LECTURE EVENT: “Research at the End of the World – Expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctic”
On 7 October, three scientists will speak at the Panometer in Leipzig about their own expeditions, research and projects in the polar regions, featuring Prof. Dr Andreas Macke (TROPOS).
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BioSMoke Newsletter #2, June 2026
This edition provides a review of the first 'Smoky Day' held in spring, updates on the LSC’s ongoing research activities in the lab and in the field, and much more besides.
In April, over 30 researchers met to discuss the initial findings. > A look back at the mission in the Southern Ocean around New Zealand. (Photo: Tilo Arnhold, TROPOS)
TROPOS fully supports the declaration of solidarity of the Alliance of German Science Organisations and protests together with millions of researchers and students against the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research has a well-defined and globally unique research profile with a focus on small airborne aerosol particles and clouds. (Photo: Frédéric Batier)
On behalf of the OGTAC-CC, we kindly invite you to our 2026 interlaboratory comparison on the biomass burning tracers from module 1 and the primary biogenic source tracer compounds from module 2.
How do clouds form in Antarctica? The first flight-based aerosol measurements in 20 years
The SANAT flight campaign investigated the origin and transport of aerosols in the Antarctic atmosphere that cause the formation of clouds – for the first time also far inland
New Zealand-German collaboration in atmospheric research: Clouds over New Zealand to be studied intensively for a year and a half
Where unpolluted and polluted air masses alternately leave their mark on the atmosphere: Start of the "goSouth-2" field experiment in New Zealand to investigate the effects of air pollution on cloud formation.
