In the past, members of the group have worked on various field, laboratory and modelling projects which have tried to describe the different layers of the atmosphere ranging from the troposphere to the mesosphere. Some of these are detailed on this website. Information about the current projects can also be found on the individual pages.

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• Noctilucent cloud workshop in Stockholm - July '09



• Ice nucleation by nanoparticles poster (ppt file: 2 MB)
  
  
• Iodine Review - 'Iodine in the Air: Origin, Transformation and Exchange to Mammals' in 'The Comprehensive Handbook of Iodine' (Elsevier, 2009);


• First Observation of Micrometeoriod Differential Ablation in the Atmosphere A recently published article by the group about the differential ablation of micrometeoroids was the cover article of GRL


• Photochemistry of OIO: Laboratory study and atmospheric implications


• Kinetic studies of atmospherically relevant silicon chemistry Part I: Silicon atom reactions
• Ozone depletion over the tropical oceans: The group recently published an article on extensive halogen depletion in the tropical marine boundary layer and the article can be read on Nature's website at this link.
• Rocket experiment blog
• Earth's Paleo-Atmosphere: Understanding the potential impact of the presence of Meteoric smoke particles (MSPs) on the Earth's climate throughout the planet's geological past.