Publications by authors named "Yvette Gramlich"
Emissions from biomass burning (BB) occurring at midlatitudes can reach the Arctic, where they influence the remote aerosol population. By using measurements of levoglucosan and black carbon, we identify seven BB events reaching Svalbard in 2020. We find that most of the BB events are significantly different to the rest of the year (nonevents) for most of the chemical and physical properties.
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- New particle formation (NPF) in the tropical free troposphere is crucial for creating cloud condensation nuclei, influencing cloud properties and climate.
- Researchers conducted molecular-level measurements of oxidized organic molecules (OOMs) at a high-altitude site in Bolivia, uncovering their presence in both gas and particle phases, with a focus on short-chain carbon compounds.
- The study links these OOMs to isoprene emissions from distant rainforests and suggests they play a role in the growth of newly formed nanoparticles, advancing our understanding of aerosol formation in this region.