.H.S. Prévôt, K.R. Daellenbach (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
20. Occurrence of 40 tire-derived chemicals in atmospheric PM10 and PM2.5 in a German high-traffic area. V. Kuntz, D. Zahn, A. Kaushik, H. Herrmann, T. Reemtsma (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) - Germany)
21. Source assessment of PM2.5 pollution events in the Metropolitan Area of São Paulo (Brazil). G.M. Pereira, L.Y. Kamigauti, T.S. Santos, R.F. Pereira, R.C. Bueno, J.V. Martins, C. Gonçalves, T. Nogueira, P. Artaxo, C. Alves, M.A. Yamasoe, E.D. de Freitas, P.C. Vasconcellos, M.F. Andrade (University of São Paulo - Brazil)

2.08 - Chemical characterization of carbonaceous aerosols

1. Time variations of Black Carbon and air particulate matter in Sofia, Bulgaria. E. Hristova, B. Veleva, E. Georgieva (National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology - Bulgaria)
2. Real-world emission rate of ammonia based on the tunnel study – comparison of chassis dynamometer test. M-K. Song, S. Choe, G-H. Yu, M-S. Bae (Mokpo National University - Korea)
3. Long-range transport impacts from secondary pollutant sources in Seoul, Republic of Korea. G-H. Yu, S-H. Oh, S. Choe, M-K. Song, M-S. Bae (Mokpo National University - Korea)
4. Black Carbon source apportionment from fossil fuel and biomass burning in a suburban area near Lisbon during the COVID-19 pandemic. C.A. Gamelas, N. Canha, A. Vicente, A. Silva, S. Borges, C. Alves, Z. Kertesz, S.M. Almeida (Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares - Instituto Superior Técnico - Universidade de Lisboa - Portugal)
5. Urban concentrations of BC and PAHs bounded to PM2.5 air particulate in Bulgaria. B. Veleva, E. Hristova, S. Naydenova, A. Veli, Z. Mustafa, L. Gonsalvesh (National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology - Bulgaria)
6. Observation of stable carbon isotopic composition of dicarboxylic acids and related compounds in fine aerosols at European rural background site. P. Vodička, K. Kawamura, J. Schwarz, V. Ždímal (Czech Academy of Sciences - Czech Republic)
7. Chemical profile and toxicity of PM10 from road dust resuspension on a motorway. I. Casotti Rienda, T. Nunes, F. Lucarelli, S. Nava, G. Calzolai, F. Amato, N. Kováts, C.A. Alves (University of Aveiro - Portugal)
8. Particulate matter monitoring in a home improvement and gardener retailer. L. Furst, Y. Cipoli, E. Yubero, N. Galindo, G. Igrejas, M. Feliciano, C. Alves (University of Aveiro - Portugal)
9. Impact from Ryazan wildfires exceeded traffic in Moscow megacity in August 2022. O. Popovicheva, M. Chichaeva, R. Kovach, A.V. Semenova, N. Kasimov (Moscow State University - Russian Federation)
10. Chemical Characteristics of PM2.5 at Urban, Industrial and Suburban Areas in Korea. J.B. Kim, K. Hwang, S. Park, G. Lee, I.C. Shin, J.S. Park, K. Lee, S.M. Park, J. Kim (ChungNam Institute - Korea)
11. Impact of dust on change of PM2.5 chemical composition in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. S.Y. Lee, J.H. Kwon, J.Y. Lee, Y.P. Kim, A. Natsagdorj. (Ewha womans university - Korea)
12. Towards a better understanding of atmospheric carbon in the free troposphere. N. Nowak, S.J. Andrews, D.M. Bell, B.T. Brem, Z.C.J. Decker, J.R. Hopkins, M. Ivančič, A. Keller, G. Lavrič, T. Léonardis, R. Modini, S. Reimann, M. Rigler, T. Salameh, M. Vollmer, M. Gysel-Beer (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
13. Characteristics of organic compounds in PM2.5 in suburban in Korea. S.H. Lee, H.G. Jung, S.H. Cha, K.A. Kim, Z.H. Teng, H.J. Shin, J.M. Park, J.Y. Lee (National Institute of Environmental Research - Korea)
14. High-altitude aerosol characterization and PMF analysis of PM1 at the Helmos Mt station during the CALISHTO campaign. O. Zografou, M. Gini, P. Fetfatzis, K. Granakis, E. Diapouli, M.I. Manousakas, R. Foskinis, A. Papayannis, A. Nenes, K. Eleftheriadis (NCSR Demokritos - Greece)
15. 11 years of organic aerosol at the High Altitude Research Station Jungfraujoch, Switzerland (3580 m a.s.l.): composition, sources and trends. J. Weng, Y. Hao, T. Cui, L. Dada, M. Surdu, P. Khare, X. Kipouros, K.Y. Cheung, J. Top, D. Bell, N. K. Nowak, C. Hueglin, J.L. Jaffrezo, J.G. Slowik, A. Prévôt, B.T. Brem, M. Gysel-Beer, K.R. Daellenbach, I. El Haddad, P. Winiger (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
16. Characterization and chemical composition of offline water extracts from biomass burning events at Jungfraujoch (3580 m a.s.l.), Switzerland. J. Weng, Y. Hao, T. Cui, L. Dada, M. Surdu, P. Khare, X. Kipouros, K.Y. Cheung, J. Top, D. Bell, N. K. Nowak, C. Hueglin, J.L. Jaffrezo, J.G. Slowik, A. Prévôt, B.T. Brem, M. Gysel-Beer, K.R. Daellenbach, I. El Haddad, P. Winiger (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
17. Assessment of carbonaceous aerosols in Air Quality Network of Andalusia (South Spain): 2021 and its comparison to 2014. A.M. Sánchez de la Campa, D. Sánchez-Rodas, J.D. de la Rosa (University of Huelva - Spain)
18. Analysis of aerosol chemical characteristics during high-concentration episode on South Korean peninsula by continental outflow. S.Y. Choi, J.S. Choi, H.J. KIm, S.Y. Jung, J.Y. Jung, M.Y. Sung, J.M. Park, T.H. Park, T.H. Lee, J.S. Park (National Institute of Environmental Research - Korea)
19. A comprehensive study of PM1 aerosol pollution in Heraklion, Crete during wintertime. E. Stergiou, N. Kalivitis, I. Stavroulas, F.A. Kozonaki, N. Mihalopoulos and M. Kanakidou (University of Crete - Greece)
20. Characterisation of primary and secondary organic molecular tracers in PM2.5 during haze and post-haze episodes in Chiang Mai, Thailand. S. Saksakulkrai, W. Bloss, Z. Shi (University of Birmingham - United Kingdom)
21. Mapping and emission factors of pollutants associated with wood burning at an urban location: the case of Ioannina, Greece. A. Bougiatioti, M. Desservettaz, I. Stavroulas, M. Tsagkaraki, E. Liakakou, N. Mihalopoulos (National Observatory of Athens - Greece)
22. Composition and potential sources of atmospheric humic-like-substances (HULIS) from fluorescence-based parallel factor modelling (PARAFAC) and spectroscopic approaches. S. Dey, S. Sarkar (Indian Institute of Technology Mandi - India)
23. Geochemistry and oxidative potential of the respirable fraction of powdered coals and deposited mine dust from Chinese coal mines. P. Trechera, T. Moreno, P. Córdoba, N. Moreno, F. Amato, J. Cortés, X. Zhuang, B. Li, J.Li, Y. Shangguan, A.O. Dominguez, F. Kelly, T. Mhadhbi, J.L. Jaffrezo, G. Uzu, X. Querol (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research - Spanish National Research Council - Spain)
24. Chemical characterization of submicron aerosols in a non-industrialized city influenced by the topography. S. Castillo, F. Rejano, D. Patrón, G. Titos, J.A. Casquero-Vera, A. Casans-Gabasa, F.J. Olmo, L. Alados-Arboledas (Andalusian Institute for Earth System Research (IISTA) University of Granada - Spain)

3.05 - Novel measurement principles and new instrumentation

1. Real-time classification of bio-aerosols from non-bio-aerosols based on the density using APS. K.B. Choi, Y.J. Go, H.S. Seo, J.H. Lee (Agency for Defense Development - Korea)
2. Capacitive sensor for counting and measuring nanodroplets. M. Malok, D. Kavsek, G. Filipic, I. Iskra, M. Remskar (Jozef Stefan Institute - Slovenia)
3. Development of a new method to determine relative humidity dependent phase diagrams for self-assembled materials. J. P. Macklin, A. M. Squires (University of Bath - United Kingdom)
4. Continuous measurement of ultrafine particle mass concentration (PM 0.1) based on measurements of particle number concentration above 50 nm (N 50). G. Argyropoulou, D. Patoulias, C. Kaltsonoudis, S.N. Pandis (Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas (FORTH/ ICE-HT) - Greece)
5. Set up of a cascade impactor for determination of 7Be and 210Pb in different size fractions of atmospheric aerosols. N. Delgado-Pareja, A. Barba-Lobo, I. Gutiérrez-Álvarez, M. Sorribas, E.G. San Miguel, J.A. Adame, J.P. Bolívar (University of Huelva - Spain)
6. Quantitative measurements of droplet surface tension and charge over microsecond to millisecond timescales through excitation of droplet surface oscillations. M.I. Quant, A. Bain, J. Walker, B.R. Bzdek (University of Bristol - United Kingdom)
7. A simple and precise methodology to determine particulate matter mass in atmospheric filters; validation and application cases. A. Barba-Lobo, I. Gutiérrez-Álvarez, J.A. Adame, E. Gutiérrez de San Miguel, J.P. Bolívar (University of huelva - Spain)
8. Extinction cross-sections and optical properties of single pollen grains under laboratory-controlled environment. A. Valenzuela, P. Cariñanos, J.L. Guerrero-Rascado, G. Sánchez-Jiménez, E. Bazo, F.J. García-Izquierdo, L. Alados-Arboledas, F.J. Olmo (IISTA-CEAMA-University of Granada - Spain)
9. Cantilever-enhanced photoacoustic instrument for measurement of aerosol light absorption at three wavelengths. J. Karhu, J. Kuula, T. Mikkonen, M. Ward, A. Virkkula, E. Ikonen, T. Hieta, H. Timonen, M. Vainio (University of Helsinki - Finland)
10. A new methodology for determination of water soluble organic and inorganic carbon in atmospheric aerosol. R. Traversi, S. Becagli, F. Barbieri, G. Calzolai, G. Cinelli, A. di Sarra, F. Giardi, F. Lucarelli, D. Meloni, S. Nava, G. Pace, M. Severi, D. Sferlazzo, V. Vargas (University of Florence - Italy)
11. Single Particle Mass Spectrometer: Multiple-analyses of individual airborne aerosol particles for determination of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Inorganic Composition. J. Passig, J. Schade, R. Irsig, M. Saraji, S. Ehlert, A. Walte, R. Zimmermann (Photonion GmbH - Germany)
12. Performance evaluation of a wide-mass-range and high-resolution Atmospheric Pressure Interface Time of Flight Mass Spectrometer (API-TOF-MS). F. Schmidt-Ott, G. Biskos, A. Maisser (The Cyprus Institute - Cyprus)
13. Method development for analysing synthetic polymers in atmospheric submicron particles by Curie-Point Pyrolysis-Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry. A. Kaushik, M. Mekic, M. van Pinxteren, S. Schum, H. Herrmann (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS) - Germany)
14. Optical properties of particulate matter collected on glass fiber filters measured by spatially resolved reflectance spectroscopy. P. Naglič, A. Marin, M. Ivančič, M. Rigler, M. Bürmen (University of Ljubljana - Slovenia)
15. Exploring aerosol collection in liquid droplets using electrostatic precipitators. P. Chopra, L. Coudron, I. Munro, R. Kaye, L. Urbano, I.D. Johnston (University of Hertfordshire - United Kingdom)
16. Condensation capture enables highly efficient mRNA preservation for characterizing the stress responses and viability persistence of airborne non‐Tuberculosis Mycobacteria. E. Kraus, S. Bryan, M. Hernandez (University of Colorado Boulder Aerobiology & Disinfection Lab - USA)
17. Laboratory study of rapid temperature programmed oxidation (RTPO) instruments for the quantification of non-volatile carbonaceous aerosols. J.C. Corbin, D. Clavel, G.J. Smallwood (National Research Council Canada - Canada)
18. Cough generator for the study of disease transmittance via respiratory aerosols. P. Heikkilä, J. Hakala, A. Rostedt, J. Keskinen, T. Rönkkö (Tampere University - Finland)
19. Characterisation of volatile particle nucleation from brake pads and simulation of total particle measurement with a PN-system according to PMP specifications. M. Pail, M. Kupper, A. Bergmann (Graz University of Technology - Austria)
20. Prediction of nuclear measurement degraded with coarse aerosol by artificial intelligence. G. Dougniaux, J. Baccou (Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN) - France)
21. A Study on Correlation Analysis between Optical Diameter and Aerodynamic Diameter Using Cyclone. E. Kim, J. Heo, K.R. Park, H-S. Park, C-H. Cho, Y-H. Joe (Korea Institute of Energy Research - Korea)
22. Evaluation of a Partector Pro for atmospheric size distribution and number concentration measurements at an urban background site in Mülheim-Styrum, Germany. C. Asbach, A.M. Todea, H. Kaminski (Institut für Energie- und Umwelttechnik e. V. (IUTA) - Germany)

