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Atmospheric Aerosol Physics The research carried out in the Aerosol Physics Group is focused on atmospheric aerosols, which are liquid or solid particles suspended in the atmosphere. The group studies how atmospheric aerosols form and the role they play in the Earth’s climate through their interactions with clouds. The group has a unique capability of […]