2022 Cambridge Particle Meeting
The meeting was held on Friday, 24th June.
Schedule of Presentations
PDF downloads of the schedule of talks and abstracts are available here:
Presentation Downloads
Where permission has been received from authors/their institutions, PDF copies of presentations may be downloaded:
- Una Trivanovic, ETH Zurich High-throughput generation of aircraft-like soot
- Laura Pascazio, Cambridge CARES Localized π-radical soot precursors in flames
- Kazuhiro Yamamoto, Nagoya University Simulation of soot oxidation in catalyzed Diesel Particulate Filter (cDPF)
- Adam Boies, University of Cambridge Scaling Methane Pyrolysis with Value Added Carbons: Challenges and Opportunities
- David Kittelson, University of Minnesota Brief history of engine exhaust particle size measurements
- Liza Selly, University of Cambridge Characterising the impacts of brake dust exposure on susceptibility to airway infections
- Emma C Braysher, National Physical Laboratory Fingerprinting Tyre Emissions: Characterising their Chemical Composition
- William Hicks, Imperial College London The impact of powertrain electrification on brake wear particulate matter emissions
- Joel Corbin, National Research Council Canada Mechanisms of soot aggregate restructuring and compaction
- Randy Vander Wal, Pennsylvania State University Emission Source Identification by Laser Derivatized Soot Nanostructure
- Markus Knoll, Graz University of Technology Insights into Point Sampling of Particulates as Remote Emission Screening Technique for in-use Vehicles
- Martin Irwin, Catalytic Instruments Characterising the Silver Particle Generator: a pathway towards standardising aerosol generation
- Felix Stollberger, Graz University of Technology Photothermal Single Particle Interferometry
- José Morán , Normandie Université Approximating the van der Waals Interaction Potentials between Agglomerates and their Coagulation Enhancement Effect
- Georgios Kelesidis, ETH Zurich Porosity and crystallinity dynamics of carbon black during internal and surface oxidation