StartStopActivityDetails
Sat, May 2  
13:0013:30Welcome & IntroductionOpening remarks, logistics, sponsor shoutouts. Snacks available.
13:3014:45Session 1: Presentations5 Talks (10 min presentation + 5 min Q&A each).
14:4515:30Session 1: Breakout DiscussionSmall group discussions on community topics (TBA).
15:3016:00Coffee Break & Group Photo 15:10 sharp: Group photo on the rooftop! Followed by Coffee & networking.
16:0017:00Session 2: Presentations5 Talks (10 min presentation + 5 min Q&A each).
17:0017:45Session 2: Breakout DiscussionSmall group discussions on community topics (TBA).
17:4518:00Day 1 Wrap-upSummary of the breakouts and final thoughts for the day.
18:00 Evening Social & Dinner Informal networking on the rooftop. Pre-ordered pizza, beer, wine, and soft drinks.
Sun, May 3  
08:3009:00Morning Coffee & Breakfast Coffe machines fired up. Fresh morning pastries.
09:0010:00Session 3: Presentations5 Talks (10 min presentation + 5 min Q&A each).
10:0010:45Session 3: Breakout DiscussionSmall group discussions on community topics (TBA).
10:4511:15Coffee Break 30 minutes to recharge, grab a coffee, and stretch.
11:1512:15Session 4: Presentations5 Talks (10 min presentation + 5 min Q&A each).
12:1513:00Session 3: Breakout DiscussionSmall group discussions on community topics (TBA).
13:00 Final Wrap-up & FarewellCompilation of breakout notes and farewell before heading to EGU.

Talks

Sat, May 2 Bioaerosols – Field Studies, Transport & Dynamics
13:3013:45ZiegerOn the abundance and sources of biological aerosol serving as ice nuclei in the high Arctic
13:4514:00ShrivastavaAerial Pathways of Microbial Connectivity Between Waterbodies
14:0014:15Lang-YonaBridging scales in the aerobiosphere: from dust-borne microbial extremophiles to global earth systems
14:1514:30HabeebrahumanParticle size determines the distribution of chemical composition and antibiotic resistance genes in urban atmospheric bioaerosols
14:3014:45SchwarzBioaerosol and Cirrus Science at NOAA – two as yet unconnected directions
  Bioaerosols – Instrumentation & Techniques
16:0016:15BurkartConcurrent SwisensPoleno Jupiter and WIBS Measurements of Atmospheric Bioaerosols at the Sonnblick Observatory
16:1516:30WielandDevelopment of a Modular (Bio-)Aerosol and VOC measurement system for UAVs
16:3016:45RupprechtDevelopment and testing of a fluorescence-based UAV-mountable sensor for PBAP monitoring in the lower troposphere
16:4517:00ShenA newly developed single-particle mass spectrometer enabling improved identification of bioaerosols and mineral dust relevant to atmospheric ice nucleation
Sun, May 3Ice Nucleation – Field Observations (Arctic, Marine, and Biogenic)
09:0009:15CastinIMPACT OF AIR PARCEL HISTORY ON ARCTIC CLOUD GLACIATION: A LARGE-SCALE BACK TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS
09:1509:30CastenschioldHighly Active Biogenic Ice-Nucleating Particles of the West Greenland Phyllosphere may Impact Arctic Weather and Climate
09:3009:45KumariLinking microbial communities to atmospheric ice nucleating particles at a coastal site in West Greenland
09:4510:00ZeppenfeldFrom Ocean to Clouds: Marine Carbohydrates in the Polar Atmosphere
  Ice Nucleation – Laboratory Studies, Backgrounds & Modeling
11:1511:30HartmannTerrestrial and Marine Biosphere as a Source of Ice Nucleating Macromolecules
11:3011:45KinneyTwo classes of ice-nucleating macromolecules emerge from Antarctic moss measurements
11:4512:00Šantl-TemkivSingle-cell metabolic activity of an atmospheric bacterium under water-limited conditions
12:0012:15WhalePurified Water Backgrounds in Droplet-Freezing Experiments: What Should We Expect?

 

Abstracts

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