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European Aerosol Conference 2017 (EAC)

Eleven working groups are currently active inside European Aerosol Assembly (EAA), covering a wide range of research interests: atmospheric aerosol processes, aerosol-based nanotechnology, combustion aerosol, electrical effects, instrumentation, PMx, indoor and working place aerosol, fundamentals, aerosol chemistry, aerosol modelling, and inhalation, exposures and health.

EAA holds an annual European Aerosol Conference (EAC) with the participation of research groups from all over the world. Next EAC meeting will be EAC 2017, in Zurich.

During the EAC 2017 the following special sessions will be organised:

- Education, Careers, and Outreach in Aerosol Science.
- Aerosols in Earth System Models
- Electronic Cigarettes - Scientific Evidence
- Targeted Generation and Delivery of Aerosolized Medicines
-Electrohydrodynamic Atomization (EHDA) Technologies: from Fundamentals to Application

Past
  • August 27 - September 1, 2017

  • European Aerosol Conference

  • University of Zurich: Campus Irchel, Zurich, Switzerland

Schedule

28 August

13:35 to 15:00

D Goedertier

Aerosol trapping, optimization and characterization for comparative in-vitro assessment of combustible and Heat-not-Burn platforms

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28 August

13:35 to 15:00

A Kuczaj

Efficiency, variability and control of aerosol sampling and deposition in the Vitrocell® 24/48 trumpet unit

Coming soon

31 August

13:35 to 15:00

S Steiner

Absorption Efficiency of Particulate and Gaseous Aerosol Constituents at Aqueous Surfaces

EAC 2017 Steiner Absorption efficiency of particulate and gaseous aerosol constituents
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31 August

13:35 to 15:00

F Radtke

Novel FITR online method for e-cigarette aerosol characterization

EAC 2017 Monni Novel FTIR online method for e-cigarette aerosol characterization
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31 August

16:20 to 16:40

F Radtke

Online aerosol analysis using FTIR: assessing carbonyl yields in e-cigarette aerosol

EAC 2017 Radtke Online aerosol analysis using FTIR assessing carbonyl yields in e-cigarette aerosol
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