29th ETH Nanoparticles Conference
31.May - 3. June 2026, ETH Zurich
29th ETH Nanoparticles Conference
31.May - 3. June 2026, ETH Zurich
Poster Session A, Mon June 1, 2026
All indicated times are in CEST (GMT +2). Convert CEST into any time zone.
11.00
Session: Aircraft emissions
1A
Sarah Tinorua, Paul Scherrer Institute
«Assessing the Impact of Emissions from Zürich Airport on Ultrafine Particles and Volatile Organic Compounds in a nearby Residential Area»
1B
Henna Lintusaari,Tampere University
«Laboratory-scale Jet Engine Emission Measurements using a Micro Turbojet with Conventional and Alternative Jet Fuel»
1C
Emily Winter, Imperial College London
«Characterisation of Emissions from an Inverse Diffusion Burner Relevant to Contrail Formation»
1D
Jack Macklin, University of Leeds
«The transition to sustainable aviation fuels will lead to reduced contrail ice forming particle emissions»
Session: Ambient air and environmental impacts
2A
Ricardo Morales, Universidad de los Andes
«Ultrafine particle characterization in the near-road environment: association with traffic composition using high time-resolution traffic counts»
2B
Maximilian Dollner, Catalytic Instruments
«Measuring Urban Aerosol Volatility Fractions with a Catalytic Stripper at an ACTRIS Aerosol Observatory: Characterization and Implementation»
2C
Hamid Salehi, University of Greenwich
«Evaluating Traffic-Related Air Pollution Interventions Using State-Space Modelling: Implications for Monitoring and Regulatory Assessment in London»
Session: Emission control & emissions in real-world operation
3A
Sara Valentini, European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC)
«A comprehensive characterization of particles emitted by Internal Combustion Engines using different sampling and analytical techniques»
3B
Jiun-Horng Tsai,National Cheng Kung University
«Field Study On The Abatement Effect Of Particles In Engine Exhaust Of Excavator Equipped With DOC And DPF»
3C
Vahid Hosseini, Simon Fraser University
«Roadside Optical Vehicle Emissions Reporter (ROVER) III Project: Evidence of exhaust tampering in Alberta, Canada»
3D
Ireneusz Pielecha, Poznan University of Technology
«Particle number emissions from a Turbulent Jet Ignition engine fueled with hydrogen and ammonia»
3E
Yuantao Wang, Paul Scherrer Institute
«Secondary Organic Aerosol Formation of Vehicle Emissions under Realistic Driving Conditions in a Road Tunnel»
3F
Georgi Trendafilov, RWTH Aachen University
«How Urea Dosing in SCR Systems Drives Secondary Particle Formation»
Session: Biomass burning incl. wildfires
4A
Kaare Press-Kristensen, Green Global Future
«Cost-benefit: Electrostatic precipitators for residential stoves»
4B
Kaare Press-Kristensen, Green Global Future
«Field investigations of particle pollution from residential heating in Slovakia»
4C
Joel Corbin, National Research Council Canada
«Chemical composition of tarballs and “charballs” formed by pyrolysis of wildfire-like organics»
Session: Nanoparticle metrology (and instrumentation)
5A
Jordan Tompkins, National Physical Laboratory
«Reducing the uncertainty of condensation particle counter calibrations at low particle number concentrations by reducing electrical noise in the Faraday cup aerosol electrometer»
5B
Martin Fierz, Naneos particle solutions
«Lowcost ambient UFP monitoring with diffusion chargers»
5C
Lars Hillemann, Topas GmbH
«Uncertainty of the dilution factor of diluters with internal mixing gas preparation»
5D
Serena Loggia, ETH Zurich
«Testing and Calibration of bcMeter, an Open-Source, Low-Cost Black Carbon Monitor»
5E
Filip Kulas, Cambustion Ltd.
«Performance characterisation of a continuously variable aerosol diluter»
5F
Alejandro Keller, FHNW
«Towards Stand-Alone Monitoring of Carbonaceous Aerosol: FATCAT Measurements and Thermogram-Based Source Interpretation»
5G
Nikolaos Kousias, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
«A portable optoacoustic BC sensor for source emission monitoring»
5H
Muhammad Shoaib Ashraf, King Fahad University of Petroleum and Minerals
«Ultra-Simple, Cost-Effective, Single-Precursor Production of Co3O4 Nanoparticles via Thermal Decomposition: Characterization and Scalability-Oriented Techno-Economic Analysis»
5I
Andreas Nowak, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB)
«Thermally stable and spherical silver particles as transfer standard for the calibration of particle number counters»
5J
Arpit Malik, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
«Traceable Calibration of MPSS in Fast-Scan Mode: Recommendations for Particle Number Size Measurement at Urban Traffic Hot Spots»