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- MOMA GC-MS coupling
- 3D Visualization of Hydrological Model Outputs For a Better Understanding of Multi-Scale Phenomena
- Effect of photolysis on secondary organic aerosol (SOA) formation and lifetime
- Estimating the importance of multi-phase processing on secondary organic aerosol based on a functional-group resolving volatility basis set approach
- Investigating SOA from alpha-pinene ozonolysis with the GECKO modeling tool.
- Multiphase Chemistry of Pyruvic Acid Under Atmospherically Relevant Conditions
- Multiscale Resilience of Complex Systems
- Oxidation of Organic Compoundsin the Atmospheric Aqueous Phase: Development of a New Explicit Oxidation Mechanism
- Ultraviolet Absorption by Secondary Organic Aerosols
- Uncertainties in SOA Formation from the Photooxidation of α-pinene
- Aerosol-Phase Production of Nitrogen-Containing Oligomers After Uptake of Methylglyoxal and Cloud Processing
- Analysis of the sources and dynamic processes leading to the increase of atmospheric CO<SUB>2</SUB>, black carbon and other trace species during recent urban pollution events in the Paris megacity region : a synergy of resources provided by the IPSL OCAPI platform.
- Molecular characterisation of secondary organic aerosol formed during cloud condensation-evaporation cycles from isoprene and methacrolein photooxidation (CUMULUS project)
- Patterns and Mechanisms of Interseismic, Coseismic, Late Quaternary and Pliocene Deformation in the Foothills of Southwestern Taiwan Mountain Belt
- Eco-hydrological modeling using field-based and Earth Observations to assess water use efficiency and support agricultural water resources management
- Prevalence of Isomers in the Atmosphere and Their Impacts on Interpreting Laboratory Data
- Detailed Comparison of Chamber Measurements and Mechanistic Predictions to Improve Understanding of SOA Formation Mechanisms
- Earth observations and models to support agricultural water resources management
- Comparing Results from Comprehensive Chamber Studies and Explicit Chemical Mechanisms Provides Mutual Benefits
- Comparing VOC Oxidation Results from Atmospheric Chamber Studies and Explicit Chemical Mechanisms
- Impacts of molecular structure on atmospherically-important physicochemical parameters