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this phenomenon due to aerosol microphysics or absorption? This is a nice picture showing a cloud being sliced by
aerosols from aircraft exhaust. ● On
04/21/09 Zahra Chaudhry has defended
her PhD thesis at UMD College Park - A Study of Optical, Physical, and Chemical
Properties of Aerosols using in Situ Measurements, under the direction of
Profs. Zhanqing Li (UMD) and J. Vanderlei Martins
(UMBC). ● The
first Cloud-CubeSat Workshop will
happen at UMBC on March 26th, from 9AM to 5PM. Attendants are
invited to bring oral presentations and/or posters. ● On 02/22/09 we had the first light in our integrating sphere.
The polarization control box is underway and should be integrated to the
system soon. ● The UMBC aerosol sampling station
for PM10 and PM2.5 is up and running on the top of the Physics Building as
part of the Phys650 Special Topics in Experimental Atmospheric Physics (future
PHYS 427/627: Atmospheric Physics Measurements: Instrumentation
and Techniques) ● Koren, Martins and Remer
have been featured on the UMBC Research Page
for their recent Science paper "Smoke Invigoration Versus Inhibition of
Clouds over the Amazon" (Science, 321, 946-949)). ●
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