Meet our users!
Users across Europe and beyond have used ATMO-ACCESS services to enhance their research projects. Learn more about their experiences here.
Dr. David De Haan, University of San Diego, department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Laboratory Simulations of Cloud Processing of Smoke (CPoSm)
Ancuta-Gabriela Ciocan, PhD Student, National Institute of Research and Development for Optoelectronics, In situ and remote sensing assessment of bio-aerosols-SARA
Dr. Konstantin Kuznetsov, Researcher at GRASP Earth, A Focused Study on Pollution Behavior in Warsaw’s Canopy Layer – AQUE
Dr. Fernando Rejano, Scientific Officer at GRASP Earth, LUMINOUS campaign – LInking in-sitU and reMote sensINg pOlarimetric techniqUe in Granada
Co-PI: Dr. Eva. Pfannerstill, Jülich research centre, Climate stress impacts on tree emissions and oxidation products ClimSOx
Angelica Bianco, Scientist LaMP-CNRS, Angela Marinoni, Scientist ISAC-CNR, Marco Zanatta, Scientist ISAC-CNR : Monte Cimone campaign
Dr. Juan Vicente Pallotta, CITEDEF-Institute for Scientific and Technical Research for Defense
Dr. Silvânia Alves de Carvalho, Professor at the Fluminense Federal University : TNA project LATOS at Agora
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Dr. Martin Ramacher, Postdoctoral scientist in the Department of Chemical Transport Modelling at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon
Wei Huang, Postdoctoral Researcher, Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research ran the campaign “Chasing preindustrial aerosols at Izaña” in 2022.
Afwan Hafiz, PhD student, Remote-Sensing Laboratory, University of Warsaw accessed the Romanian Atmospheric 3D research Observatory in 2022 for the project Towards development of FLUorescence-MIe- RAman mobile lidar.
Claire Ryder from the University of Reading (United Kingdom) accessed the Unmanned Systems Research Laboratory in 2022 for the project Diurnal vAriation of the vertically resolved siZe distribution in the Saharan Air Layer.
PhD. Rayonil Gomes Carneiro, PhD. and Camilla Kassar Borges (from the National Institute of Space Research, Brazil) accessed the Warsaw Observatory Station (WOS) in 2022 for the project Structure and dynamics of the planetary boundary layer in urban environment ecosystem.
Artur Tomczak, PhD student, Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw, focused on allergenic pollen identification and real time monitoring with use of Rapid-E sensor and Mie-Raman lidar system. Key field of study is computer programming, image processing and machine learning.