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PUBLIC DESCRIPTION
The research in ATM involves several fields of science such as physics, chemistry, meteorology, biology, agricultural and forest sciences, technology, and biogeosciences. It forms a framework where observations are based on unifying theoretical framework, and are carried out with up-to-date ground-based, airborne and satellite measurement techniques (including development of new devices and instrumentation), supporting each other. Furthermore, field observations are tested, compared, and analysed against laboratory experiments, and the underlying process understanding is tightly tied to theoretical and modeling work as well as model development. The ability to up-scale the small scale processes to the regional and global level phenomena and dynamics is of great importance for the society and scientific community. Our research includes all these components and also brings them to the level of the student training.
The ATM research and education has three strong pillars: an advanced research infrastructure (SMEAR stations and laboratories), a powerful and internationally oriented researcher community (Finnish and Nordic Centres of Excellence), and an efficient training structure based on best practices collected from several universities in Nordic and Baltic countries. Our doctoral training programme aims at educating multidisciplinary experts to tackle the future challenges of climate change, air quality problems and environmental technologies.
The ATM group includes 19 professors, 47 senior or post-doctoral researchers and 54 PhD students or technical staff.
Responsible person: Markku Kulmala, Department of Physics
Participation category: 1
The research in ATM involves several fields of science such as physics, chemistry, meteorology, biology, agricultural and forest sciences, technology, and biogeosciences. It forms a framework where observations are based on unifying theoretical framework, and are carried out with up-to-date ground-based, airborne and satellite measurement techniques (including development of new devices and instrumentation), supporting each other. Furthermore, field observations are tested, compared, and analysed against laboratory experiments, and the underlying process understanding is tightly tied to theoretical and modeling work as well as model development. The ability to up-scale the small scale processes to the regional and global level phenomena and dynamics is of great importance for the society and scientific community. Our research includes all these components and also brings them to the level of the student training.
The ATM research and education has three strong pillars: an advanced research infrastructure (SMEAR stations and laboratories), a powerful and internationally oriented researcher community (Finnish and Nordic Centres of Excellence), and an efficient training structure based on best practices collected from several universities in Nordic and Baltic countries. Our doctoral training programme aims at educating multidisciplinary experts to tackle the future challenges of climate change, air quality problems and environmental technologies.
The ATM group includes 19 professors, 47 senior or post-doctoral researchers and 54 PhD students or technical staff.
Responsible person: Markku Kulmala, Department of Physics
Participation category: 1
| Tila | Päättynyt |
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| Todellinen alku/loppupvm | 23/02/2011 → 23/02/2011 |
Projektit
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Uncovering the belowground sink – The significance of Scots pine root system dynamics for intra- and inter-annual variation of whole-tree carbon balance
Kulmala, L. (Projektinjohtaja), Salko, S. (Osallistuja), Fung, P. L. (Osallistuja), Ding, Y. (Osallistuja) & Ryhti-Laine, K. (Osallistuja)
Valtion perusrahoitus/hankkeet
01/01/2018 → 31/12/2020
Projekti: Helsingin yliopiston kolmivuotinen tutkimushanke
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Bark Evaporation and CO2 Exchange in a Semi-Arid forest, Israel
Lintunen, A., Preisler, Y., Oz, I., Chen, X., Yakir, D. & Hölttä, T., 2019, Proceedings of the Center of Excellence in Atmospheric Sciences (ATM CoE) Annual Seminar 2019. Helsinki: Finnish Association for Aerosol Research, FAAR, Vuosikerta 2019. s. 413-415 3 Sivumäärä (FAAR Report Series)(Report Series in Aerosol Science ; Vuosikerta 2019, nro 226).Tutkimustuotos: Artikkeli kirjassa/raportissa/konferenssijulkaisussa › Konferenssiartikkeli › Tieteellinen
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Decomposition of spruce wood and release of volatile organic compounds depend on decay type, fungal interactions and enzyme production patterns
Mali, T., Mäki, M., Hellén, H., Heinonsalo, J., Bäck, J. & Lundell, T., syysk. 2019, julkaisussa: FEMS Microbiology Ecology. 95, 9, 13 Sivumäärä, 135.Tutkimustuotos: Artikkelijulkaisu › Artikkeli › Tieteellinen › vertaisarvioitu
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Do all chlorophyll fluorescence emission wavelengths capture the spring recovery of photosynthesis in boreal evergreen foliage?
Zhang, C., Atherton, J., Penuelas, J., Filella, I., Kolari, P., Aalto, J., Ruhanen, H., Back, J. & Porcar-Castell, A., jouluk. 2019, julkaisussa: Plant, Cell and Environment. 42, 12, s. 3264-3279 16 SivumääräTutkimustuotos: Artikkelijulkaisu › Artikkeli › Tieteellinen › vertaisarvioitu
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Aktiviteetit
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Tekniikan Päivät
Asmi, A. (Puhuja: esitelmän pitäjä)
7 marrask. 2015Aktiviteetti: Tapahtumaan osallistumisen ja tapahtuman järjestämisen tyypit › Public Talks
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Biogeosciences (Lehti)
Porcar-Castell, A. (Arvioitsija (reviewer))
2015Aktiviteetti: Julkaisun vertaisarvioinnin ja toimituksellisen työn tyypit › Käsikirjoitusten vertaisarviointi
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Ms Chao Zhang
Porcar-Castell, A. (Isäntä)
20 maalisk. 2015 → 20 toukok. 2015Aktiviteetti: Vierailijan isännöinnin tyypit › Isännöity akateeminen vierailu Helsingin yliopistossa