3.06 - Miniaturized and low cost instrumentation

1. Utilisation of portable, low-cost air quality sensors as a monitoring tool for assessing air pollution in urban environment. A. Ilenič, J. Ščančar, R. Milačič, N. Zupančič, A.M. Pranjić (Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute (ZAG) - Slovenia)
2. Small-scale diffusion drying channel for aerosol particle measurements with an uncrewed aerial system. V. Savvakis, M. Bramati, M. Schön, J. Bange, A. Platis (Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen - Germany)
3. Assessment of low-cost sensing systems for the real-time monitoring of aerosol and gaseous pollutants in urban environments. E. Diapouli, K. Granakis, P. Fetfatzis, V. Vasilatou, P. Karkavitsas, M. Gini, S. Vratolis, E.M. Tsilibari, A.D. Adamopoulos, M. Collado, S. Gomez-Montes, A. Massling, K. Vorkamp, H. Salonen, K. Eleftheriadis (NCSR - Greece)
4. Evaluating the performance of low-cost Alphasense OPC-N3 in an indoor environment. A. Doldi, L. Verdolotti, G.C. Lama, F. Recupido, P. Mantecca, R. Bengalli, M. Gualtieri, N. Losi, A.M. Cefalì, I. Gini, L. Ferrero (University of Milano-Bicocca - Italy)
5. Outdoor aerosol calibration control at cold conditions for the low cost sensor AirSensis. P. Fetfatzis, O. Popovicheva, R. Kovach, A. Shukhtin, N. Kasimov, G. Sarigiannidis, M. Gini, O. Zografou, P. Karkavitsas, Z. Thodou, Κ. Granakis, C. Spitieri, V. Vasilatou, K. Eleftheriadis (NCSR Demokritos - Greece)
6. Combined measurement of Saharan Dust and Atmospheric parameters with the uncrewed aircraft system MASC-3 over Cyprus. M. Schön, V. Savvakis, M. Bramati, A. Platis, J. Bange (Tübingen University - Germany)
7. Validation of dense air quality sensor networks. M.A. Zaidan, Y. Xie, N.H. Motlagh, B. Wang, W. Nie, P. Nurmi, S. Tarkoma, T. Petäjä, A. Ding, M. Kulmala (University of Helsinki - Finland)
8. A CPC for dense measurement networks and drones. J. Kangasluoma, J. Haataja, Y. Wu, D. Rohal, E. Kleemola (Institute for Atmospheric and Earth system research / Physics - Finland)

3.09 - Implementation of existing measurement methods and instruments for novel studies

1. Particle filtering face masks: Investigation of aerosol deposition under real-life wearing conditions. D. Stoll, D. Misiulia, S. Antonyuk (University of Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU) - Germany)
2. The influence of DOC+ CDPF aftertreatment system to the diesel electric generator exhaust emissions. J.K. Macrohon, L-C. Wang (Chung Yuan Christian University - Taiwan)
3. Improving the Evaporative Light Scattering Detector by experiments and modelling. F. Bertani, S. Hochgreb, S. O'Donohue, S. Bullock (University of Cambridge - United Kingdom)
4. Low-cost particle sensors performance for Digital Twin applications in nanomanufacturing processes. J.M. Lopez de Ipiña, A. Lopez, A. Gazulla, G. Aznar, F. Belosi, J. Koivisto, R. Seddon, P. Durałek, A. Vavouliotis, G. Koutsoukis, K. Lopez de Ipiña, S. Florez, A. Costa (Fundacion TECNALIA Research and Innovation - Spain)
5. Retrieval of aerosol properties from zenith sky radiance measurements. S. Herrero-Anta, R. Román, D. Mateos, J.C. Antuña-Sánchez, C. Toledano, F. Almansa, R. González, M. Herreras-Giralda, D. González-Fernández, C. Herrero del Barrio, V.E. Cachorro, A.M. de Frutos (University of Valladolid - Spain)
6. Co-variability between ultrafine particle concentration with turbulence mean and kinetic energy in an indoor classroom. A. Pelliccioni, M. Gherardi, A. Pini, G. Leuzzi, G. Querzoli, S. Canepari,F. Costabile, M. Rinaldi, P. Monti (INAIL - Italy)
7. Retrieval and validation of night time Aerosol Optical Depth with a PREDE POM radiometer in the frame of two MAPP project campaigns. G. Kumar, V. Estellés, M. Campanelli, A. Uchiyama, M.P. Utrillas, J. Grosner (University of Valencia - Spain)
8. Exploring airborne microplastic contamination in Modena, Italy: The MicroTRACES Initiative. G. Veratti, A. Bigi, S. Teggi, V. Ferrari, M. Scaramelli, S. Righi, R. Simonini, D. Prevedelli, E. Bergami, G. Ghermandi (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia - Italy)
9. First results from an indoor variant of Airmodus A30 CPC. J. Enroth, J. Vanhanen, A. Pajunoja (Airmodus Oy - Finland)
10. On the development of a frost protection system for fruit trees based on real time detection of PM mass concentrations, bacteria populations and meteorological variables. M. Gini, P. Fetfatzis, K. Granakis, D. Kontogiannatos, N. Dusart, F. Vogel, D.N. Sieber, O. Möhler, G. Sarigiannidis, G. Charrier, D.G. Georgakopoulos, K. Eleftheriadis (NCSR Demokritos - Greece)
11. Precision of automatic weighing system used for gravimetric analysis of PM filters. K. Widziewicz-Rzońca, D. Chyzhykov, P. Rogula-Kopiec, M. Błaszczak, K. Słaby, B. Błaszczak, B. Mathews (Institute of Environmental Engineering Polish Academy of Science - Poland)
12. Deep learning approach for classification of single-particle mass spectra. G. Wang, H. Ruser, J. Schade, J. Passig, T. Adam, G. Dollinger, R. Zimmermann (Bundeswehr University Munich - Germany)
13. A preliminary study of secondary aerosol formation in an oxidation flow reactor at different aging time. F. Sasso, F. Picca, A. Pignatelli, G. Fiore, M. Commodo, P. Minutolo, A. D’Anna (University of Naples Federico II - Italy)
14. Number and mass size distribution of PM: the first results from 1-year long, continuous study in Poland. W. Rogula-Kozłowska, J.S. Bihałowicz (The Main School of Fire Service - Poland)

3.10 - Interpretation of data

1. The detection algorithm for real-time fluorescence bio-aerosol detector. K.B. Choi, Y.J. Go, H.S. Seo, H.W. Nam (Agency for Defense Development - Korea)
2. Influence of energetic crisis on Air quality at Czech ACTRIS stations in 2022. A. Holubová, J. Pacner, M. Hejkrlíková, O. Vlček, J. Ondráček, V. Ždímal (CHMI - Czech Republic)
3. Aerosolomics strategy to discover specific PM source molecular markers. A. Albinet, C. Noblet, F. Lestremau, J.-L. Besombes (INERIS - France)
4. Experimental study of local deposition in a real scale T-junction of a ventilation network. R. Ploix, J. Malet, E. Gehin (French Institute for Radioprotection and Nuclear security (IRSN) ; Unversité Paris Est Créteil (UPEC) - France)
5. An algorithm for automated peak identification in atmospheric mass spectra. V.A. Mickwitz, O. Peräkylä, D.R. Worsnop, M. Ehn (University of Helsinki - Finland)
6. A study on the prediction of future PM2.5 concentration using contributing material data. S. Park, K. Hwang, J.B. Kim, G. Lee, I.C. Shin, J.S. Park, K. Lee, S.M. Park, J. Seo, K. Kim (Chungnam Institute - Korea)
7. Development of learning models to identify and classify the morphology of ambient PM2.5 particles from scanning electron microscope data. M. Yeo, J.-I. Park M. S. Kim, M. Song, C. Kim, K. Lee, Z. Wu, A. Matsuki, A. Natsagdorj, J. Y. Lee and K.-S. Jang (Korea Basic Science Institute - Korea)
8. Building a machine learning model to predict sample pesticide content utilising thermal desorption MION-CIMS analysis. F. Bortolussi, H. Sandström, F. Partovi, J. Mikkilä, P. Rinke, M. Rissanen (University of Helsinki - Finland)
9. Long-Term Measurements of Ultrafine Particles at the German Ultrafine Aerosol Network. M. Elsasser, F. Bachmeier, J. Rüdiger, M. Schütze, O. Bath, C. Couret, B. Hellack (German Environment Agency - Deutschland)

4.04 - Bioaerosols and allergens

1. Comparative study of the airborne pollen registered in three different areas of the city of Malaga (southern Spain). A. Picornell, C. Borgognone, R. Ruiz-Mata, E. de Gálvez-Montañez, M. Muñoz-García, M. Recio, M.M. Trigo (University of Malaga - Spain)
2. Airborne pollen concentrations in Sierra de las Nieves National Park (southern Spain) and its allergenic potential. E. de Gálvez-Montañez, A. Picornell, R. Ruiz-Mata, M. Muñoz-García, C. Borgognone, M. Recio, M.M. Trigo (University of Malaga - Spain)
3. Is Cannabis pollen transported to southern Spain during African dust intrusions?. A. Picornell, R. Ruiz-Mata, E. de Gálvez-Montañez, M. Muñoz-García, C. Borgognone, M. Recio, M.M. Trigo (University of Malaga - Spain)
4. Airborne pollen concentrations in Madrid (Spain) in the period 2001-2020: trends and influence of synoptic meteorological patterns. P. Salvador, F. Molero, Z. Ferencova, P. Cervigón, A.M. Gutierrez (CIEMAT - Spain)
5. Bioaerosol release from a swirling liquid contaminated with bacteria. I.E. Agranovski, E.Kruglyakova (Griffith University - Australia)
6. Evaluation of bioaerosol concentrations and the association of indoor bioaerosol and Atopy at the Residence of Children in Korea. K. Ha (Changwon National University - Korea)
7. Clean air in cars: Testing indoor air cleaning systems under real-life conditions using bacteriophages as virus surrogate. C. Hartl, B. Fuehrer, V. Sharp, C. Kirchnawy, A. Löfvendahl, G. Ettenberger-Bornberg (OFI (Austrian Research Institute for Chemistry and Technology) - Austria)
8. The effects of sampling heights on pollen grains concentration in an olive grove. G. Sánchez-Jiménez, J. Andújar-Maqueda, S. Aranda-Barranco, D. Agea-Plaza, J. Abril-Gago, N. Quesada-Gallego, P. Cariñanos, J.A. Bravo-Aranda, M.J. Granados-Muñoz, J.L. Guerrero-Rascado (University of Granada - Spain)
9. Aerobiology of allergenic trees species in Alicante City, Spain. S. Martínez-Pérez, J.F. Nicolás, F.J. Fernández-Sanchez, N. Galindo, M. Varea (Miguel Hernández University - Spain)
10. On the amount of bioaerosols released from the waste trucks cabin air filters. L. Wingert, N. Gervais, M. Debia, G. Marchand (IRSST - Canada)
11. Real-Time Pollen Identification using Holographic Imaging and Fluorescence Measurement. E. Graf, S. Erb, Y. Zeder, S. Lionetti, A. Berne, B. Clot, G. Lieberherr, F. Tummon, P. Wullschleger, B. Crouzy (MeteoSwiss and EPFL - Switzerland)
12. Relationship between bioaerosol and other pollutants: Preliminary results. A.I. Calvo, D Baumgardner, C. Blanco-Alegre, C. Gonçalves, E.D. Vicente, D. Fernández-González, A. Rodríguez-Fernández, R. Valencia-Barrera, A. Vega-Maray, R. Fraile (Universidad de León - Spain)
13. Overview of the size of respiratory particles containing infectious pathogens. T.A. Sipkens, R. Mehri, G.J. Smallwood (National Research Council Canada - Canada)
14. Effects of environmental stress on the pollen viability of ornamental tree-species in the city of Granada (south-eastern Spain). P. Ramirez Aliaga, I. Foyo-Moreno, P. Cariñanos (Universidad de Granada - Spain)
15. Airborne microorganisms at Hellenic Atmospheric Aerosol and Climate Change station in Helmos mountain (Greece). E. Katsivela, L. Raisi, A. Saridaki, K. Eleftheriadis, P. Stathopoulou, G. Tsiamis, A. Nenes, M. Lazaridis (Hellenic Mediterranean University - Greece)
16. Prediction of indoor airborne bacteria concentration using time-series deep learning networks. D. Kim, D. Shin, J. Hwang (Yonsei university - Korea)
17. Air sampling and simultaneous detection of airborne influenza virus via gold nanorod-based plasmonic PCR. K.S. Nam, A. Piri, S.S. Choi, J. Jung, J. Hwang (Yonsei University - Korea)
18. Roles of PM components, air pollutants and meteorological factors on Airborne Antibiotic Resistance Genes across 31 Major Chinese Cities. L. Zhang, M. Yao (Peking university - China)
19. Antibiotic Resistance Genes in the Air of Swiss and Chinese Wastewater Treatment Plants. V. Agarwal, M. Gao, B. Meier, Y. Tao, J. Wang (ETH Zürich - Switzerland)
20. Molecular Characterization of Bioaerosols over a Tropical Marine Region. E. Varghese, S. Krishnamoorthy, R.S. Verma, R. Ravi Krishna, A.E. Valsan, V.R. Després, S.S. Gunthe (Indian Institute of Technology Madras - India)
21. Airborne SARS-CoV-2 RNA collected during childbirth and autopsy. S. Thuresson, M. Alsved, P. Medstrand, J. Löndahl, C.J. Fraenkel (Lund University - Sweden)
22. Rapid monitoring of bioaerosols in the size-classified PM through ATP bioluminescence. J. Oh, J. Choi, M. Massoudifarid, J. Hwang, J.H. Byeon (Yonsei University - Korea)
23. Microbial richness in tropospheric samples above the planetary boundary layer confirms long-distance transport of potential human pathogens. X. Rodó, S. Pozdniakova, R. Curcoll, A. Fontal, A. Matsuki, H. Tanimoto, M.P. Armengol, I. Pey, J. Vila, L. Muñoz, L. Cañas, J.A. Morguí, S. Borràs (ICREA and Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) - Spain)
24. Prokaryotic and eukaryotic diversity of urban bioaerosols during COVID-19 lockdown. S. Pozdniakova, S. Borràs, L. Cañas, S. Santamaria, A. Fontal, A. Rastrojo, A. Sanchiz, A. Alcamí, X. Rodó (Barcelona Institute for Global Health - ISGlobal - Spain)

