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How to quantify and minimize the risk of airborne COVID-19 transmission in football arenas?

In many ways the large inflatable arenas that are commonly used in football are more resembling outdoor conditions than indoor duet to their size, volume, and effective ventilation. However, in Covid-regulations these are considered indoor areas and thus regulations for number of people using these facilities are very tight. Also, football is a contact game […]

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Big data and UN’s sustainable development goals

At present, better understanding of various interactions and feedbacks between Earth surface and atmosphere is required to improve climate related predictions and mitigation plans. Foremost, if the global CO2 emissions continue increasing at the current rate, we will have, within 40 years, atmospheric CO2 concentration over 500 ppm (www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/). This value can be considered to

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“What are climate change competencies, and how to teach, learn and study them? “

by Laura Riuttanen and the INAR Eduteam. The urgent societal need for climate action requires climate change expertise. But who is a climate change expert? What is the role of atmospheric and Earth system science education? In a recent publication, Riuttanen et al. (2021) examined what competencies do atmospheric and Earth system scientists teach in selected programmes in seven European countries, and how

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Climate law: on black carbon emissions

During the last ACCC Online Research Seminar (12.May 2021), we had a transdisciplinary talk “Mitigation of short-lived climate pollutants: combining climate law and aerosol science” given by Yulia Yamineva and Thomas Kühn from University of Eastern Finland (UEF) teams in climate law and aerosol physics. Following the discussion after the seminar, Yulia shared her article

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Job vacancy: Professor or Assistant /Associate Professor in atmospheric sciences.

The Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) at University of Helsinki invites applications for the position of Professor or Assistant/Associate Professor in Atmospheric Sciences. The research area of the post is air quality and teaching areas air quality, physics and chemistry of air pollution. Applications must have the following enclosures as a one

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ACCC Online Research Seminar – Mitigation of short-lived climate pollutants

Mitigation of short-lived climate pollutants: combining climate law and aerosol science. When: 12.May.2021 Time: 9:00-10:00 am (Helsinki) This talk will discuss a multi-year research collaboration between the UEF teams in climate law and aerosol physics on short-lived climate pollutants, primarily black carbon and methane. The primary goal of collaboration has been to identify legal and

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Academy of Finland award for Social Impact for atmospheric particle researcher Mikko Sipilä.

Mikko Sipilä’s research focuses on the formation of atmospheric particles. Studying the first steps of atmospheric particle formation is challenging in terms of measurement technology, and the development of measurement techniques is a cross-cutting feature of Sipilä’s work. Sipilä is a leading developer of measurement equipment in his field. “Let research run its full course

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ACCC staff will get training on stakeholder engagement

The stakeholder engagement webinar has been designed as a training event for the ACCC community. The ACCC staff includes members with years, and even decades of experience in stakeholder engagement and communication on national and global levels. Sharing their experience with the rest of the ACCC Community supports the Flagship’s mission to develop meaningful transdisciplinary

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