Dr Alex Archibald

Name:	Dr Alex Archibald
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	4 Feb 2025, 11:07 a.m.

Public lists managed by Dr Alex Archibald

• Cambridge Centre for Climate Science
• Centre for Atmospheric Science seminars, Chemistry Dept.
• Climate Science Seminars within Cambridge

Talks given by Dr Alex Archibald

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• Air pollution and climate change in the UK: A future perspective and open questions
• Climate Science Symposium II

Talks organised by Dr Alex Archibald

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• Atmospherically significant reactions of Criegee intermediates
• Synchrotron Adventures with Criegee Intermediates: Studies of Tropospheric Chemistry in the Lab
• An expanding picture of Criegee intermediate tropospheric chemistry
• Dual air quality benefit of SO2 emission controls by decreasing sulfate and biogenic secondary organic aerosol
• Prebiotic Chemistry on Other Worlds
• A comprehensive model analysis of the UK atmospheric composition and air-surface exchange of pollutants
• Comprehensive laboratory studies of hydrocarbon oxidation mechanisms
• CCfCS Lent Symposium: Time scales in Climate Science.
• Atmospheric science and policy - the challenge of making them consistent
• The upper troposphere/lower stratosphere and its role in chemistry-climate coupling
• The reaction of halogen oxides (BrO and ClO) with CH3O2; laboratory based temperature dependent kinetic and product studies.
• Nocturnal Chemistry in the Troposphere: Laboratory and Field Studies.
• Climate Challenges
• 1st Year CPGS talks
• Biomass and Black Carbon particles over Peninsular India: How are they affecting precipitation over the region?
• Title to be confirmed
• Modelling isocyanic acid (HNCO): Tropospheric distribution, budget, and identification of regions with potential health impacts
• Understanding climate model biases in Southern Hemisphere mid-latitude variability.
• Microwave remote sensing of volcanic ash clouds.
• Modelling and data assimilation of reactive gases at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts.
• CCfCS Easter Term Young Scientist Afternoon
• Future methane, OH, and their uncertainties.
• Title to be confirmed
• Towards national emissions verification for non-CO2 greenhouse gases
• Isotope fractionation in nitrous oxide and CFC-12 reflects stratospheric chemistry and transport rates
• Do's and Don'ts in Chemistry-Climate Modelling
• Climate Science Symposium II
• CCfCS Post Grad/Post Doc Poster Afternoon
• Different types of El Niño and impact on Eurasian Climate
• Southern Ocean processes and circulation, and impacts on carbon drawdown
• Anatomy of ice cores: continuous-flow chemical analysis of polar ice cores
• Geoengineering Mini Symposium.
• Brine Fluxes from Sea Ice
• A novel satellite mission concept for upper air water vapour, aerosol and cloud observations using Integrated Path Differential Absorption LiDAR Limb Sounding
• A geological perspective on climate change: forcings, feedbacks and tipping points.
• The Recent Increase of Antarctic Sea Ice Extent
• Modelling the living world?
• The role of glassy aerosol in cirrus ice cloud formation
• Ice-atmosphere-ocean interactions around Greenland
• Climate Science Symposium
• Carbon sequestration in forests.
• Timescales of chemical reactions
• Organic aerosols in the atmosphere: composition and reactivity.
• Climate Change -- A summary of latest IPCC results
• Stratosphere-Troposphere interaction and climate prediction.
• Australian HFC, PFC and SF6 emissions: atmospheric verification
• CANCELLED ##### Air Pollution and health: myths and realities #######
• Atmospheric Reactions of Peroxy Radicals – Key Intermediates in Ozone Formation and Loss