4.05 - Biological and toxicological responses

1. Comparative study on the cytotoxicity of gaseous and particulate emissions from the co-burning of authorized solid fuels and selected household waste types in a residential stove. B. Kakasi, Á. Tóth, B. Jancsek-Turóczi, A. Hoffer, A. Gelencsér (University of Pannonia - Hungary)
2. Effect-directed analysis (EDA) for discovering novel agonists of aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) of SOA formed from the oxidation of PAHs with OH or NO3 radicals. A. El Mais, N. Huynh, J. Beaumont, O. Palluel, E. Maillot-Marechal, B. D’Anna, S. Aït-Aïssa, A. Albinet (INERIS - France)
3. Techniques for conducting long-term health impact assessments for residents exposed to ambient PM2.5. M.-S. Ho and P.-J. Tsai (National Cheng Kung University - Taiwan)
4. Effect of atmospheric aging on residential wood combustion aerosol toxicity in airway epithelial monoculture models at the air–liquid interface: Differential toxicological impacts of two photochemical ages. S. Offer, S. Di Bucchianico, H. Czech, J. Pantzke, M. Ihalainen, P. Yli-Pirilä, O. Sippula, Y. Rudich, R. Zimmermann and the aeroHEALTH consortium (Helmholtz Zentrum München - Germany)
5. Mutagenic activity of airborne Particulate Matter (PM2.5) in a Dense Residential Area (Bolu City, Türkiye). K.K. Alsaç, M. Aktürk, E. Koçak, N. Demir, S. Aslan, F. Öztürk (Bolu Abant Izzet Baysal University (BAIBU) - Turkey)
6. The role of oxidative potential in the toxicity of aerosols of carbon nanomaterials. L.M. Fatkhutdinova, G.A. Timerbulatova, G.F. Gabidinova (Kazan State Medical University - Russian Federation)
7. Assessment of oxidative potential of fine aerosols from different indoor and outdoor environments. S. Gonçalves, C. Gamelas, S. Mendez, S. Cabo Verde, S.M. Almeida, A.R. Bartolomeo, M.R. Guascito, D. Contini, N. Canha (Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)
8. Pulmonary toxicity assessment of three microplastics including polypropylene, polystyrene, and polyethylene in mouse. K. Lee (Korea Institute of Toxicology - Korea)
9. Comparison of toxicological characteristics of fine particles in Beijing, China and Gwangju, Korea. M. Park, S. Lee, H. Lee, Ma. Chistine Faye J. Denna, J Jang, D. Oh, Min-Suk Bae, K-S. Jang, K. Park (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST) - Korea)

4.06 - Health effects of aerosols

1. Reducing infection risk and optimization of airing concepts for indoor air quality by accurate aerosol and CO2 measurement. A.-K. Goßmann, S. Hogekamp, F. Weis, M. Weiß (Palas GmbH - Germany)
2. In vitro exposure of cells at the air liquid interface to facilitate realistic aerosol hazard identification – working towards a framework for experimental design. A. Buckley, C. Guo, A. Laycock, M. Leonard, R. Smith (UK Health Security Agency - United Kingdom)
3. Measurements of the distal lung airspaces in children using the novel Airspace Dimension Assessment (AiDA) technique. J. Linell, M.P. Sjögren, P. Wollmer, J. Löndahl, J. Rissler (Lund University - Sweden)
4. Detection and Isolation of Infectious SARS-CoV-2 Omicron Variants Collected from Residential Settings. W.B. Vass, S. Nannu Shankar, J.A. Lednicky, Y. Yang, Y. Zhang, J. Boyette, J. Chen, Y. Chen, A. Shirkhani, M. Washeem, Z.H. Fan, A. Eiguren-Fernandez, C.Y. Wu (University of Florida - USA)
5. Ascorbic acid-based oxidative potential of Cu, Fe and Mn soluble salts at neutral and acidic conditions. A. Expósito, J. Maillo, M. Santibáñez, I. Fernández-Olmo (UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA - Spain)
6. Reactive Oxygen Species in PM2.5 from indoors, outdoors and two types of candles. J. Enarsson, N.R. Jacobsen, A.T. Saber, A. Wierzbicka (Lund University - Sweden)
7. Toxicity and carcinogenicity of fine particulate matter in the Eastern Mediterranean. D. Paraskevopoulou, K. Tavernaraki, I. M. Vrettou, M. Tsagkaraki, A. Bougiatioti, N. Mihalopoulos (University of Crete - Greece)
8. Evaluating ALI Cell Exposure in Response to Transient Driving Cycles. P. Baltzopoulou , D. Deloglou, A. Asimakopoulou, G. Tsakonas, A. Kontses, R. Stamatiou, A. Lazou, Z. Samaras, E. Papaioannou (CPERI/CERTH - Greece)
9. Indoor air quality in non-production spaces: An investigation into Beauty Salons. P. Rogula-Kopiec, K. Widziewicz-Rzońca (Institute of Environmental Engineering PAS - Polska)
10. Dynamic PM2.5 Oxidative Potential at an Urban Traffic Site in London. S.J. Campbell, A. Barth, B. Utinger, G. Chen, A.H. Tremper, M. Priestman, D. Ek, M. Kalberer, D.C. Green (Imperial College London - United Kingdom)

4.07 - Medical and therapeutic applications

1. The necessity of engineering control for COVID-19. C.Y. Chiu, C.L. Chen, Y.M. Kuo, C.W. Lin, S.H. Huang, C.C. Chen (National Taiwan University - Taiwan)
2. The particularities of dry powder aerosol drug deposition. Á. Farkas, Sz. Kugler, P. Füri, G. Szénási, A. Horváth (Centre for Energy Research - Hungary)
3. Development of nanosized drug containing extra-fine powder aerosols: stability aspects. P. Party, R. Ambrus (University of Szeged - Hungary)
4. Size reduction laser procedure of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. F. Kun-Szabó, T. Gera, T. Ajtai, B. Hopp (University of Szeged - Hungary)
5. Fundamentals of plasma disinfection for the inactivation of viruses. M. Shaban, A.P. Weber, N. Merkert (Clausthal University of Technology - Germany)
6. Decreased lung function in adolescents due to premature birth, measured using Aerosol. H. Öhrneman, F. Lindström, C. Hagman, M. Petersson-Sjögren, J. Rissler, P. Wollmer, E. Tufvesson, J. Löndahl (Lund Univeristy - Sweden)
7. Drug delivery efficiency of ICU respiratory nebulization systems. M.X. Zhang, R. Bem, R. Klein-Blommert, W. Stilma, F. Paulus, T. Huijgen, C.J.M. van Rijn, D. Bonn (University of Amsterdam - Netherlands)

4.09 - Exposure in specific microenvironments

1. Particulate Black Carbon in urban schools with heavy traffic. S.W. Kang, J.M. Oh, Y.G. Park, J.M. Jo (Kyung Hee University - Korea)
2. Proper clean air delivery rate and particle cleaning per hour for particle removal in car cabin. K.C. Noh, T.W. Kim, S.W. Kim, C.H. Hwang, S.Y. Jeon, B.W. Han (Airlab - Korea)
3. Changes in the physico-chemical properties of outdoor aerosol upon transport indoors, observed with online techniques. M. Rinaldi, G. Di Iulio, L. Di Liberto, M. Paglione, M. Busetto, K. Mansour, S. Decesari, L. Marinelli, C. Perrino, P. Monti, G. Leuzzi, A. Pini, A. Pelliccioni, G. Querzoli, F. Costabile (CNR-ISAC - Italy)
4. Incremental lifetime cancer risk from indoor exposure to PM-bound PAHs for Students and Lecturers at Sapienza University of Rome. M. Gherardi, M. Ribeca, A. Gordiani, A. Pelliccioni (National Institute for Assurance against Accidents at Work INAIL - Italy)
5. Patterns and relationship between indoor CO2 and particle number size distribution in university classrooms. A. Bigi, T. Filippini, L. Beltrami, M. Vinceti, G. Ghermandi (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia - Italy)
6. Physico-chemical characterisation and metal analysis of indoor airborne particles. V. Sahu, B.R. Gurjar (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay - India)
7. Estimation of emission rates of black carbon while heating 17 commercial cooking oils. M. Salmanimojaveri, T. Madiyarova, M. Naseri, N. Ushakova, K. Yessengaziyeva, G. Sultanova, E. Adotey, G. Zhemeney, S.M. Zamir, D. Shah, M.A. Torkmahalleh (University of Illinois at Chicago - USA)
8. Near-real time monitoring of PM2.5, gases and black carbon in a traffic micro-environment in Delhi. K. Jain, G. Habib (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi - India)
9. Personal monitoring of aerosols for assessment of the daily integrated exposure of citizens – how far have we got?. S. Mendez, M. Felizardo, S.M. Almeida, N. Canha (Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)
10. Dust particles as a protective environment for long-range transport of bioaerosol. P. Hu, I. Kolodkin-Gal, A. Radian, N. Lang-Yona (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology - Israel)
11. AeroSolfd: leading to cleaner air in transport-related microenvironments. S. Agathokleous, T. Moreno, T. Warth, C.M. Casado, C. Asbach, M. Lehmann (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research - Spain)
12. Multi-sensor personal, indoor and outdoor PM monitoring campaign in Messinia region, Greece. D. Saraga, M. Pachoulis, E. Makaris, I. Sakellaris, C. Markou, H. Floca, D. Leventi, P. Touloumi, T. Maggos (NCSR DEMOKRITOS - Greece)

4.10 - Occupational exposures

1. Occupational Exposure with Different Aerosol Metrics in a Spray Coating Plant. F. Belosi, A.J. Koivisto, I. Furxhi, J.M. Lopez de Ipiña, A. Nicosia, F. Ravegnani, S. Ortelli, I. Zanoni, A.L. Costa. (National Research Council of Italy - Italy)
2. Cases of occupational diseases caused by occupational exposure to bioaerosol in Korea. E.Y. Kim (Institute of Occupation and Environment - Korea)
3. Usage of aethalometers to measure occupational diesel exhaust exposure in underground mines. H. Koponen, K. Lukkarinen, M. Leppänen, L. Kilpeläinen, S. Väätäinen, P. Jussheikki, J. Ruokolainen, A. Karjalainen, M. Hyttinen, P. Pasanen, O. Sippula (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
4. Particle filtration and VOCs photodegradation with titanium dioxide cellulose fiber. C-T. Chang, Y-T. Ko (National Ilan University - Taiwan)
5. Nano-enabled construction products in practice: Commercial availability, marketing and product documentation in a Swedish context. C. Abrahamsson, M. Hedmer, M. Kåredal, J. Rissler, C. Isaxon (Lund University - Sweden)
6. Safety evaluation of industrial nanocoating process in terms of worker and general population exposure. A.J. Koivisto, J. Lopez de Ipiña, I. Furxhi, I. Zanoni, A. Nicosia, F. Ravegnani, M. Blosi, A. Costa, F. Belosi (Air Pollution Management APM - Finland)
7. Exposure and toxicity assessment of incidental nanoparticles originating in the ceramic industry. V. Moreno-Martín, M. López, D. Bou, S. Fraga, J.P. Teixeira, A. López-Lilao, V. Sanfélix, M. Viana (IDAEA-CSIC - Spain)
8. Possible health impact of different source and nanosize of tyre wear particles collected in real time on human alveolar epithelial cells in vitro. K. Alzahabi, T. Akande, A. Alobaidi, G.M. Gamble, N. Molden, M. Stettler, T.D. Tetley (Imperial College London - United Kingdom)

5.04 - Nucleation and growth

1. Real gas correction of experimental data for measuring water nucleation rate with various carrier gases. M. Lukianov, T. Lukianova, M. Čenský, J. Kordík, V. Vinš, J.Hrubý (Institute of Thermomechanics of the Czech Academy of Sciences - Czech Republic)
2. Pressure-induced Diels-Alder-Reactions in nanometer aerosol particles: Experimental method and instrument development. D. Klink, T. Hoffmann (Johannes Gutenberg-University - Germany)
3. Multiscale Modelling of Soot Growth: using Reactive Molecular Dynamics and a Population Balance Approach to Model Sooting Flames. D.R. O’Sullivan, S. Rigopoulos, E. Goudeli (Imperial College London - United Kingdom)
4. Exploring the fate and temperature evolution of Early Iron Oxide Particles through Monte-Carlo Simulations. P. Ćwiek, P. Wollny, M.R. Lalanne, M. Nanjaiah, M. Cohen, N. Horodi, I. Wlokas, I. Rahinov (University Duisburg-Essen - Germany)

5.05 - Aerosol growth and evaporation, agglomeration, fragmentation, material synthesis and filtration

1. Population balance model for nanoparticle agglomeration in the transition regime. M. Karsch, A. Kronenburg (University of Stuttgart - Germany)
2. The drying kinetics and crystallisation of multi-component aqueous inorganic salt droplets. B. Miles, D. A. Hardy, J. F. Robinson, J.P. Reid (University of Bristol - United Kingdom)
3. Evaporation of individual components from liquid aerosol mixtures: characteristic times and implications for volatility measurements. A. Khlystov (Desert Research Institute - USA)
4. Finite element methods for the multicomponent general dynamic equation of aerosols. T. Salminen, K.E.J. Lehtinen, J.P. Kaipio and A. Seppänen (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
5. Evolution of soot size distribution & nanostructure during enclosed spray combustion of jet fuel. U. Trivanovic, G.A. Kelesidis, S.E. Pratsinis (ETH Zürich - Switzerland)
6. Characterization of five Differential Mobility Analyzers to optimize the yield for nanoparticle production. T. Krinke, T. Tritischer, B.O. Meuller, K. Deppert, O.F. Bischof, M.E. Messing (Lund University - Sweden)
7. First-principle models for the evaporation and crystallisation of a saline droplet. B. Mignot, T. Mahmud, P.J. Heggs, M. Ghadiri, K.J. Roberts (University of Leeds - United Kingdom)
8. The evaporation and hygroscopic growth of saliva droplets and its implication for viability of airborne microorganisms. Y. Meng, A. Kiselev, T. Dresch, D. Duft, T. Leisner (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) - Germany)
9. Tuning the properties of oil test aerosols for respiratory protective devices. L. Hillemann, J. Bade, D. Göhler, R. Adam, J. Müller, A. Rudolph (Topas GmbH - Germany)
10. Increasing the size of sub-micron particles by grouping manipulation. N. Haikin, S. Lerman, V. Multanen, D. Katoshevski (NRCN - Israel)

