ACOM Seminars - 2016

ACOM Seminars > 2016

The ACOM Seminar series is an opportunity for NCAR staff and visitors to share scientific information that is of general interest to the Atmospheric Chemistry Observations & Modeling Laboratory. Seminars are typically held on Monday afternoons with a reception at 3:15 pm and the seminar starting at 3:30 pm in the main seminar room at the Foothills Laboratory (FL2-1022). Seminars may be held at other times and locations to accommodate interesting speakers whose schedules don't fit the normal schedule.

The seminars are organized by the ACOM seminar committee, which includes: John Ortega, Lisa Kaser, and Mike Mills. If you would like to present a seminar, have a visitor who would like to present a seminar or have a suggestion for a seminar speaker or topic that we should cover, then please contact one of them or send us an e-mail.

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2016 Seminars

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Date & Time	Speaker	Video	Location	Title & Announcement	ACOM Program
1/6/2016 3:30PM	Susan Solomon Massachusetts Institute of Technology		FL2-1022 Auditorium	Atmospheric Chemistry with a Bang: New Perspectives on Volcanic Eruptions and Stratospheric Ozone	General interest
1/28/2016 3:30PM	Ben Kravitz Pacific Northwest National Laboratory	view	Mesa Lab, Main Seminar Room	What We Know about Geoengineering from Climate Models (and What We Don't)	Joint with CGD
2/8/2016 3:30PM	Eleanor Browne University of Colorado, Boulder	view	FL2-1022 Auditorium	Characterizing variations in atmospheric composition over the period 270 - 2013 AD: Measurements of a Greenland ice core	ACCORD
2/29/2016 3:30PM	Mary Barth NCAR/ACOM	view	FL2-1022 Auditorium	Thunderstorm Effects on Tropospheric Composition	General Interest
3/7/2016 11:00AM	Lynne Gratz Colorado College	view	FL2-1001 Small auditorium	Atmospheric Mercury from the Boundary Layer to the Free Troposphere: Airborne Observations of Emissions, Transport, and Chemistry	ACCORD
4/11/2016 3:30PM	Qiang Fu University of Washington	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Strengthening of the Brewer-Dobson circulation since 1980 seen from satellites	General Interest
4/15/2016 3:30 PM	Annmarie Carlton Rutgers University	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Aerosol water: now you see it, now you don’t	ACCORD
5/4/2016 3:30PM	Nga Lee (Sally) Ng Georgia Institute of Technology	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Organic Aerosols in the Southeastern United States: Nitrate Radical Oxidation of Biogenic Volatile Organic Compouds	ACCORD
8/9/2016 11:00AM	Beth Friedman Colorado State University	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	The role of secondary chemistry in atmospheric oxidation systems: anthropogenic perturbations and gas-particle interactions	General Interest
8/11/2016 2:45PM	Xuan Zhang Aerodyne	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Understanding the Signature and Chemistry of Atmospheric Organic Aerosols	General Interest
8/16/2016 2:45PM	Max McGillen University Of Bristol, UK	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Comprehensive laboratory studies of hydrocarbon oxidation mechanisms	General Interest
8/18/2016 11:00AM	John Crounse CalTech	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Insights into the atmopsheric chemistry of isoprene from laboratory, field, and modeling studies	General Interest
8/29/2016 3:30PM	Anja Schmidt University of Leeds	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Environmental and climatic effects of volcanic aerosol: past, present and future	General Interest
9/12/2016 3:30PM	Amanda Maycock University of Leeds		FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Outstanding challenges in simulating stratospheric water vapour and ozone and their climate effects	General Interest
11/15/2016 3:30PM	Shantanu Jathar Colorado State University	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Investigating the atmospheric contribution of primary and secondary organic pollutants from mobile sources: a little bit of this (measurements) and a little bit of that (modeling)	General Interest
11/28/2016 3:30PM	Ulrike Niemeier Max Plank Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Climate engineering: uncertainties and limits	General Interest
12/1/2016 3:30PM	Jose D. Fuentes The Pennsylvania State University	view	FL2-1022 Large Auditorium	Air pollutants change the chemical composition of scents produced by flowers to attract insect pollinators	General Interest

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