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- Anelastic loss mechanisms associated with phase transitions in perovskites
- Elastic anomalies and acoustic dissipation associated with spin state transitions in LnCoO3 (Ln=La, Nd, Gd) and Co3O4: analogue behaviour for spin state transitions in minerals
- An Investigation into Cloud Condensation Nuclei (CCN) Activation in the Southwestern United States
- Evidence of Aqueous Secondary Organic Aerosol Formation from Biogenic Emissions in the North American Sonoran Desert
- Ambient Observations of Sub-1.0 Hygroscopic Growth Factor and f(RH) Values: Case Studies from Surface and Airborne Measurements
- Aerosol microphysical properties of the remote troposphere. Preliminary results from the first ATom airborne research experiment.
- Examining light-absorbing aerosol layers encountered during the ATOM4 mission
- First in-situ observations of N<SUB>2</SUB>O<SUB>5</SUB>and ClNO<SUB>2</SUB>in the upper atmosphere: Results from ATom
- Measurements of Cloud-Active Aerosol Particles in the Marine Boundary Layer from 80 °N to 85<SUP> °</SUP>S during the Atmospheric Tomography (ATom) Mission
- Mineral dust abundance and sources in the global free troposphere
- New particle formation and growth to CCN sizes over the remote tropical Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. ATom observations and modeling studies
- Sources, Sinks and Processing of Newly Formed Particles in the Remote Free Troposphere: Comparing In Situ-Measurements from the Nasa Atmospheric Tomography Mission with Chemistry Climate Models
- The Ubiquity of Biomass Burning Particles in the Remote Troposphere
- A Global-Scale In Situ Dataset of Aerosol Properties to Constrain Models: Results from the Atmospheric Tomography Mission (ATom)
- Coarse and Giant Particles are Ubiquitous in Saharan Dust Export Regions and are Radiatively Significant over the Sahara
- Comparison of Aircraft Engine Particle Emissions at Cruise Altitude and at the Ground: Observations from ACCESS and ECLIF-II / ND-MAX
- Evaluating the Consistency of All Submicron Aerosol Mass Measurements (Total and Speciated) in the Atmospheric Tomography Mission (ATom)
- Global Evaluation of Aerosol Number Concentrations using the United Kingdom Earth System Model
- Global-scale, in-situ measurements of aerosol-bound bromine and iodine: Constraining abundance and elucidating novel sources using single-particle mass spectrometry
- New Particle Formation and Sub-10 nm Size Distribution Measurements in Paphos, Cyprus, during the A-LIFE Field Experiment
- Observations of New Particle Formation in the Remote Atmosphere from NASA's Atmospheric Tomography Mission
- Size-dependent aerosol chemistry in the lower stratosphere
- A Global-Scale In Situ Dataset of Aerosol Properties from the Atmospheric Tomography Mission (ATom)
- A new look at the influence of mineral dust on cirrus cloud formation by combining global-scale measurements, global modeling, and detailed microphysical simulations
- An in-situ characterization of aged stratospheric smoke from the 2017 Pacific Northwest Event pyrocumulonimbus
- Models underestimate the increase of acidity with remoteness biasing radiative impact calculations
- Size-dependent aerosol radiative impacts in the lower stratosphere
- Trace amounts of Br and I are ubiquitous in non-sea-salt aerosol