5.07 - Aerosol transport properties and fluid dynamics

1. Application of CFD for development of cyclone samplers. D. Misiulia, G. Lidén, S. Antonyuk, D. Stoll (University of Kaiserslautern-Landau - Germany)
2. Aerosol droplets generation by a liquid jet impingement onto a solid surface. M. Mbaye, C. Josserand, M. Sow (Institute of Radioprotection and Nuclear Safety - France)
3. Aerosol transfer in large-scale ventilation networks. J. Malet, J. Wiese, R. Ploix, E. Gehin (Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire - France)
4. Investigation of polydispersed low inertia particles in a forced plume. G. Efstathiou, G. Papadakis, W.P. Jones, B. J. Devenish, S. Rigopoulos (Imperial College London - United Kingdom)
5. Numerical investigation of flame structure and particle dynamics in an aerosol-seeded matrix burner. M. Nanjaiah, P. Wollny, S. Apazeller, S. Karaminejad, T. Endres, H. Wiggers, C. Schulz, A. Kempf, I. Wlokas (University of Duisburg-Essen - Germany)
6. Quantification and characterization of particles emitted by a blast of concrete. D. Costa, C. Bodiot, N. Lecysyn, P. Pourre-Brichot, L. Domergue, J. Lhonneur, C. Mano, F. Gensdarmes (IRSN - France)
7. Residence time distribution of aerosol particles in a fully developed flow tube. M. Alonso (CENIM - CSIC - Spain)

5.08 - Aerosol optical properties

1. Optical and morphological properties of light absorbing internally mixed aerosol particles. G.R. Lawson, J.M. Langridge, K. Szpek, J. Bowles, M.I. Cotterell (University of Bristol - United Kingdom)
2. Validation and climatology of MODIS aerosol optical properties over North Africa. AB. Merdji, X. Xu, C. Lu, B. Asmerom Habtemichael, J. Li (Nanjing university of information science and technology - China)
3. A global evaluation of measured surface and column aerosol optical properties. E.K. Boedicker, E. Andrews (Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences - USA)
4. Analysis of daytime and night-time aerosol optical depth from sun and lunar photometry at North Central Iberian Peninsula. C. Herrero del Barrio, D. Mateos, R. Román, R. González, S. Herrero-Anta, D. González-Fernández, A. Calle, C. Toledano, V.E. Cachorro, Á. de Frutos (Universidad de Valladolid - Spain)
5. Hydroxyl radical oxidation of squalane-silica core-shell aerosols using Mie Spectroscopy and optical trapping. M.L. Poole, M.D. King, A.D. Ward (Royal Holloway - United Kingdom)
6. Aerosol processes relevant to the indoor environment simulated in a detailed chemistry and aerosol microphysics model. S.P. O’Meara, G. McFiggans, N. Carslaw (National Centre for Atmospheric Science - United Kingdom)
7. To detect Aerosols Optical Depth (AOD) local hotspot region: Spatiotemporal Characteristics over Indian Regions. R. Solanki, K.N. Pathak (Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of the Technology - India)

Session: Plenary-3 (9:00-10:00, Auditorium 1)

Katja Kanninen

Chairs: Lidia Morawska, Mar Viana

1. Health impacts of air pollution exposure in the brain. Katja M. Kanninen (University of Eastern Finland (UEF) - Finland)

Session: 7-A1 (10:30-12:30, Auditorium 1)

Aerosol-cloud-interaction and role in climate feedbacks

Chairs: Graciela B. Raga, Tina Santl-Temkiv

1. ACTRIS - shaping the future of atmospheric research. M. Paramonov, N. Kivekäs, G. Saponaro, P. Laj, R. Petracca, G. Gargano, E. Juurola (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
2. Aerosol-fog interactions in the Italian Po Valley during the FAIRARI 2021/22 campaign. A. Neuberger, F. Mattsson, Y. Gramlich, S.L. Haslett, L. Heikkinen, A. Patel, S.S. Steimer, S. Decesari, M. Paglione, M. Rinaldi, C. Mohr, I. Riipinen, P. Zieger (Stockholm University - Sweden)
3. Chemical aerosol characterization and HR due to LAA from the tropics to the North Pole. N. Losi, L. Ferrero, M. Rigler, A. Gregorič, G. Močnik, P. Markuszewski, V. Drozdowska, P. Makuch, T. Zielinski, P. Pakszys, A.M. Cefalì, E. Bolzacchini (Università of Milano Bicocca - Italy)
4. (In)dependence of activated aerosol on the height above cloud base. N. Zíková, P. Pokorná, P. Sedlák, J. Popová, V. Ždímal (ICPF CAS CZ - Czech Republic)
5. Observations of ambient aerosol and cloud residues in mixed-phase clouds during the Deep Convective Microphysics Experiment (DCMEX). H. Wu, N. Marsden, M. Flynn, P. Williams, K. Hu, D. Finney, N.Thamban, G. Lloyd, K. Bower, G. Nott, A. Blyth, T. Choularton, M. Gallagher, H. Coe (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)
6. Cloud droplet number susceptibility to CCN concentrations in low level boundary layer clouds: pin-pointing the model deficiencies using observations and inter-modal comparison of large-scale models. A. Virtanen, J. Joutsensaari, H. Kokkola, S. Blichner, Ø. Seland, P. Zieger, L. Karlsson, I. Riipinen, R. Krejci, A. Hyvärinen, H. Lihavainen, S. Romakkaniemi (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
7. Investigation of aerosol-cloud interactions using the spectral cloud microphysics model COSMO-SPECS in real mixed-phase cloud scenarios. R. Schrödner, J. Bühl, F. Senf, O. Knoth, J. Stoll, P. Seifert, W. Schimmel, M. Simmel (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
8. On the observations of continental-scale biosphere - atmosphere interactions and feedbacks in the boreal environment. T. Petäjä, E. Ezhova, M. Räty, D. Moisseev, V.-M., Kerminen, J. Bäck, H. Kokkola, T. Mielonen, T. Yli-Juuti, A. Virtanen, M. Kulmala (University of Helsinki - Finland)

Session: 7-A2 (10:30-12:30, Auditorium 2)

Transport and radiative effects of aerosols

Chairs: Ulas Im, Putian Zhou

1. The newly identified northern high latitude dust belt. O. Meinander, P. Dagsson-Waldhauserova, A.V. Vimic and the HLD team (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
2. Dust aerosol emissions quantification based on in situ aerosol measurements. S. Vratolis, K. Eleftheriadis (NCSR Demokritos - Greece)
3. Modelling marine biogenic sulfur aerosol concentrations: A machine learning-based study in the North Atlantic. K. Mansour, S. Decesari, D. Ceburnis, J. Ovadnevaite, L.M. Russell, M. Paglione, M. Rinaldi (Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate- National Research Council (ISAC-CNR) - Italy)
4. Physical aerosol parameters measured above Copenhagen and comparison to a 3-D chemistry transport model. D.C. Thomas, U. Gosewinkel, M.D. Christiansen, L.M. Frohn, Z. Ye, A. Massling, H. Skov (Aarhus University - Denmark)
5. Large-eddy simulation of the pollutant distributions in different traffic scenarios case study: A planned city boulevard in Helsinki. N. Atashi, X. Li, S. Kartuunen, A. Kaltiainen, M. Leinonen, L. Ruotsalainen, J.S.L. Järvi (Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR/ Physics) - Finland)
6. Investigating the climatic impacts of bioaerosol emissions into the atmosphere as predicted by GISS-E2.1 Earth System Model. M.Sahyoun, K. Tsigaridis, U. Im (Aarhus University - Denmark)
7. Absorption enhancement of atmospheric black carbon driven by coating morphology. C. Jourdain, Y. Wang, D. Neubauer, J. Symonds, U, Lohmann, A. Boies (University of Cambridge - United Kingdom)
8. Sources of radioactive aerosols in polar regions: insights based on the measurements by the International Monitoring System and Atmospheric Transport Modelling. J. Kuśmierczyk-Michulec, J. Baré (CTBTO - Austria)

Session: 7-R1 (10:30-12:30, Room 1)

Aerosol toxicity

Chairs: Kaspar Daellenbach, Sonja Mülhopt

1. Aircraft engine emissions and aerosol aging health-related effects in airway model systems at the Air-Liquid Interface. J. Becker, S. Di Bucchianico, M. Delaval, A. Hupfer, M. Ihalainen, M. Rohkamp, B. Gründling, M. Sklorz, T. Streibel, O. Sippula, T. Adam, R. Zimmermann and the ULTRHAS consortium (Helmholtz Munich - Germany)
2. Characterisation and biological responses of inhalable aerosols from carbon fibres. S. Mülhopt, M. Hauser, M. Wexler, J. Mahl, W. Baumann, S. Diabaté, S. Fritsch-Decker, C. Weiss, A. Friesen, M. Hufnagel, A. Hartwig, B. Gutmann, C. Schlager, T. Krebs, A.-K. Goßmann, F. Weis, D. Stapf (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology KIT - Germany)
3. In vitro toxicological evaluation at the air-liquid interface of aerosols generated by POD vaping device using nicotine salts. C. Mercier, L. Leclerc, V. Forest, J. Pourchez (Ecole des Mines de Saint-Etienne - Centre for Biomedical and Healthcare Engineering - France)
4. Comparison of the toxicological potential of the main sources contributing to the particle pollution events observed in France. A. Albinet, A. El Mais, C. Noblet, C. Degrendele, S. Collet, O. Favez, R. Gemayel, B. D’Anna, H. Wortham, F. Lestremau, J.-L. Besombes, J.-L. Jaffrezo, L. Khoury, M. Audebert, G. Uzu, B. Trouiller, S. Ait-Aissa (INERIS - France)
5. Cytotoxicity of free metals and metal-ligand complexes from urban and volcanic aerosols. M.I. Saidikova, L. Selley, D. O’Loughlin, S. D’Aronco, C. Oppenheimer, A. Schmidt, M. MacFarlane, C. Giorio. (University of Cambridge - United Kingdom)
6. Early mechanisms of ultrafine particulate matter toxicity on in vitro lung model by advanced correlative microscopies. R. Podlipec, A. Krišelj, L. Pirker, I. Urbančič, J. Štrancar, G. Hlawacek (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf e.V. (HZDR) - Germany)
7. Enabling long-term exposure of human lung cells at the air-liquid interface for evaluating the toxicological effects of ambient air with an optimised automated exposure system. E.J. Zimmermann, A. Das, A. Huber, C. Bisig, B. Gutmann, C. Schlager, T. Krebs, J Schelle-Kreis, M.N. Delaval, R. Zimmermann (Helmholtz Munich - Germany)
8. Endogenous nitric oxide can enhance oxidative stress caused by air pollutants and explain higher pollution susceptibility of diseased individuals. S. Lelieveld, J. Lelieveld, A. Mishra, A. Daiber, A. Pozzer, U. Pöschl, T. Berkemeier (Max Planck Institute for Chemistry - Germany)

Session: 7-R2 (10:30-12:30, Room 2.1)

Chemical aerosol characterization 1

Chairs: Andreas Held, Marianna Conte

1. UPSCALE: A novel approach to sample ultrafine particles in the atmosphere for offline chemical analysis. E. Eckenberger, N. Gawlitta, A. Das, D. Shukla, J. Schnelle-Kreis, M. Sklorz, R. Zimmermann, A.C. Nölscher (University of Bayreuth - Germany)
2. Voltage scanning in chemical ionization mass spectrometry (CIMS) for SOA precursors during steady state experiments. H. Wang, S.R.Zorn, Y. Baker, R. Wu, S. Kang, T.F. Mentel (Forschungszentrum Jülich - Germany)
3. Measurements of urban SOA as a function of precursor volatility in the Los Angeles Area during Summer 2022. M.A. Morris, B. Schulze, A.R. Jensen, D.A. Day, P. Campuzano-Jost, A.V. Handschy, M.K. Schueneman, S. Yun, D. Kim, D. Sueper, H. Stark, J.A. de Gouw, P.O. Wennberg, J.L. Jimenez (Univ. of Colorado-Boulder - USA)
4. Molecular characterization of organic compounds in peat burning aerosol by 21-T Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry. E. Schneider, C.P. Rüger, M.L. Chacón-Patiño, M. Somero, M. Ruppel, M. Ihalainen, K. Köster, O. Sippula, H. Czech, R. Zimmermann (University of Rostock - Germany)
5. Novel approach for a high-throughput, simple-to-use chemical characterization of environmental aerosol particles. C. Haisch, F. Ludwig, K.R. Maier (Technical University of Munich - Germany)
6. 3-dimensional internal structure and chemical mixing state of single atmospheric particles. L.-H. Young, W.-Y. Chen, Y.-H. Chen, C.-C. Wang, B.-H. Lin, M.-T. Tang (China Medical University - Taiwan)
7. Measuring the pH of micrometer-sized individual aerosol particles with using surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy: a novel analytical approach. H.J. Yoo, D.K. Seo, Y.J. Lee, D.H. Shin, C.-U. Ro (Inha university - Korea)
8. Chemical characterization of organic compounds on a molecular composition level in the gas and particle phase by a next generation PTR-MS instrument. M. Müller, M. Leiminger, A. Jordan, T. Reinecke (Ionicon Analytik GmbH - Austria)

Session: 7-R3 (10:30-12:30, Room 2.2)

Molecular-level studies of aerosol formation and gas-phase kinetics

Chairs: Prasenjit Seal, Viraj D. Gandhi

1. Atmospheric gas phase formation mechanism of methanesulfonic acid at low temperatures. J. Chen, J.R. Lane, H.G. Kjaergaard (University of Copenhagen - Denmark)
2. Computational investigation of reaction routes for triplet (RO···OR′) intermediates formed in peroxy radical self- and cross-reactions. G. Hasan, R.R. Valiev, V.T. Salo, J. kubečka, T. Kurten (University of Helsinki - Finland)
3. Multi-component new-particle formation: Evaluation of chemical simplifications to describe particle formation rates and survival probabilities. T. Olenius, R. Bergström, J. Kubečka, N. Myllys, J. Elm (Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute - Sweden)
4. Molecular rearrangement of bicyclic peroxy radicals: key route to aerosol from aromatics. S. Iyer, A. Kumar, A. Savolainen, S. Barua, C. Daub, L. Pichelstorfer, P. Roldin, O. Garmash, P. Seal, T. Kurtén, M. Rissanen (Tampere University - Finland)
5. Nucleation rate of soot by n-heptane pyrolysis. A. Fakharnezhad, G. A. Kelesidis, E. Goudeli (The University of Melbourne - Australia)
6. Diffusion coefficients of tiny fullerene and silica particles (<10 nm) in air by fully atomistic molecular dynamics. K.S. Karadima, D.G. Tsalikis, V.G. Mavrantzas, S.E. Pratsinis (ETH Zurich - Switzerland)
7. Protein compaction in the gas phase studied by Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry and adaptive biased gas-phase Molecular Dynamic simulations. V.D. Gandhi, L. Hua, C. Larriba-Andaluz (IUPUI - USA)
8. Nucleation rate measurements by means of the nucleation pulse chamber for water in various gases. T. Lukianova, M. Lukianov, M. Čenský, J. Kordík, V. Vinš, J. Hrubý (Institute of Thermomechanics of the Czech Academy of Sciences - Czech Republic)

