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PROGRAM

MONDAY JUNE 13, 2016

09.00   Registration

09.30   Welcome

09.50   Session 1 Mechanistic studies

Chair: Matthew S. Johnson

09.50   Invited talk 1

            Atmospheric chemistry of reduced nitrogen compounds

Claus J. Nielsen

Environmental Sciences Section, University of Oslo

10.40   TBA

11.00   Sports and social activities

12.30   Lunch

13.30   Session 1 continued

Chair: Matthew S. Johnson

13.30   Invited talk 2

Intermolecular interactions in the atmospheric clusters

Lin Du

                    Environment Research Institute, Shandong University

14.20             Mechanistic study of the OH-initiated 2-furfural degradation in the atmosphere

Emelie Graham

Environmental Sciences Section, University of Oslo

14.40   Coffee break

15.00   Session 2 Field measurements of particles

Chair: Birgitta Svenningsson

15.00             Low Particle Formation from Induced Ageing of Ambient Air at a Salix Plantation

Erik Ahlberg

                     Nuclear Physics, Lund University

15.30   Scheimpflug lidar for atmospheric aerosol applications

Elin Malmqvist

                     Combustion Physics, Lund University

15.50             Physicochemical properties of particulate emissions from wood stoves

Axel Eriksson

Nuclear Physics, Lund University

16.10             Ship emissions of particles and their health effects in Sweden – A pilot study in Falsterbo

Stina Ausmeel

                      Nuclear Physics, Lund University

16.30   Poster session

18.30   Dinner

TUESDAY JUNE 14, 2016

07.30   Morning run

09.00   Session 3 Sea spray

Chair: Adam Kristensson

09.00   Invited talk 3

            Sea Spray- Nature’s Best Kept Secret

Penny Vlahos

Marine Sciences & Environmental Engineering

University of Connecticut

09.50   A New Sea Spray Tank at Aarhus University

Sigurd Christiansen

                    Department of Chemistry, Aarhus University

10.10   Coffee break

10.40   Session 4 Halogenated compounds in the gas phase

Chair: Elna Heimdal Nilsson

10.40             Atmospheric chemistry of halogenated organic compounds:from CFCs to HFOs

Mads Sulbaek Andersen

                     Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

                     California State University

11.10   Atmospheric chemistry of E- and Z-CH₃CH=CHCF₃

Freja Østerstrøm

Copenhagen Center for Atmospheric Research

University of Copenhagen

           

11.30             Assessing the impact of halogens on the chemistry of the troposphere: A 3-D global chemical transport model interpretation of new field observations

Johan Schmidt

                     Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen           

12.00   Lunch

13.00   Session 5 Laboratory studies of particles

Chair: Merete Bilde

13.00             Studies in the new AU cold room chamber: How temperature affects yield and composition of a-pinene SOA

Louise Jensen

                     Department of Chemistry, Aarhus University

13.20   Ångström coefficients as an indicator of soot maturity

Sandra Török

Combustion Physics, Lund University

           

13.40   Concluding remarks

POSTERS

1. Getachev Adnew             Gas-phase advanced oxidation as an integrated air pollution control technique

2. Christina Andersen          Uptake of Semi-volatile Phthalate Esters onto Ammonium Sulfate Particles

3. Simone Andersen            Atmospheric chemistry of (CF₃)₂CFCN

4. Emilie Hermansson         Insignificant climate effect from new particle formation over polluted sea areas?

5. Kasper Kristensen           A Cool Aerosol Study - effect of sub-zero temperatures on the formation of extremely low volatility organic compounds

6. L. M. T. Joelsson             Kinetic isotope effects of ¹²CH₃D + OH and ¹³CH₃D + OH from 278 to 313 K

7. Vilhelm Malmborg          Evolution of soot properties during combustion in a modern diesel engine

8. Johan Martinsson            Annual variations and source apportionment of carbonaceous aerosol using a high time resolution light absorption technique

9. Elna Nilsson                    Modeling and laser diagnostics of ozone chemistry at intermediate temperatures

10. Johan Schmidt               Clumped isotope perturbation in tropospheric nitrous oxide from stratospheric photolysis

11. Cerina Wittbom             Combining CCN Activation and Hygroscopic Growth of Anthropogenic SOA Particles

12. Freja Østerstrøm            Atmospheric chemistry of (CF₃)₂CHOCH₃, (CF₃)₂CHOCHO and CF₃C(O)OCH₃

Registration and payment

The registration is now open! Deadline May, 6, 2016.
EXTENDED deadline until May 20.

https://www.delegia.com/app/attendee/new_registration.asp?ProjectId=7816&reglineNo=1&ReglineId=35617&ReglinePageNo=1&edit=off&clear=yes

The price for undergraduate and PhD students is 1500 Swedish kronor (SEK), and 2300 SEK for non-students.

