Program

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12:00 to 12:30

Registration & Beverages and Finger Food

12:30 to 12:35

Opening and Addresses of Welcome

Hinrich Grothe

22^nd April 2023 Technical Developments

12:35 to 12:50	Validation experiments for ice nucleation instruments Larissa Lacher
12:50 to 13:05	Application of bioaerosol analysis to develop a protocol that can prevent future health problems Beatriz Sánchez-Parra
13:05 to 13:20	Temperature sensitivity of ice nucleating particles in biological and atmospheric samples Heike Wex
13:20 to 13:35	Exploiting Ultrasonic Levitation to Unravel the Photochemical Processing of Single Ice Crystals and Supercooled Droplets Ralf Kaiser
13:35 to 14:20	Technical Developments: Group work and plenary discussion
14:20 to 14:35	Coffee break

22^nd April 2023 Laboratory Studies

14:35 to 14:50	Subpollen particles, other particulate emissions and resuspension of aerosol particles from birch catkins Markus Tischberger
14:50 to 15:05	Exploring the identification of plant fragments by combining fluorescence measurements with holographic images Julia Burkart
15:05 to 15:20	Investigation of the ice nucleation properties of birch pollen Ellen Backus
15:20 to 15:35	The efflorescence-deliquescence behavior of saliva droplets and its implication for viability of airborne microorganisms Yue Meng
15:35 to 15:50	Water-organizing motif continuity is critical for potent ice nucleation protein activity Yinon Rudich
15:50 to 16:35	Lab Studies: Groupwork and plenary discussion
16:35 to 16:50	Coffee break

22^nd April 2023 INPs from the field

16:50 to 17:05	Birch and Pine Forests are Massive Reservoirs of Biological Ice-nucleating Macromolecules Florian Reyzek
17:05 to 17:20	The size distribution of ice-nucleating particles in fertile soils from the UK Kathleen Thompson
17:20 to 17:35	Physicochemical properties of charcoal aerosols derived from biomass pyrolysis affect their ice-nucleating abilities at cirrus and mixed-phase cloud conditions Fabian Mahrt
17:35 to 18:50	The Partitioning Processes of Sea Ice Associated Marine Ice Nucleation Particles Impacting the Arctic Clouds. Lasse Jensen
17:50 to 18:05	Poor ability of bioaerosols to act as cloud-condensation nuclei may suppress their ice nucleation potential in mixed-phase clouds Tina Šantl Temkiv
18:05 to 18:50	INPs from the field: Groupwork and plenary discussion
18:50 to 21:30	Warm Buffet and Beverages

23^rd April 2023 Bioaerosols from the field

9:00 to 9:15	Analysis of online measured single aerosol particle fluorescence spectra during the AQABA research cruise around the Arabian Peninsula Tobias Könemann
9:15 to 9:30	Rainfall effects on vertical profiles of airborne fungi over a mixed land-use context at the Brazilian Atlantic Forest biodiversity hotspot Mauricio Mantoani
9:30 to 9:45	Bioaerosols in the Finish sub-Arctic during the PaCE22 campaign Jürgen Gratzl
9:45 to 10:00	Representation of bioaerosols in chemistry transport models Roland Schrödner
10:00 to 10:15	Bioaerosols in Northern Alaska are Highly Influenced by Ocean and Terrestrial Sources Marina Nieto-Calallero
10:15-10:30	Dust particles as a protective environment for bacteria long range transport Naama Lang-Yona
10:30 to 11:15	Bioaerosols from the field: Group work and plenary discussion
11:15 to 11:30	Coffee break

23^rd April 2023 Marine Environment

11:30 to 11:45	Linking Sea Spray, Bioaerosols and Ice-Nucleation Proteins in Arctic Marine Environments Christian Ditlev Funder Castenschiold
11:45 to 12:00	Airborne algicidal bacteria may control phytoplankton cell fate in the oceanic blooms Michel Flores
12:00 to 12:15	Spatial Variability and Composition of Ice Nucleating Particles over the Southern Ocean Kathryn Moore
12:15 to 12:30	Pronounced Biogenic Sources of Ice Nucleating Particles (INPs) over the Eurasian Arctic Ocean Guangyu Li
12:30 to 13:15	Marine Environment: Groupwork and plenary discussion
13:15 to 14:00	Beverages and Finger Food

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Program

22nd April 2023 Technical Developments

22nd April 2023 Laboratory Studies

22nd April 2023 INPs from the field

23rd April 2023 Bioaerosols from the field

23rd April 2023 Marine Environment

End of Workshop

22^nd April 2023 Technical Developments

22^nd April 2023 Laboratory Studies

22^nd April 2023 INPs from the field

23^rd April 2023 Bioaerosols from the field

23^rd April 2023 Marine Environment