Session: 8-A1 (13:30-15:00, Auditorium 1)

Different approaches for source apportionment

Chairs: Philip Hopke, Ines Cunha-Lopes

1. Assessing the role of atmospheric dispersion vs. emission strength in the Po valley (Italy) using dispersion-normalized multi-time receptor modelling. F. Crova, A.C. Forello, V. Bernardoni, S. Canepari, F. Costabile, M.A. Frezzini, F. Giardi, F. Lucarelli, D. Massabò, L. Massimi, S. Nava, M. Paglione, G. Pazzi, P. Prati, M. Rinaldi, M. Russo, S. Valentini, G. Valli, V. Vernocchi, R. Vecchi (Università degli Studi di Milano - Italy)
2. Towards a better understanding of fine PM sources: online and offline datasets combination in a single PMF. M. Via, J. Yus-Díez, F. Canonaco, J.E. Petit, P. Hopke, C. Reche, M. Pandolfi, M. Ivančič, M. Rigler, A.S.H. Prevôt, X. Querol, A. Alastuey, M.C. Minguillón (IDAEA - CSIC - Spain)
3. High-time-resolution chemical composition and source apportionment of PM2.5 in northern Chinese cities: implications for policy. Y. Zhang, J. Tian, Q. Wang, L. Qi, M.L. Manousakas, Y. Han, W. Ran, Y. Sun, H. Liu, R. Zhang, Y. Wu, T. Cui, K.R. Daellenbach, J.G. Slowik, A.S.H. Prévôt, J. Cao (Insititue of Earth Environment，Chinese Academy of Sciences - China)
4. Particularities of source apportionment for European northernmost megacity. O. Popovicheva, E. Diapouli, M. Chichaeva, N. Kosheleva, N. Kasimov, K. Eleftheriadis (Moscow State University - Russian Federation)
5. Spectrum-based characteristic identification for source apportionment of PM2.5 chemical compositions. J. Liu, T.L. Chen, J. Wang ( ETH Zürich - Switzerland)
6. Comparison of two source apportionment methods in two European regions: Po Valley and Catalonia. F. Ippolito, E. De Angelis, G. Pirovano, P.M. Costa, C. Colombi, G. Lanzani, E. Cuccia, G. Maffeis, M. Bedogni, X. Querol, A. Alastuey, C. Reche, N. Perez, in’t Veld M., Alastuey, F. Amato (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA) - Spanish Research Council(CSIC) - Spain)

Session: 8-A2 (13:30-15:00, Auditorium 2)

Innovative Instruments and Methods for Aerosol Optical Properties

Chairs: Martine Collaud-Coen, Jesús Yus-Díez

1. Validation of the Polarized Imaging Nephelometer (PI-Neph) for the study of aerosol phase functions. E. Bazo, J.V. Martins, D. Pérez-Ramírez, G. Titos, D. Fuertes, A. Valenzuela, C. Li, F.J. García-Izquierdo, L. Alados-Arboledas, F.J. Olmo (University of Granada - Spain)
2. Refractive index of engine-emitted black carbon and the influence of weakly-absorbing/non-absorbing organic coatings on optical properties. D. Hu, R. Alfarra, K. Szpek, J.M. Langridge, M.I. Cotterell, M.J. Flynn, Y. Shao, A. Voliotis, M. Du, D. Liu, B. Johnson, G. McFiggans, J.M. Haywood, H. Coe, J. Allan (Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences - United Kingdom)
3. Coating-dependent ambient black carbon mass absorption cross-section using direct aerosol absorption measurements with PTAAM-2 and different mass metrics. L. Drinovec, J.-E. Petit, O. Favez, M. Zanata, B. Holanda, P. Fombelle, G. Močnik (University of Nova Gorica - Slovenia)
4. Advanced characterization of aerosol sources and aging state with the new 9λ Aethalometer model AE36s. A. Gregorič, B. Alföldy, G. Lavrič, M. Ivančič, I.J. Brecelj, A. Muñoz, M. Ródenas, R. Soler, E. Borrás, T. Vera, E. Yubero, R. Podlipec, M. Rigler (Aerosol d.o.o. - Slovenia)
5. Computing multiple scattering coefficient C directly from Aethalometer data: implications for heating rate in Milan using both the 7-λ and 9-λ Aethalometers. L. Ferrero, M. Rigler, A. Gregorič, N. Losi, A.M. Cefalì, I. Gini, A. Doldi, E. Bolzacchini (University of Milano-Bicocca - Italy)
6. Assessing the potential to improve polarimetric aerosol property retrievals for black carbon aerosol. Q-Z. Xu, B. Bertozzi, A. Moallemi, R.L. Modini, B.T. Brem, P. Giaccari, M. Gysel-Beer (PSI - Switzerland)

Session: 8-R1 (13:30-15:00, Room 1)

Aerosol inhalation, dose and deposition in the respiratory tract

Chairs: Mihalis Lazaridis, Madeleine Petersson

1. New insights on the relations among doses of exposure, metrics for particulate matter concentrations and in vitro toxicological outcomes: implications for human health. M. Gualtieri, F. Costabile, G. Melzi, M. Stracquadanio, T. La Torretta, E. Petralia, M. Rinaldi, R. Vecchi, E. Corsini, P. Mantecca, S. Decesari (University of Milano Bicocca - Italy)
2. Investigating the representativeness of outdoor PM concentrations for estimating realistic personal dose of school children. E. Chalvatzaki, S.E. Chatoutsidou, S. M. Almeida, L. Morawska, M. Lazaridis (Technical University of Crete - Greece)
3. Inhalation bioavailability of pollutants associated to atmospheric particulate matter (PM2.5) by using simulated alveolar lysosomal fluid and a dialyzability approach. N. Novo-Quiza, J. Sánchez-Piñero, J. Moreda-Piñeiro, S. Muniategui-Lorenzo P. López-Mahía (University of A Coruña - Spain)
4. Measured deposition of 2 µm particles in the respiratory tract – related to lung characteristics and modelled deposition. J. Rissler, M. Peterson Sjögren, J. Linell, A. Hurtig, P. Wollmer, J. Löndahl (Lund institute of technology - Sweden)
5. How do particles deposit in the avian lungs?. J. Rissler, S. Garcia Dominiquez, L. Jönsson, M.E. Messing, C. Preger, A. Nord, C. Isaksson (Lund institute of technology - Sweden)
6. Lung dose calculations using stochastic lung modeling technique following a nuclear power plant accident. H. Majid, M. Tahir (Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences - Pakistan)

Session: 8-R2 (13:30-15:00, Room 2.1)

Chemical aerosol characterization 2

Chairs: Martin Rigler, Tobias Schripp

1. A low-Cost optoacoustic sensor for Black Carbon monitoring. L. Haedrich, N. Kousias, G. Raptis, A. Stylogiannis, L. Ntziachristos and V. Ntziachristos (Technical University Munich (Chair of Biomedical Imaging) - Germany)
2. Demonstration of the new Aethalometer model AE36s performance and equivalence with its predecessor, AE33. M. Rigler, G. Lavrič, V. Pilko, M. Ivančič, B. Alföldy, I.J Brecelj, A. Gregorič (Aerosol d.o.o. - Slovenia)
3. BLAnCA: an innovative instrument for full-spectrum light absorption measurements on carbonaceous aerosol. T. Isolabella, V. Bernardoni, M. Brunoldi, F. Mazzei, F. Parodi, P. Prati, V. Vernocchi, D. Massabò (University of Genoa - Italy)
4. Nanoelectromechanical Fourier-transform infrared (NEMS-FTIR) spectroscopy for the fast chemical characterization of ultrafine aerosols. N. Luhmann, D.Ö. Genis, T. Penn, V. Vukićević, H. Bešić, J.P. Lafleur, S. Schmid (TU Wien - Austria)
5. Field-deployable aerosol-LIBS system for ambient single particle elemental analysis. P. Heikkilä, A. Rostedt, J. Toivonen, J. Keskinen (Tampere University - Finland)
6. Total reactive Nitrogen flux monitor using CAPS NOx detection. T. Onasch, J. Roscioli, M. Lund, B. Moul, J. Shorter, A. Freedman (Aerodyne Research Inc. - USA)

Session: 8-R3 (13:30-15:00, Room 2.2)

Smog chamber and flowtube simulations and experiments I

Chairs: Nanna Myllys, Jane T. Skønager

1. Secondary aerosol formation from photochemical and dark aging of aircraft emissions. Q. He, T. Hohaus, H. Czech, O. Sippula, Y. Rudich, R. Zimmermann, A. Kiendler-Scharr and the aeroHEALTH Consortium6 (Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH - Germany)
2. Study of primary OC, BC emission and secondary OA formation of wood combustion in the EUPHORE experimental chamber. B. Alfoldy, A. Gregorič, M. Ivančič, I. Ježek Brecelj, E. Yubero, J. Crespo, A. Muñoz, M. Ródenas, R. Soler, E. Borrás, T. Vera, and M. Rigler (Aerosol d.o.o - Slovenia)
3. Gas-phase formation of organosulfur compounds by the reaction of SO3 with organic acids. A. Kumar, S. Iyer, S. Barua, P. Seal, M. Rissanen (Tampere University - Finland)
4. A combined gas- and particle-phase analysis of Highly Oxygenated Organic Molecules (HOM) from α-pinene Ozonolysis. J. Zhao, E. Häkkinen, F. Graeffe, J.E. Krechmer, M.R. Canagaratna, D.R. Worsnop, Juha Kangasluoma, M. Ehn (University of Helsinki - Finland)
5. Application of a New TDMA Setup for Probing Phase and Vapour Pressure of SOA Particles. E.M. Iversen, S. Mahant, M. Petters, H.B. Pedersen, M. Bilde (Aarhus University - Denmark)

Session: Plenary-4 (9:00-10:00, Auditorium 1)

Joan Rosell-Llompart

Chairs: Ignacio G. Loscertales, Francesco di Natale

1. Electrosprays, the unique aerosols emitted by conical liquid menisci. Joan Rosell-Llompart (Universitat Rovira i Virgili - Spain)

Session: 9-A1 (10:30-12:00, Auditorium 1)

Spatial-temporal observation of OP

Chairs: Pourya Shahpoury, Gaëlle Uzu

1. The impact of diurnal variation of atmospheric processes on oxidative potential at traffic-related site in Taiwan urban area. L.T. Chou, T.C. Hsiao, N.H. Lin (National Taiwan University - Taiwan)
2. Characterization of aerosol and its oxidative potential in a coastal semi-rural site of Southern Italy. A. Dinoi, G. Pavese, M. Calvello, D. Chirizzi, A. Pennetta, G.E. De Benedetto, C. Mapelli, F. Esposito, D. Cesari, D. Contini (Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate - ISAC-CNR - Italy)
3. Spatial and seasonal variability of Oxidative Potential in Greece. D. Paraskevopoulou, I.M. Vrettou, M. Tsagkaraki, A. Bougiatioti, N. Mihalopoulos (University of Crete - Greece)
4. PM2.5 components, sources, and oxidative potential in six Chinese cities. T. Cui, G. Uzu, M.I. Manousakas, Q. Wang, X. Huang, Y. Hao, L. Qi, P. Khare, J.G. Slowik, Y. Han, J. Cao, J.-L. Jaffrezo, A.H.S. Prévôt, K.R. Daellenbach (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
5. Variation in the oxidative potential of atmospheric aerosols over India. A. Patel, N. Rastogi (Stockholm University - Sweden)
6. Source apportionment of PM10 and its oxidative potential by spatially resolved samplings. C. Tiraboschi, C. Perrino, M.A. Frezzini, E. Vaccarella, A. Amoroso, A. Di Giosa, L. Martino, S. Canepari, L. Massimi (Sapienza University of Rome - Italy)

Session: 9-A2 (10:30-12:00, Auditorium 2)

Physico-chemical properties of atmospheric aerosols

Chairs: Elisabeth Andrews, Nønne Prisle

1. Soot restructuring and compaction: mechanisms and resulting effective density. J.C. Corbin, T.A. Sipkens, R. Modini, M. Gysel-Beer (National Research Council Canada - Canada)
2. Characterization of BC size distribution and mixing state in three different high altitude environments in the Bolivian Andean region. L. Renzi, R.L. Modini, V. Mardonez Balderrama, M. Gysel-Beer, P.Laj, M. Andrade, F.Bianchi, C. Mohr, F. Velarde, D. Aliaga, P. Ginot, A. Marinoni (CNR - Italy)
3. Machine learning-based characterization of collected black carbon and desert dust using HIM microscopy supporting real-time Aethalometer measurements. R. Podlipec, S. Lohman, M. Ivančič, B. Alföldy, A. Gregorič, M. Rigler, M.M.K. Mahfouz, M. Pandolfi, F. Munnik, R. Heller (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf e.V. (HZDR) - Germany)
4. Linking optical properties of wood combustion and open biomass burning emission aerosols to their chemical characteristics: insights from dark and photochemical ageing conditions. A. Mukherjee, A. Hartikainen, M. Ihalainen, A. Mesceriakovas, L. Kilpeläinen, H. Koponen, P. Yli-Pirilä, M. Somero, H. Czech, R. Zimmermann, K. Köster, V. Vakkari, A. Virtanen, O. Sippula (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
5. Simultaneously characterizing the volatility distribution and phase state of laboratory-generated and ambient aerosol particles with a Vocus 2R Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometer. S. Niu, J. Krechemer, H. Stark, Y. Zhang (Texas A&M University - USA)
6. Understanding Atmospheric transport and volatility of pesticides using Mass Spectrometry. O. Jackson, A. Voliotis, T.J. Bannan, Dave Johnson, H. Coe (University of Manchester - United Kingdom)