Accomodation and how to get there

How to get there:

By plane: Book a flight to Copenhagen Airport or Malmö airport. From Copenhagen airport you can reach Lund central station with a direct train connection. From Malmö airport there are direct flight buses that go to the conference venue (bus stop 'Ideon Gammahuset') or to Lund central train station.

By train: Book a train to Lund Central train station.

Directions towards the conference venue and to hotels Elite Hotel Ideon and Hotell Ideon gästeri: It is a 25 minute walk from the train station, or you can take a taxi or the regional yellow buses no. 169 or 171 in the north-bound direction, where you pay with your credit card. You should go off at the bus stop 'Lund Ideon'.

Accomodation (please see map of Lund where the suggested and other hotels are):

If you'd like to stay close to the conference venue IKDC, there are two hotels at affordable prices, Elite hotel Ideon (Deluxe single room 1129 SEK, or double room 1229 SEK if you tell the hotel reception that you book as a guest at Lund University) and Hotel Ideon gästeri (standard single room 1058 SEK, standard double room 1394 SEK if you tell the hotel that you book as a guest for the ICOAAMS conference at Lund University).

If you'd like to stay in Lund City, there are two affordable alternatives, StayAt (standard single room 1142 SEK, double room 1344 SEK, larger single room 1400 SEK, larger double room 1512 SEK if you say that you are guest at ICOAAMS and Lund University) and MoreHotels.

If you'd like to stay at another hotel, other hotel options are also marked on the Lund map.

Conference Venue

The conference is held at Ingvar Kamprad Design Centre (IKDC), Sölvegatan 26, Lund, at the Lund University campus.

Please download the map above to your computer for a larger view. IKDC is situated to the north-east and marked on the map. The two hotels Elite Ideon and Ideon Gästeri are marked and placed very close to IKDC. Hotels in Lund City StayAt and MoreHotels are also marked on the map. Lund central train station is situated on the west part of the map.

Keynote speakers

June 13, 10:15-11:00. Invited speaker Claus Nielsen

Title of his talk: Atmospheric chemistry of reduced nitrogen compounds

Claus Nielsen is from the Department of Chemistry at University of Oslo. His research focuses on photochemical and photolytic degradation of atmospheric trace gases, as well as other topics related to processes on the molecular level. In recent years one of the main research topics have been reduced nitrogen compounds, amines and amides, of potential use for Carbon Capture and Storage processes.

June 13, 13:30-14:15. Invited speaker Lin Du

Title of his talk: Intermolecular interactions in the atmospheric clusters

Lin Du obtained his PhD from Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2008. He was awarded 1000 Plan Program for Young Talents by China government in 2014 and is now professor at Shandong University. His research interests include spectroscopy, atmospheric chemistry, aerosol surface chemistry, and air pollution control.

June 14, 09:00-09:45. Invited speaker Penny Vlahos

Title of her talk: “Sea Spray- Climate’s best kept Secret”

Dr. Vlahos is an Associate Professor in the Department of Marine Sciences at the University of Connecticut. Her research deals with environmental thermodynamics and the biogeochemical cycling of key elements and compounds. She is currently visiting as a Fulbright Specialist at the University of Aarhus.

Information on abstract submission

Abstracts for ICOAAMS13 should be written in a template provided here. The size limit is 2 pages in the format (G5) of the template. Download file here from LU BOX:
https://lu.app.box.com/files/0/f/7298668185/1/f_59797230533

Abstracts to be sent to Elna Hemidal Nilsson (elna.heimdal_nilsson@forbrf.lth.se), or Adam Kristensson (adam.kristensson@nuclear.lu.se).

When you send your abstract, please denote if you prefer oral or poster presentation.


ABSTRACT EXTENSION: April 22.