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My first PhD paper is out! We found increasing methane emissions over the North Slope of Alaska, and consistent late season emissions across the Arctic using atmospheric inverse modelling ❄️ #Arctic #Methane agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
Our new papers show that levels of HCFCs in the atmosphere are now falling – a major milestone for the Montreal Protocol rdcu.be/dKvtT
A new paper of large and increasing emissions of the world's most potent greenhouse gas SF6 from China
rdcu.be/dAEaD
New paper on how chloroform emissions from China drive the global change @MITGlobalChange #ozone pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…
New paper from us about hydrogen in the atmosphere.
authors.elsevier.com/c/1hdn7… – at Manavgat, Antalya
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Measuring emissions based on sector contribution is crucial to helping industry reach their net zero targets.
But how can GEMMA help?
Find out more at lnkd.in/eGGewKmp or watch the full video here: lnkd.in/eJN2u8QT
Premiering tonight @wshed the science communication short films created during @scifilmit ! One of the teams contained an ACRG group member. Drop in and find out which one.
Looking for something to do tonight? At 6 pm, there is a FREE public cinema event @wshed. Watch films created by scientists and film-makers on a variety of topics including climate change.
More info and free tickets: eventbrite.com/e/scifilmit-h…
@BristolChem @BristolUni
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Hearing Dr Rachel Tunnicliffe
University of Bristol presenting online at #DG23 on ‘OpenGHG: A community platform for greenhouse gas data science’ @SPFDigiEnv @NERCscience
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Privileged to have watched a @metoffice balloon launch in Lerwick whilst fixing an instrument that measures atmospheric methane for the UK DECC network @ACRG_Bris
We have a great new specialist lab technician position available within the ACRG: bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/deta…)
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We have a great new specialist lab technician position available within the ACRG: bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/deta…)
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@HorizonEU_PARIS, EYE-CLIMA, AVENGERS: Great to meet so many people back at the #NCGG9 and learn about the 3 projects!
@UniUtrecht @BristolUni @WUR @goetheuni @lunduniversity @NILU_now @EdinburghUni @MethaneNet @uk_dare @TNO_Research @ICOS_RI @HorizonEU @agroscope @WUR @Empa_CH
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Great to see our paper, led by @ACRG_Bris former PhD student @Kanokra80715320 , on the use of N2O canisters and their emissions to the atmosphere. @BristolChem @cabotinstitute
Issue 6 of #ESATMOS is now online! Read the science behind the cover from O'Doherty et al (@BristolUni) here:
doi.org/10.1039/D3EA00025G
Congratulations to ACRG's Rachel Tunnicliffe for her Inspiring and Innovative Teaching Award!
Replying to @BILTOnline
Rachel Tunnicliffe, Faculty of Science Inspiring & Innovative Teaching Award winner
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A bit late to the game but I had a great time chatting with @AtmosEric about making measurements of greenhouse gases and ozone depleting substances in the atmosphere. Check it out!
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The second sciencedirect.com/science/ar… describes a 1d model of the processes involved in aerosol charging near HV power lines.
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The first sciencedirect.com/science/ar… describes measurements of the charge distribution of particles which show enhanced electric charge downwind of some HV power lines, and after rain.
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Happy to share two papers that I contributed to that have been recently published from experimental work with my former colleagues in the Human Radiation Effects Group, then theoretical work with @ACRG_Bris relating to the charging of aerosols near HV power lines.
Just a few days left to apply for TWO exciting research associate positions in greenhouse gas inverse modelling and machine learning @BristolUni: bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/deta… bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/deta… @uk_dare @cabotinstitute @BristolChem