Session: 9-R1 (10:30-12:00, Room 1)

Bioaerosol properties and detection methods

Chairs: Zaheer Nasir, Mikhail Sofiev

1. Real time characterisation of biological materials in particulate matter: Challenges and opportunities. Z.A. Nasir, C. Yan, F. Coulon, S. Tyrrel (Cranfield University - United Kingdom)
2. Seasonal and intradaily variations of Parietaria pollen in the atmosphere of Málaga. R. Ruiz-Mata, M.M. Trigo, E. de Gálvez-Montañez, M. Recio, M. Muñoz-García, C. Borgognone, A. Picornell (University of Malaga - Spain)
3. Development of novel inhalation delivery containing antibiotic agent; from preformulation procedure to in silico aerodynamic evaluation of aerosol. R. Ambrus, E. Benke, Á. Farkas, P. Szabó-Révész (University of Szeged - Hungary)
4. Methods for bioaerosol analysis and their applications in our living environments. F. Maruyama, S. Fujiyoshi (Hiroshima University - Japan)
5. The Bio-E-RATEs (Bioaerosols Emission Rates Analysis Through Experiments): an experimental bench for the characterisation of viable airborne respiratory particles emission rate. L. Ait Ali Yahia, I. Harbelot, T. Perin, E. Géhin (Univ Paris-Est Creteil CERTES - France)
6. In-situ measurements of pollen: comparison of measurements at different heights. P. Tiitta, A. Leskinen, M. Filioglou, X. Shang, J.T.T. Leskinen, A. Lipponen, M. Komppula (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)

Session: 9-R2 (10:30-12:00, Room 2.1)

Particle characteristics and applications

Chairs: Andreas Guentner, Georgios Kelesidis

1. Wearable formaldehyde detector enabled by combustion-made plasmonic Ag/AgOx-TiO2. A.T. Güntner, F.M. Schenk (ETH Zurich - Switzerland)
2. Carbon black or soot surface growth & agglomeration during enclosed spray combustion. U. Trivanovic, M. Pereira Martins, G.A. Kelesidis, S.E. Pratsinis (ETH Zürich - Switzerland)
3. Purple (metal) rain: UV photolysis of metalorganic precursors on aerosol particles. M. Snellman, L. Oravainen, A. Eriksson, Z. Li, K. Deppert (Lund University - Sweden)
4. Eliminating soot emissions from jet fuel combustion. G.A. Kelesidis, A. Nagarkar, U. Trivanovic, S.E. Pratsinis (Rutgers University - USA)
5. Point of care diagnostic ammonia sensing by plasmonic silver nanoparticles. P. Merkl, G.A. Sotiriou (Karolinska Institutet - Sweden)
6. Compositional tuning of PdCu nanoparticles generated by spark ablation. S.M. Franzén, L. Jönsson, P. Ternero, M.E. Messing (Lund University - Sweden)

Session: 9-R3 (10:30-12:00, Room 2.2)

Smog chamber and flowtube simulations and experiments II

Chairs: Jonas Elm, Eirini Goudeli

1. The effect of temperature and relative humidity on secondary organic aerosol formation from ozonolysis of Δ3-carene. D. Thomsen, E.M. Iversen, J.T. Skønager, Y. Luo, L. Li, M. Priestley, P. Roldin, H.B. Pedersen, M. Hallquist, M. Ehn, M. Bilde, M. Glasius (Aarhus University - Denmark)
2. Non-linear effects of secondary organic aerosol formation and properties in multi-precursor systems. T. Berkemeier, M. Takeuchi, H. G. Kang, G. Eris, N. L. Ng (Max Planck Institute for Chemistry - Germany)
3. Determination of saturation vapour concentration of the components of monoterpene derived SOA. D.M. Bell, J. Zhang, J. Top, N. Garner, F. Mahrt, M. Surdu, A.S.H. Prevot, I. El Haddad (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
4. Role of isoprene on radical chemistry and secondary organic aerosol formation from β-pinene for different temperatures. Y. Gong, Y. Li, T. Leisner, H. Saathoff (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
5. SAPHIR*: An Atmospheric Research Vessel for Mechanistic Studies of Secondary Aerosol Formation. S.R. Zorn, M. Bachner, S. Schmitt, A. Zanders, R. Romany, T.F. Mentel, A. Wahner, A. Kiendler-Scharr (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH - Germany)
6. The effect of carbon monoxide on the formation of secondary organic aerosols. A.Voliotis, T. J. Bannan, V. Geretti ,Y. Baker, S. Kang, M. Priestley, E. Tsiligiannis, R. Wu, L. Li, C. J. Percival, M. Hallquist, T. F. Mentel, G. McFiggans (The University of Manchester - United Kingdom)

Session: K3-A1 (12:05-12:35, Auditorium 1)

Keynote Athanasios G. Konstandopoulos

Chairs: Sotiris Pratsinis, Alfred Weber

1. The Street Value of Aerosol Technology: Enabler of a Green, Resilient and Digital Economy. Athanasios G. Konstandopoulos (Aristotle University - Greece)

Session: 10-A1 (13:30-15:30, Auditorium 1)

Chemical characterization of carbonaceous aerosols

Chairs: James Allan, Claudia Mohr

1. Novel determination of trends and sources of metals in UK ambient air by added-value analysis of ambient air quality network data and samples. A.S. Brown, R.J.C. Brown, E.C. Braysher, D.M. Butterfield, C. Robins, J.J. Allerton, S.J. Barker, K.P. Wyche, J.E. Littlefair, E.L. Clare, N.R. Garrett (National Physical Laboratory - United Kingdom)
2. Evolution of fossil and non-fossil emission sources of carbonaceous aerosol at a Swiss urban site from 2012 to 2020. F. Crova, J. Strähl, F. Jiang, S. Szidat (Università degli Studi di Milano - Italy)
3. COVID-19 lockdowns strongly influenced vertical distribution of elemental carbon at a European background site. S. Mbengue, P. Vodička, K. Komínková, N. Zíková, J. Schwarz, R. Prokeš, L. Suchánková, K. Julaha, J. Ondráček, I. Holoubek, V. Ždímal (Global Change Research Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences - Czech Republic)
4. Long-term analysis of carbonaceous fractions of particulate in an ACTRIS research infrastructure in Southern Italy. E. Merico, D. Cesari, A. Dinoi, S. Potì, F. Unga, D. Contini (Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (ISAC)- National Research Council - Italy)
5. Comprehensive chemical characterization of the ultrafine particles and gas phase of fresh and aged aerosols from Euro 6 gasoline car exhaust. N. Gawlitta, M. Somero, M. Ihalainen, J. Orasche, P. Yli-Pirilä, T. Gröger, J. Schnelle-Kreis, H. Czech, O. Sippula, R. Zimmermann (Helmholtz Zentrum München - Germany)
6. Soot and oil nanoparticle emission from aircraft engines. P.A. Alpert, Z. Decker, J. Slowik, M. Ammann, A. Prévôt, M. Gysel-Beer B. Brem (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
7. Investigating characteristics and sources of organic aerosol at various urban locations in Helsinki, Finland. S. Saarikoski, M. Aurela, J.V. Niemi, S. Carbone, T. Rönkkö, H. Timonen (Finnish Meteorological Institute - Finland)
8. Chemical characterisation and exposure assessment of particulate matter of Indian Western Beaches. S. Tripathi, A. Chakraborty, D. Mandal (Indian institute of technology Bombay - India)

Session: 10-A2 (13:30-15:30, Auditorium 2)

Molecular characterization of atmospheric aerosol

Chairs: Ditte Thomson, Christopher Kampf

1. Real-time detection of condensed polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) on a molecular composition level at single-digit pg m-3 levels by CHARON FUSION PTR-TOF 10k. M. Leiminger, T. Reinecke, A. Klinger, M. Müller (Ionicon Analytik GmbH - Austria)
2. Characterization and health risk of PAHs in size-segregate particulates in Algiers, Algeria. P. Romagnoli, A. Teffahi, C. Balducci, F. Vichi, A. Cecinato ( National Research Council of Italy (CNR) - Italy)
3. Photo-oxidation of EURO 5 gasoline vehicle emissions: Chemical composition and gas-to-particle phase partitioning. E. Kostenidou, B. Marques, B. Temime-Roussel, Y. Liu, B. Vansevenant, K. Sartelet, B. D’Anna (Democritus University of Thrace - Greece)
4. Identification and light-absorbing contribution of BrC chromophores in an urban area of East Asia. Y-L. Hung, Y-R. Ko, C-H. Ma, C-C. Hsu, Y-H. Cheng, Y-C. Ting (Graduate Institute of Environmental Engineering National Taiwan University - Taiwan)
5. Sources and formation processes of secondary organic aerosol in Beijing. K.R. Daellenbach, J. Cai, S. Hakala, L. Dada, C. Yan, W. Du, L. Yao, F. Zheng, D. Stolzenburg, Y. Hao, Y. Liu, F. Bianchi, G. Uzu, J.-L. Jaffrezo, D.R. Worsnop, N.M. Donahue, M. Kulmala (PSI - Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
6. Resolving the sources of ambient organic aerosol in a one-year PM2.5 dataset by the aerosolomics approach. M. Thoma, J. David, F. Bachmeier, K. Knauf, M. Simon, A.L. Vogel (Goethe-University Frankfurt - Germany)
7. Fenton induced aging of α-pinene secondary organic aerosol. N.M. Garner, J. Top, F. Mahrt, I. El Haddad, M. Ammann, D.M. Bell (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
8. Unambiguous identification of atmospherically relevant organic peroxides from monoterpene-derived secondary organic aerosol. K. Li, J. Resch, M. Kalberer (University of Basel - Switzerland)

Session: 10-R1 (13:30-15:30, Room 1)

Exposure and health effects from ambient and indoor air aerosols

Chairs: Mar Viana, Sina Hasheminassab

1. Satellite remote sensing of speciated particulate matter and association with adverse health effects in Europe as part of NASA’s Multi-Angle Imager for Aerosols (MAIA) investigation. S. Hasheminassab, D. J. Diner, A. Alastuey, S. Barberini, A. Karanasiou, M. Nieuwenhuijsen, B. Ostro, V. Poluzzi, V. Pulcino, X. Querol, G. Rum, M. Stafoggia (NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory - USA)
2. Ecological Study on Global Health Effects due to Source-Specific Ambient Fine Particulate Matter Exposure. X. Zhang, X. Chen, Y. Yue, S. Wang, B. Zhao, X. Huang, T. Li, Q. Sun, J. Wang (ETH Zurich - Switzerland)
3. Contribution of local ultrafine particle emissions and regional background aerosol on lung deposited surface area (LDSA) of particles in Finland, Central Europe, India and Chile. T. Lepistö, L. M.F. Barreira, H. Lintusaari, J.V. Niemi, V. Silvonen, L. Salo, L. Markkula, J. Hoivala, M. Aurela, H. Timonen, P. Jalava, S. Saarikoski, T. Rönkkö (Tampere University - Finland)
4. Source quantification on board trains using particle number size distribution. A.H. Tremper, B. Bos, M. Hedges, F.J. Kelly, A. Font, S. Lim, D.C. Green (Imperial College London - United Kingdom)
5. Assessment of the daily exposure to inhalable particles in indoor microenvironments. A. Balasch, E. Eljarrat, T. Moreno (IDAEA-CSIC - Spain)
6. Exposure to fine aerosols in sleeping environments of Lisbon dwellings. S. Mendez, C. Gamelas, S.M. Almeida, N. Canha (Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)
7. A methodology to measure residence times of atmospheric aerosols by using short-lived daughters of radon. A. Barba-Lobo, I. Gutiérrez-Álvarez, E.G. San Miguel, J.P. Bolívar (University of Huelva - Spain)
8. Emission factors for PM10 and PAHs from illegal municipal waste burning in households. B. Jancsek-Turóczi, A. Hoffer, Á. Tóth, G. Kiss, A. Becze, E.A. Levei, L. Marmureanu, A. Machon, A. Gelencsér (University of Pannonia - Hungary)

Session: 10-R2 (13:30-15:30, Room 2.1)

Electric Effects II

Chairs: Luewton Agostinho, Jose Moran

1. Development of electrostatically enhanced condensation system for pyrolysis gases. A. Bologa, H.-J. Gehrmann, K. Woletz, D. Stapf (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Germany)
2. Effects of the test aerosol on the performance of periodic technical inspection particle counters based on different measurement principles: recommendations for a reliable calibration and verification procedure. K. Vasilatou, C. Wälchli, K. Auderset, H. Burtscher, T. Hammer, B. Giechaskiel, A. Melas (Federal Institute of Metrology METAS - Switzerland)
3. Ion accumulation effect on the collection efficiency of electrostatic precipitator. K. Park, D. Lee (Pusan National University - Korea)
4. Optical-trap stabilized acoustic levitation for the investigation of atmospheric and biological aerosol particles. M.A. Mohajer, G. David, M.J. Gleichweit, G. Grosjean, S. Waitukaitis, R. Signorell (ETH Zürich - Switzerland)
5. Electrified water: the study of charge build-up and dissipation in water-air interfaces. K.S. Moreira, L.L.F. Agostinho, A.C. Munoz (NHL Stenden - Netherlands)
6. Configured electric fields for programmable 3D nanoprinting. S. Liu, J. Feng (ShanghaiTech University - China)
7. Minimizing the FFF-3D printer hardware bias on particle emission by adjustment of the set extruder temperature. C-L. Tang, S. Seeger, M. Röllig (Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) - Germany)
8. Aerosol synthesis route of iron nanoparticles with controllable size and polydispersity induced by corona discharge. R. Qiao, A. Boies (University of Cambridge - United Kingdom)

Session: 10-R3 (13:30-15:30, Room 2.2)

