https://chem.au.dk/forskning/core-faciliteter-og-forskningscentre/center-for-chemistry-of-clouds/news-and-eventsdaMon, 10 Aug 2026 15:31:15 +0200Mon, 10 Aug 2026 15:31:15 +0200TYPO3 EXT:newsnews-95823Tue, 26 May 2026 08:10:06 +0200https://chem.au.dk/profil/aktuelt/nyhed/artikel/visit-from-sapun-parekhAssoc. Prof. Sapun Parekh from the University of Texas at Austin visited C3 last week. He gave a Department Seminar and visited the different groups in C3. Thanks for a great visit.Ditte Thomsen17797758061779775806news-94521Fri, 24 Apr 2026 13:27:09 +0200https://chem.au.dk/profil/aktuelt/nyhed/artikel/congratulations-katjaKatja Olsen Møller Åbom won the Best Poster Prize at the ACTRIS Science Conference in Oslo this week. She presented her work on identifying phase state changes in secondary organic aerosols from sabinene ozonolysis using online methods. Katja attended the conference with colleagues Clément Dubois and Merete Bilde. Ditte Thomsen17770300291777030029news-94452Thu, 23 Apr 2026 10:55:14 +0200https://chem.au.dk/profil/aktuelt/nyhed/artikel/welcome-celineWe are happy to welcome Celine back as a PhD student. Working with Fabian Mahrt, she will explore aerosol-water interactions. Celine's research is part of the Villum Fonden-funded PROGRESSION and will focus on studying the water uptake of organic aerosols to link it to their phase behaviour. Ditte Thomsen17769345141776934514news-94449Wed, 15 Apr 2026 10:19:00 +0200https://chem.au.dk/profil/aktuelt/nyhed/artikel/we-turn-3And what three years it has been. A huge thank you to everyone who helps make C3 a great place to be: our team, students, visitors, and international collaborators - and to all who have been part of the first three years of the C3 journey. Heres to many more exciting years ahead!Ditte Thomsen17762411401776241140news-93205Wed, 08 Apr 2026 11:53:00 +0200https://chem.au.dk/profil/aktuelt/nyhed/artikel/visit-by-chad-m-baum-stefano-decesari-and-manuel-dallostoWe welcomed Chad M. Baum, Department of Business Development and Technology, Aarhus University, to our center just before Easter for an interesting seminar on public perceptions of geoengineering. Chads talk offered a valuable perspective that differs from how we usually approach atmospheric research. Geoengineering options, potentials and limitations are increasingly discussed, and by focusing on how geoengineering is understood, debated, and perceived beyond the scientific community, the seminar highlighted an important dimension of scientific work: Understanding the societal context of these discussions is important for responsible and impactful research. On the same day, we had the pleasure of hosting two other colleagues: 🔹Stefano Decesari, Italian National Research Council Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate, Italy 🔹Manuel Dall'Osto, Institut de Ciències del Mar, Spain A big thank you to all our visitors for engaging discussions and for bringing new angles into our ongoing conversations about the atmosphere, clouds, and climate.Ditte Thomsen17756419801775641980news-93202Fri, 13 Mar 2026 11:50:00 +0100https://chem.au.dk/profil/aktuelt/nyhed/artikel/congratulation-snehaLast week at the Nordic Society for Aerosol Research (NOSA) Symposium, Sneha Aggarwal was awarded the NOSA ECS Award 2025. She received this honour for her outstanding PhD dissertation from the Department of Environmental Science, Stockholm University. Sneha's work focused on the chemical composition of fresh and aged sea spray aerosol (SSA), bridging the gap between controlled laboratory simulations and complex ambient measurements. She has advanced both the methodology and the understanding of sea spray aerosol chemistry. We are happy that Sneha's journey continues with us in C3. She has now set course to develop techniques to understand the phase behaviour of secondary organic aerosol particles by estimating their viscosity.Ditte Thomsen17733990001773399000news-93199Fri, 27 Feb 2026 09:48:00 +0100https://chem.au.dk/profil/aktuelt/nyhed/artikel/visit-from-pontus-roldin-and-leah-williamsWe had the pleasure of welcoming Pontus Roldin from Lund University to our C3 seminar series. Pontus gave an inspiring talk on how we can connect quantum chemical cluster calculations, atmospheric simulation chamber experiments, and advanced modelling tools, such as his own ADCHEM and ACHAM, to improve regional and global climate models. At the same time, we are happy to host Leah Williams from Aerodyne Research, who is visiting C3 to assist with AMS data treatment. Visits like these highlight the importance of collaboration across disciplines and institutions from molecules to models, and from lab measurements to atmospheric impact. Thank you to Pontus and Leah for sharing your expertise with us!Ditte Thomsen17721820801772182080news-93196Wed, 28 Jan 2026 11:47:00 +0100https://chem.au.dk/profil/aktuelt/nyhed/artikel/welcome-yanyanWe are happy to have Yanyan Zhao join us. She completed her PhD at Université catholique de Louvain, focusing on the impact of beneficial microorganisms on secondary metabolite production in medicinal plants. Working with Marianne Glasius on NSECURE, she will focus on developing and applying mass spectrometry and metabolomics to advance the understanding of plant-microbe interactions. We are looking forward to interacting. Ditte Thomsen17695972201769597220news-93193Wed, 14 Jan 2026 11:43:00 +0100https://chem.au.dk/profil/aktuelt/nyhed/artikel/welcome-snehaWe are happy to have Sneha Aggarwal on board. She joins us from Stockholm University, where she completed her PhD on the molecular-level chemical composition of fresh and aged sea spray aerosol. Working with Fabian Mahrt, she will focus on developing techniques to improve the understanding of the phase state of secondary organic aerosol particles. We are excited to have Sneha join C3! Ditte Thomsen17683873801768387380news-93190Thu, 08 Jan 2026 10:30:00 +0100https://chem.au.dk/profil/aktuelt/nyhed/artikel/happy-new-year-from-c3To "shoot in the New Year", as we would say in Danish, we start with these impressive altocumulus clouds captured over Aarhus on New Year's Eve. Were looking forward to what 2026 will bring, from new projects and people to fresh questions about aerosols, clouds, and climate. 🌎 🌤 Heres to another year with our heads in the clouds! 😶🌫 Ditte Thomsen17678646001767864600