The Faculty of Physics of the University of Bucharest organized in November a meeting for students enrolled in the Environmental Physics and Ecological Polymers Master program to present them various research employment opportunities. Continuing the tradition, INCAS took part as well and Drd. Sebastian Iancu provided young students with insights Read more…
In October, members of the Andøya Space and University of Oslo teams assessed the progress of Holoscene. The parts are coming together and nearing completion. Once the parts are finished, the probe will be sent to Andøya Space where the electronics and optics will be installed and the first tests Read more…
For the second consecutive year, the IceSafari team took part in the European Researchers’ Night on 30th September in Bucharest and on 1st October in Măgurele. The event makes science accessible to people of all ages, through scientific activities that combine education with entertainment. The public has the opportunity to Read more…
PhD students Bianca Mihalache and Robert Chirițescu, research assistants in the IceSafari project, presented their research at the EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference 2022 in Brussels, Belgium, on 19-23 September 2022. Title: Air Pollution by CO and NO2 before and during the COVID-19 pandemic in Romania as result from Ground-Based Measurements and Satellite Data Authors: Robert Chirițescu, Read more…
Within IceSafari, the tight collaboration between INCAS and UBFF supports young researchers in their studies for their thesis. Two students shared their experiences regarding what they studied, how they chose their bachelor’s topic and what it’s like to study at the master’s in Environmental Physics and Ecological Polymers. Ştefan H. Read more…
Last month two papers were published with funding from IceSafari acknowledged: Spaceborne Evidence That Ice-Nucleating Particles Influence High-Latitude Cloud Phase – Tim Carlsen, Robert O. David. https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2022GL098041 Observations of cold-cloud properties in the Norwegian Arctic using ground-based and spaceborne lidar – Britta Schäfer, Tim Carlsen, Ingrid Hanssen, Michael Gausa, and Read more…
PhD students Bianca Mihalache and Liliana Golea, research assistants in the IceSafari project, together with PhD student Ana Maria Roșianu, tight collaborator of the project, presented their research at the 17th Annual International Symposium on Environment, 11-14 July 2022, Athens, Greece and 10th Annual International Conference on Physics, 18-21 July 2022, Athens, Greece. Bianca Read more…
Some members of the IceSafari team (G. Iorga, A. Dumitru, B. Mihalache, A.M.Boca – UB and D. Moaca, A. Scarlat, A. Tudor – INCAS) took part in an activity aimed to promote science among highschool students organized on July 7, 2022 in the town of Ploiesti. The activity was included in the Project Communication Read more…
The Annual Scientific Session of the Faculty of Physics – University of Bucharest took place on June 24, 2022. As this scientific event is open to professors, researchers and students across the country, our team members and collaborators attended and presented their research results from the project: “Observational study of major air pollutants Read more…
PhD student Sebastian Iancu, research assistant in the IceSafari project, presented his research on Air quality measurements in Bucharest in the context of TROPOMI calibration / validation activities, a joint study with INCAS collaborators within RAMOS Project, at the ESA Living Planet Conference which took place on 23-27 May 2022 Read more…