Physical aerosol characterization

Chairs: Attila Nagy, Martin Fierz

1. Experimental evaluation of non-idealities in the centrifugal particle mass analyzer transfer function. A. Naseri, T.J. Johnson, G. Smallwood, J.S. Olfert (University of Alberta - Canada)
2. Validation of the Mass Mobility Aerosol Spectrometer (M2AS). J. Hassim, S. Hochgreb, K. Reavell (University of Cambridge - United Kingdom)
3. Characterisation and comparison of steady state charging performances for different non-radioactive bipolar aerosol neutralizers. H.G. Hartl, P.J. Wlasits, G. Steiner, P.M. Winkler (University of Vienna - Austria)
4. Inherently Charged Particle (ICP) sensor: Measuring particles based on their natural charge. L. Salo, A. Rostedt, H. Kuuluvainen, K. Teinilä, R.K. Hooda, Md. H. Rahman, A. Datta3, V.P. Sharma, S. Subudhi, A. Hyvärinen, H. Timonen, E. Asmi, S. Martikainen, P. Karjalainen, B. Lal, J. Keskinen, T. Rönkkö (Tampere University - Finland)
5. Innovative approach for calibrating non-linear aerosol electrometers with improved uncertainty determination. J.A. Marval, J. Eastoe, S.P. Giblin, A.S. Brown (National Physical Laboratory - United Kingdom)
6. A Thermal Precipitation Aerosol Electrometer (TPAE). S. Kang, T. Yu, Y. Yang, H. Gui, J. Liu, D-R. Chen (Virginia Commonwealth University - USA)
7. On the morphology of metal particles released from powder-based laser cladding. A. Nagy, Sz. Kugler, L. Péter, J. Osán, V. Groma, A. Czitrovszky (Wigner Research Centre for Physics - Hungary)
8. Aerosol light absorption measurements are more consistent and precise when direct techniques are used instead of filter-based photometers. L. Kattner, R.L. Modini, D. Bell, J. Zhang, L. Drinovec, G. Močnik, M. Schnaiter, C. Linke, J. Röhrbein, B. Visser, E. Weingartner, M. Gysel-Beer (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)

Session: 11-A1 (16:00-18:00, Auditorium 1)

Transport and radiative effects of aerosols

Chairs: Ulas Im, Janot Tokaya

1. Saharan dust transport toward Europe and its impactors as revealed by CALIPSO satellite. AB. Merdji, C. Lu, X. Xu, A. Mhawish (Nanjing university of information science and technology - China)
2. Measured and modelled aerosol transport in alpine valleys. M. Collaud Coen, A. Bugnard, M. Hervo, S. Monhart, D. Leuenberger, D. Ifergan, R. Rüfenacht (MeteoSwiss - Switzerland)
3. Simulation of the influence of residential biomass burning organic aerosol on air quality in urban areas. E. Siouti, I. Kioutsioukis, S.N. Pandis (University of Patras and FORTH/ICE-HT - Greece)
4. PM2.5 metallic and ionic composition during Saharan dust events over Munich. S. Padoan, A. Zappi, T. Herrmann, A.P. Mudan, J. Bendl, A. Schüller, E. Brattich, L. Tositti, T. Adam (University of the Bundeswehr Munich - Germany)
5. Occurrence and transport of giant aerosol particles emitted by biomass burning. M. Schöberl, D. Tatsii, M. Dollner, N.D. Beres, A. Gattringer, J.P. Schwarz, C.D. Holmes, J.W. Hair, T.P. Bui, A. Stohl, B. Weinzierl (University of Vienna - Austria)
6. Effect of NOx on the global and regional burden of secondary organic aerosol. A. Koumparos, V.A. Karydis, R. Sander, A.P. Tsimpidi (Juelich Forschungszentrum - Germany)
7. The role of intermediate volatility organic compounds emitted by internal combustion engines on global secondary organic aerosol formation. S. Scholz, V.A. Karydis, A. Kiendler-Scharr, S.N. Pandis, A.P. Tsimpidi (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmBH - Germany)
8. Aerosol concentrations at two altitudes (2550 and 670 m asl) in Southern Spain. The role of transport. J.A.G. Orza, P.J. Gomez Cascales, A. Milena-Perez, V.M. Exposito-Suarez, F. Piñero-Garcia, M.A. Ferro-Garcia, E. Brattich, L. Tositti, A. Camacho, A. Cazorla, L. Alados-Arboledas, A. Sudharaj, K. Kandler, E. Chham (Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche - Spain)

Session: 11-A2 (16:00-18:00, Auditorium 2)

Aerosols and clouds in polar regions

Chairs: Jakob Pernov, Lauriane Quelever

1. Characterisation and source apportionment of wintertime organic aerosol with a CHARON PTR-ToF-MS in Fairbanks, Alaska. A. Ijaz, B. Temime-Roussel, M. Cesler-Maloney, B. Chazeau, N. Brett, K.S. Law, S. Bekki, J. Mao, J. Fochesatto, W. Simpson, B. D’Anna (Aix-Marseille Université - France)
2. Acids-amines driven new particle formation and their growth in the North Atlantic and Arctic Areas. M. Du, J. Brean, C. Song, R. Cai, A. Kramawijaya, Y. Zhang, V.L. Chandani, Y. Dai, D. Beddows, J. Jiang, Y. Li, M. Dall’Osto, Y. Yang, M. Yang, R. Harrison, Z. Shi (university of birmingham - United Kingdom)
3. First insight in Antarctic aerosol particle composition regarding amino acids with a new HILIC-ESI-TOF-MS method. C. Breitenstein, M. van Pinxteren, S. Zeppenfeld, H. Herrmann (Leibniz-Institut für Troposphärenforschung e.V. (TROPOS) - Germany)
4. Impact of long-range transported wildfire emissions on aerosol and cloud properties in Northern Europe and the High Arctic: In situ measurements and satellite observations. S. Kommula, A. Buchholz, Y. Gramlich, L. Hao, I. Pullinen, L. Vettikkat, A. Ylisirniö, T. Mielonen, P. Tiitta, S. Romakkaniemi, A. Leskinen, M. Koike, Y.J. Yoon, D.H. Rees, P. Zieger, R. Krejci, C. Lunder, L. Oh, S. Park, C. Mohr, S. Schobesberger, A. Virtanen (University of Eastern Finland - Finland)
5. New source mechanism for airborne particulate mercury in the central Arctic. J. Schmale, H. Angot, B. Heutte, N. Bergner, S. Archer, L. Bariteau, I. Beck, B. Blomquist, M. Boyer, M. Frey, D. Helmig, D. Howard, H-W. Jacobi, T. Jokinen, T. Laurila, J. Pernov, K. Posman, K. Pratt, L. Quéléver (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne - Switzerland)
6. Record beating PM10 and PM2.5 events in Spain due to emerging desert dust super events. S. Rodríguez, J. López-Darias (IPNA CSIC - Spanish National Research Council - Spain)
7. Annual cycle of black carbon-cloud interactions in the high Arctic. B. Bertozzi, R.L. Modini, G. Freitas, D. Heslin Rees, R.E. Pileci, R. Krejci, P. Zieger, M. Gysel-Beer (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
8. Vertical distributions of aerosol particles during Arctic haze events and other cases in Ny-Ålesund/Svalbard. B. Wehner, M. Kellermann, C. Pilz, M. Michalkow, M. Lonardi, H. Siebert (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)

Session: 11-R1 (16:00-18:00, Room 1)

Indoor air cleaning and prevention of respiratory infection risk

Chairs: Maurizio Gualtieri, Jeanne Malet

1. Indoor air cleaning using ceramic wall-flow filters. H. Burtscher, A. Mayer (Univesity - Switzerland)
2. Experimental and numerical investigation of indoor air cleaners in real-life rooms. S. Schumacher, K. Varzandeh, F. Quintero, V. Nagarajan, A.M. Todea, J. Lindermann, T. Hülser, C. Luzzato, J. Jilesen, C. Asbach (Institute of Energy and Environmental Technology (IUTA) - Germany)
3. Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Air Cleaners: Promise and Performance. N.T. Myers, T.T. Han, K.P. Dillon, G. Mainelis (Rutgers University - USA)
4. Ambient Concentrations of CO2(g) Affects the Aero-Stability of SARS-CoV-2. A. Haddrell, H. Oswin, T. Cogan, J. Robinson, J. Bazire, J. Tian, R. Alexander, J.F.S. Mann, D. Hill, A. Finn, A.D. Davidson, J.P. Reid (Univeristy of Bristol - United Kingdom)
5. Exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) might favour SARS-CoV-2 infection in host lung cells. S. Marchetti, M. Gualtieri, A. Pozzer, J. Lelieveld, A.L. Hansell, A. Colombo, P. Mantecca (University of Milano-Bicocca - Italy)
6. Impact of PM2.5 exposure on the severity of respiratory viral infections. C. Chivé, L. Martin-Faivre, A. Eon-Bertho, I. Garcia-Verdugo, A. Baeza-Squiban (Université de Paris - France)
7. Bacteria and chemical composition reflecting urbanization. S. Fujiyoshi, D. Tanaka, F. Maruyama (Hiroshima University - Japan)

Session: 11-R2 (16:00-18:00, Room 2.1)

Aerosol transport and optical properties

Chairs: Georgios Kelesidis, Edward Neal

1. Understanding the impact of morphology on particle resuspension with a 3D printed wind tunnel. E. Neal, J.P. Reid, R. Thomas, M. Walker, J. Vincent, S. Parker, V. Foot, B. Higgins (University of Bristol - United Kingdom)
2. Modeling the capture of airborne microparticles by an ultrafine electrospray. I.G. Loscertales, F.J. Higuera, J. Rivero-Rodríguez, A.J. Hijano-Reyes (Universidad de Málaga - Spain)
3. A novel method to resolve aerosol concentration gradients in the Eulerian frame. A.K. Noughabi, L. Engelbracht-Kloß, G.P. Bewley, S.A. Kaiser, I. Wlokas, A. Kempf ( EMPI-Institute for Energy and Material Processes- Fluid Dynamics-University of Duisburg-Essen - Germany)
4. Study of the resuspension phenomenon during airflow acceleration using Eulerian and Lagrangian approaches. C. Cazes, F. Theron, L. Fiabane, D. Heitz, L. Le Coq (IMT Atlantique - France)
5. Size-resolved particle light absorption measurement using cantilever-enhanced photoacoustic spectroscopy (CEPAS) and a DMA. J. Kuula, J. Karhu, M. Ward, T. Hieta, A. Virkkula, H. Timonen, M. Vainio (University of Helsinki - Finland)
6. Offline AOD calculations based on LOTOS-EUROS for quick assessment of sensitivities of the optical properties of the atmosphere to assumed aerosol characteristics. J. Tokaya, A. Segers, S. Lopez-Restrepo, N. Schutgens, B. Henzing, M. Schaap (TNO (Nederlandse Organisatie voor Toegepast-Natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek) - Netherlands)
7. Changing aerosol optical properties and composition in the background SE U.S. -Implications for radiative forcing and regional air quality. J.P. Sherman, P. Liu, L. Yin (Appalachian State University - USA)
8. Characterization of Saharan Dust events by in situ metrics of Aerosol Optical Properties at a suburban station in Athens. K. Granakis, P. Fetfatzis, M. Gini, S. Vratolis, V. Vasilatou, C.G Tzanis, K. Eleftheriadis (NCSR Demokritos - Greece)

Session: 11-R3 (16:00-18:00, Room 2.2)

Measurement Techniques for ambient aerosols

Chairs: Volker Ziegler, Anja Tremper

1. Multiwavelength lidar depolarization setup and its applicability for characterizing cloudy Saharan dust events. S. Fernández-Carvelo, J.A. Bravo-Aranda, J.L. Guerrero-Rascado, M. Granados-Muñoz, L. Alados-Arboledas (University of Granada-Andalusian Inter University Institute for Earth System Research (IISTA-CEAMA) - Spain)
2. Characterizing plant debris with a novel method based on fluorescence measurements and holographic images. J. Burkart, N. Beres, B. Weinzierl (GeoSphere Austria - Austria)
3. Experimental approaches to identify and quantify the uncertainties of road dust resuspension emissions. F. Ippolito, M. Bedogni, V. Vecchi, A. Rodrigue Luque, F. Amato (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA) - Spanish Research Council(CSIC) - Spain)
4. Fidas ® Smart 100, a new certified standalone system for PM measurement. V. Ziegler, H. Hof, F. Weis, M. Weiss (Palas GmbH - Germany)
5. Vertical profiles of particulate matter concentration using low-cost sensor on-board unmanned aerial vehicle over Delhi, India. A. Ahlawat, S. Atabaksh, P. Baliyan, S. Dey, S.H. Bran, N.A. Baig, L. Poulain, M. Kumar, V. Singh, K. Karatzas, D. Ganguly, A. Wiedensohler, M.L. Poehlker, H. Herrmann, B. Wehner (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research - Germany)
6. Aerosols pollution level detection using Optical Particle Sensors in four Cities in Serbia: Low-Cost v.s. Equivalent PM Monitor. M. Jovašević-Stojanović, D. Kleut, D.B. Stojanović, M. Živković, I. Lazović, S. De Vito, A. Bartonova, Z. Ristovski, M. Davidović (Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences - Serbia)
7. Application of smart samplers and particle counters to determine spatial and temporal variability of PM composition, size distribution, and oxidative potential in South Italy. E. Merico, M. Conte, F. Unga, D. Cesari, A. Dinoi, S. Potì, M.R. Guascito, A.R. De Bartolomeo, A. Carlino, A. Pennetta, G.E. De Benedetto, R. Ferrera, E. Bompadre, D. Contini (Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (ISAC) - National Research Council (CNR) - Italy)

Session: Plenary-5 (9:00-10:00, Auditorium 1)

George Biskos

Chairs: Andreas Schmidt-Ott, François Gensdarmes

1. Synthesis and Characterization of Aerosol Atomic Clusters: A link between Atmospheric Sciences and Nanotechnology. George Biskos (The Cyprus Institute - Cyprus)

Session: 12-A1 (11:00-12:30, Auditorium 1)

