Organic Trace Gases

Organic Trace Gases

About

Our research group investigates the emissions, chemical transformation, and impacts of organic trace gases in the Earth’s atmosphere. Volatile organic trace gases, hereby VOCs, are emitted from biogenic and anthropogenic sources that vary seasonally, spatially, and annually. These emissions undergo photochemical reactions that lead to gaseous and condensable products, which impact local air quality and lead to the production of secondary organic aerosols influencing the Earth’s climate. Our goal is to identify and quantify the impact and fate of such emission sources on air quality and climate by performing airborne, mobile, and stationary measurements in urban and remote locations around the world using state-of-the-art techniques focused on mass spectrometry.

Research Topics

We cover a wide range of research topics outlined below including field and laboratory measurements using state-of-the-art instrumentation coupled to world-renown platforms and infrastructure.

Organic Trace Gases

ACTRiS Calibration Center

ACTRiS World Calibration Center for VOCs

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VOC emissions impacts

Emerging urban and biogenic VOC emissions and their potential to form secondary pollutants

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Instrumentation

Optimization & airborne applications of state-of-the-art instrumentation and low cost sensors

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SAPHIR experiments

Simulation of Atmospheric PHotochemistry In a large Reaction Chamber

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Measurement platforms

Our group performs air quality observations various platforms

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ACTRiS World Calibration Center for VOCs

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Last Modified: 18.01.2024