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Title: Development of a Global Soil NO and HONO Emission Model
Speaker: Jesse Bash, MET Norway
Title: Exploring environmental controls on cloud behaviour using model emulators
Speaker: Ken Carslaw, University of Leeds
Title: The atmospheric dust cycle: From small-scale processes to large-scale impacts
Speaker: Kerstin Schepanski, Freie Universität Berlin
Title: Detection of structural deficiencies in a global aerosol model to explain limits in parametric uncertainty reduction
Speaker: Léa Prévost, University of Leeds
Title: Observed trend in Earth energy imbalance may provide a constraint for low climate sensitivity models
Speaker: Gunnar Myhre, CICERO
Title: Weirder winter weather and its varying impacts on the Arctic-boreal carbon cycle
Speaker: Frans-Jan Parmentier, University of Oslo
Title: Beyond Chemical Reactivity: Incorporating Partitioning into Atmospheric Lifetime Predictions for Organic Compounds
Speaker: Ben Murphy, MET Norway
Title: Unusual priors for atmospheric inversion
Speaker: Antonie Brozova, Czech Academy of Sciences
Title: Volcanic eruptions and climate, a 100.000-year history
Speaker: Alice Paine, University of Basel
Title: How spatial and temporal wet–dry variability shapes the carbon cycle in a thawing boreal peatland at the southern edge of permafrost
Speaker: Oliver Sonnentag, Université de Montreal
Title: In-situ measurement of mixed-phase cloud microphysics: Using stable water isotopes to identify ice growth pathways in Cold Air Outbreak clouds
Speaker: Elise Rosky, NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research
Title: Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service evaluation of smoke and dust in 2025
Speaker: Mark Parrington, ECMWF
Title: Emulating global carbon cycle dynamics with CARMEN, a new simple carbon cycle model
Speaker: Alejandro Romero Prieto, University of Leeds
Title: Plans and outlines for the coming IPCC AR7 reports
Speaker: Jan Fuglestvedt, CICERO
Title: The role of climate variability and climate change for net-zero energy systems
Speaker: Jan Wohland, Section for Energy Systems (UiO)
Talk 1: Exploring the future of the Antarctic Ice Sheet with the ice-sheet models PISM and ISSM (Lena Nicola, PIK)
Talk 2: Revisiting AMOC impacts: from temperature extremes to carbon uptake and the economy (Eduardo Alastrué de Asenjo, MPI)
Title: The impact of resolving mesoscale motions on the large-scale atmospheric response to midlatitude SST anomalies
Speaker: David Battisti, University of Washington
Title: Introducing the IMPACTS field campaign: Investigation of Microphysis and Precipitation for Atlantic Coast-Threatening Snowstorms
Speaker: Lynn McMurdie, University of Washington
Title: Physics, meteorology and impacts of extreme humid heat
Speaker: Steven Sherwood, University of New South Wales
Title: Towards data-driven regional weather forecasting
Speaker: Ivar Ambjørn Seierstad, MET Norway
Title: Volcanic radiative forcing of climate: past and future
Speaker: Anja Schmidt, German Aerospace Center
Title: Simulation of atmospheric chemistry with NorESM
Speaker: Dirk Olivie, MET Norway
Talk 1: High resolution lake sediment archives in studying microplastic pollution (Saija Saarni, University of Turku)
Talk 2: Using Dual-Energy CT to discriminate sediment facies in varved sequences (Pierre Francus, INRS)
Title: Updated IPCC emissions scenarios no longer limit warming to 1.5°C
Speaker: Chris Smith, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Title: A theory for the competition between warm rain and ice crystal processes of precipitation in cold clouds
Speaker: Vaughan Phillips, Lund University