Characterisation of aerosol sources

Chairs: Imre Salma, Eleonora Cuccia

1. Molecular-level chemical characterization and source apportionment of ambient water-soluble organic aerosol in two megacities of north and south India. P. Khare, Y. Hao, V. Murari, S. Gaddamidi, J. Top, M. Gosselin, T. Cui, K.V. George, M.I. Manousakas, A. Shukla, L. Qi, D. Wang, J.L. Jaffrezo, J. Slowik, S.N. Tripathi, K.R. Daellenbach, A.S.H. Prévôt (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
2. Aerosol size distribution comparison of vulcanic ashes and Sahara dust and its spatial differences on La Palma island. H. Hof, A. Grossmann, F. Weis, M. Weiß, V. Ziegler, A. Sauleda Brossa, J. Vilches Sarasate, V.M. Gallo Acosta (Palas GmbH - Germany)
3. Characterisation of vehicle emissions under real-world driving conditions. I. Cunha-Lopes, C. A. Alves, I. Casotti Rienda, F. Lucarelli, S.M. Almeida (Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)
4. Ammonia concentrations over Po Valley in the last 15 years in relation to the evolution of different sources. B. Biffi, C. Colombi, E. Cuccia, U. Dal Santo, A. De Martini, G. Mognaschi, L. D’Angelo, G. Lanzani (Regional Agency for Environmental Protection (ARPA Lombardia) - Italy)
5. Ten years of continuous aerosol measurements at an urban background Mediterranean supersite (the NOA Thissio Air Monitoring Station in Athens, Greece). E. Liakakou, A. Bougiatioti, G. Grivas, D.G. Kaskaoutis, I. Stavroulas, P. Kalkavouras, D. Paraskevopoulou, K. Petrinoli, M. Tsagkaraki, M. Lianou, E. Gerasopoulos, N. Mihalopoulos (National Observatory of Athens - Greece)
6. Source apportionment of atmospheric aerosol at three Central European sites using Positive Matrix Factorization. S. Arora, L. Poulain, R. Lhotka, J. Ondracek, P. Pokorná, J. Schwarz, P. Vodička, V. Zdimal, H. Herrmann (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS) - Germany)

Session: 12-A2 (11:00-12:30, Auditorium 2)

New particle formation

Chairs: Martin Heinritzi, Rima Baalbaki

1. Characterization of atmospheric aerosol size distributions at the Izaña station – connections to new particle formation at a high altitude. M. Agro’, W. Huang, J. Shen, D. Aliaga, M. Okuljar, A. Barreto, S. Rodríguez, Y. González, J. López-Darias, T. Petäjä, K. Lehtipalo, J.A. Casquero-Vera, J. Duplissy, G. Titos, A. Casans, F. Bianchi (Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research / Physics. Faculty of Science. University of Helsinki - Finland)
2. Vertical distribution of atmospheric new particle formation in the Central Andes. D. Aliaga, V.A. Sinclair, F. Bianchi, R. Krejci, K. Weinhold, A. Wiedensohler, F. Velarde, M. Andrade (University of Helsinki - Finland)
3. Measuring upper tropospheric Nucleator molecules over the Amazon rainforest during the CAFE-Brazil HALO campaign with SCORPION. M. Heinritzi, L. Beck, S. Richter, M. Zauner-Wieczorek, J. Curtius (Goethe University Frankfurt - Germany)
4. The role of methanesulfonic acid in atmospheric aerosol formation in the presence of ammonia and sulfuric acid. R. Baalbaki, J. Shen, X.C. He, the CLOUD Collaboration, J. Kirkby, K. Lehtipalo, M. Kulmala (Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research - Finland)
5. Particle growth from anthropogenic VOCs under varying conditions. B. Yang, M. Surdu, L. Dada, M. Xiao, R. Marten, I. EI-Haddad and the CLOUD collaboration (Paul Scherrer Institut - Switzerland)
6. Potential pre-industrial new particle formation hidden in the air pocket of Finnish Peatland. W. Huang, H. Junninen, O. Garmash, K. Lehtipalo, D. Stolzenburg, J L.P. Lampilahti, E. Ezhova, S. Schallhart, P. Rantala, D. Aliaga, L. Ahonen, J. Sulo, L.L.J. Quéléver, R. Cai, P. Alekseychik, S.B. Mazon, L. Yao, S. M. Blichner, Q. Zha, I. Mammarella, J. Kirkby, V.-M. Kerminen, D.R. Worsnop, M. Kulmala, F. Bianchi (University of Helsinki - Finland)

Session: 12-R1 (11:00-12:30, Room 1)

Application of existing and novel measurement techniques

Chairs: Oliver Bischof, Gerhard Steiner

1. A measurement and quality assurance programme to assess the exposure to indoor air quality in West London. D.C. Green, W. Hicks, M. Priestman, A. Tremper, D. Varaden, A. Skillern, B. Barratt, F. Kelly (Imperial College London - United Kingdom)
2. Detection of airborne nanoparticles through sensing light scattering images. Y. Ye, Q. Ou, W. Chen, Q. Cao, D.B. Kwak, F. Romay, R. Juidici, T. Kuehn, M. Owen, D.Y.H. Pui (University of Minnesota - USA)
3. Bioaerosol identification and monitoring in Ireland: Transition from traditional analysis, to real-time sensors and algorithms. J.H. Clancy, E. Markey, D.J. O’Connor (Dublin City University - Ireland)
4. High-resolution low pressure lossless cyclic ion mobility spectrometer for the characterization of small ions. M. Latif, K. Short, V.D. Gandhi, L. Hua, C. Larriba-Andaluz (IUPUI - USA)
5. Metal oxide formation in technical and ultra-clean process gases determined by Aerosol Photoemission Spectroscopy (APES). V. Olszok, P. Rembe, A.P. Weber (Clausthal University of Technology - Germany)
6. Experimental and numerical characterization of a new oxidation flow reactor (DOFR). A. Arffman, M. Nikka, E. Laakkonen (Dekati Ltd. - Finland)

Session: 12-R2 (11:00-12:30, Room 2.1)

Aerosol emissions from vehicles and ships

Chairs: Michal Vojtisek-Lom, Mohsen Kazemimanesh

1. Metrological validation of a portable emissions measurement system (PEMS) for improved quantification of vehicle exhaust particles. M. Kazemimanesh, T. Hammer, A. Bescond, J. Saturno, A. Nowak (National Physical Laboratory - United Kingdom)
2. Aerosol emissions from a marine engine operated on fuels with different levels of sulphur compliance: About the importance of fuel composition. H. Czech, M. Bauer, U. Käfer, U. Etzien, J. Bendl, M. Saraji, S. Jeong, J. Schade, L. Friederici, L. Schwalb, C. Rüger, T. Gröger, M. Sklorz, T. Streibel, T. Adam, B. Buchholz, R. Zimmermann (University of Rostock - Germany)
3. Remote detection of ship exhaust plumes from different marine fuels by land-based and marine on-board measurements using single-particle mass spectrometry. J. Schade, J. Passig, E.I. Rosewig, R. Irsig, H. Osterholz, J. Hovorka, D. Schulz-Bull, R. Zimmermann, T.W. Adam (University of the Bundeswehr Munich - Germany)
4. Comprehensive and simultaneous VOC emission characterization from a RoPax ship exhaust at sea. G.M. Lanzafame, P. Simonen, J. Kalliokoski, H. Hellen, B. Temime-Roussel, H. Salberg, L. Merelli, L. Barreira, V. Conde Jacobo, J. Mellqvist, L. Ntziachristos, J. Moldanova, J. Keskinen, M. Dal Maso, H. Timonen, B. D'Anna (Tampere University - Finland)
5. On the determination of ship exhaust aerosol volatility in the SCIPPER project. M. Dal Maso, P. Simonen, O. Kangasniemi, J. Kalliokoski., A. Wagner., L. Markkula, H. Timonen, L. Barreira, J. Moldanova, B. D’Anna, B. Temime-Roussel, G. M. Lanzafame, K. Teinilä, S. Saarikoski, H. Salberg, J.-P. Jalkanen, E. Majamäki, L. Ntziachristos, J. Keskinen (Tampere University - Finland)
6. Practical limits and low-cost options of high emitter detection through roadside particle measurements. M. Vojtisek-Lom, M. Pechout, L. Dittrich (Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague - Czech Republic)

Session: 12-R3 (11:00-12:30, Room 2.2)

Aerosol growth and evaporation, agglomeration, fragmentation, material synthesis and filtration

Chairs: Danny O'Sullivan, Katerina Karadima

1. Process design of carbon black size & morphology. G.A. Kelesidis, S. Benz, S.E. Pratsinis (Rutgers University - USA)
2. Derivation of a Fusing Timescale from Furnace-Black Reactor Data with Application to Sooting Flames. D.R. O’Sullivan, S. Rigopoulos, R.B. Diemer Jr. (Imperial College London - United Kingdom)
3. Hygroscopic behaviour of two distinct environment aerosols in relation to its chemical composition during the ACROSS campaign. S. Deshmukh, L. Poulain, B. Wehner, J-E Petit, P. Fombelle, O. Favez, J. F. de Brito, P. Formenti, C. Yu, H. Herrmann, M. Pöhlker (Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research eV (TROPOS) - Germany)
4. Theory of sub-micron aerosol capture by a single-fiber in Oseen crossflow with incomplete particle sticking. D.E. Rosner, M. Arias-Zugasti (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia UNED - Spain)
5. Spontaneous aerogel formation from concentrated aerosols of 1-D nanostructures. N. Abomailek, J.J. Vilatela (IMDEA Materials Institute - Spain)
6. The microphysics of exhaled aerosols and airborne disease transmission. J. Tian, R.W. Alexander, A. E. Haddrell, J.P. Reid (University of Bristol - United Kingdom)

Session: 13-A1 (13:30-14:30, Auditorium 1)

Sources of organic aerosol

Chairs: Gang Chen, Benjamin Chazeau

1. Impact of waste burning on air quality in eastern European settlements. A. Meiramova, A. Hoffer, Á. Rostási, Á. Tóth, B. Jancsek-Turóczi, G. Kiss, E.A. Levei, L. Marmureanu, A.Machon, A. Gelencsér (University of Pannonia - Hungary)
2. Characterization and sources of PM2.5 organic aerosols in urban and rural Switzerland using advanced mass spectrometry techniques. K.S. Ortiz Beltran, T. Cui, R. Casotto, H. Lamkaddam, A. Tobler, Y. Hao, P. Khare, S.K. Grange, C. Hüglin, G. Uzu, J-L. Jaffrezo, I. El-Haddad, J. G. Slowik, A.S.H. Prévôt, K.R. Daellenbach. (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
3. Chemical characterization of aerosols emitted from a large waste fire in Botkyrka, Sweden. K. Elihn, J. Froment, J.W. Martin, M. Norman, I. Sadiktsis, D. Schlesinger, S. Silvergren, S.S. Steimer (Stockholm University - Sweden)

Session: 13-A2 (13:30-14:30, Auditorium 2)

Remote Sensing and In-Situ Techniques for Aerosol Optical Properties

Chairs: Lucas Alados Arboledas, Luca Ferrero

1. Characterizing aerosol hygroscopic processes in the Planetary Boundary Layer through remote sensing and in-situ techniques. F. Navas-Guzmán, S. Brunamonti, G. Martucci, M. Collaud Coen, B.T. Brem, M. Gysel-Beer, H. Lyamani, G. Titos, D. Pérez-Ramírez, A. Díaz-Zurita, L. Alados-Arboledas, A. Keller, F.G. Wienhold, A. Haefele (University of Granada - Spain)
2. The importance of surface type and collocation radius in evaluations of MODIS and MISR aerosol optical depth retrievals over mountainous U.S. terrain. J.P. Sherman, I.A. Krintz, A.G. Hallar, W.P. Arnott (Appalachian State University - USA)
3. Long-term (2000–2018) trends of the aerosol and water vapour effects on solar radiation in the Mediterranean basin. M.A. Obregón, A. Serrano, M.J. Costa, A.M. Silva (Universidad de Extremadura - Spain)
4. Development of a Black Carbon Wet Deposition Network for NADP. R. Edwards, P. Sricharoenvech, M. Yasar, D. Gay, J.J. Schauer (University of Wisconsin-Madison - USA)

Session: 13-R1 (13:30-14:30, Room 1)

Low cost sensors

Chairs: George Biskos, Christof Asbach

1. Protection factor topography for a system test on protective clothing with low-cost sensors on a moving manikin. M. Nothhelfer, D. Bathen, M. Weissbuch, F. Hesse, J. Wiemann, S. Leu, T. Lueckert, C. Asbach (Institute of Energy and Environmental Technology (IUTA e.V.) - Germany)
2. Comparison of field and laboratory-based calibration of the Sensirion SPS30 PM2.5 sensor. S. Horender, A. Religi, G. Tancev, P. Royo, K. Maghraoui, D. Calabrese, C. Pascale, K. Vasilatou (Federal Institute of Metrology - Switzerland)
3. Three-dimensional monitoring of PM10 fugitive emissions during open-pit mining processes using RPAS-transported low-cost sensors. A. Zafra-Pérez, C. Boente, A. Sánchez de la Campa, J.A. Gómez-Galán, J.D. de la Rosa (Universidad de Huelva - Spain)
4. Influence of mobile sensing on the performance of PM Low-Cost Sensors. C. Correia, V. Martins, P. Santana, P. Mariano, A. Almeida, S.M. Almeida (Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares Instituto Superior Técnico - Portugal)

Session: 13-R2 (13:30-14:30, Room 2.1)

Aircraft Emissions

Chairs: Ismael Ortega, Jose Moran

1. Unveiling new particle formation mechanism in the exhaust of aircraft engines. R. Barrellon-Vernay, D. Delhaye, M. Rissanen, M. dal Maso, A. Kumar, S. Barua, D. Egorov, T. Mitra, M.Cazaunau, A. Bergé, E. Pangui, F. Ser, J.F. Doussin, C. Focsa, I.K. Ortega (ONERA - France)
2. Monitoring of single jet engine plumes at the airport Copenhagen. T. Schripp, T. Grein, N. Gaiser, S. Schmitt, S.T.K. Jensen, H.H. Clausen, J.A. Jacobsen (German Aerospace Center (DLR) - Germany)
3. Size-resolved chemical composition of aircraft engine emissions at the Zürich airport. Z.C.J. Decker, P.A. Alpert, J.G. Slowik, M. Bauer, M. Ammann, L. Durdina, J. Edebeli, M. Gysel-Beer, A. Prévôt, C. Spirig, B. Teste, B.T. Brem (Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland)
4. Influence of Photochemical Age on the Oxidative Potential and Reactive Oxygen Species Activity of Aircraft Emissions. A. Barth, B. Utinger, ULTRHAS consortium, R. Zimmermann, M. Kalberer (University of Basel - Switzerland)