If you are interested in chemical mechanism development and evaluation, or if you are a dimethyl sulfide fan, check out our new paper!

It covers a big chunk of my PhD so far, which has been supervised by Dr Chiara Giorio and Alexander Archibald

⭐ The deadline for submitting a poster is this Friday (12th Jan) ⭐

Registration is only £26 (to cover lunch), and you can also come without presenting. It's looking like it will be a great event!

Had lots of fun this evening on The Layman Show Cam FM - 97.2 hosted by Adelie Louet. If you have an hour and want to listen to me talk about atmospheric chemistry, a bit about my life, and some of my favourite songs, here's a link: camfm.co.uk/player/43770

Great postering happening at #EGU23 from team members Lorrie Jacob Vichawan (Print) Sakulsupich

Doing some EGU conference prep as I wait for my plane to Vienna: adding some more molecules to my poster display 🧶
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Super excited to see such a big turn out at #EGU23 from group members past and present. Do check out all the amazing science they are doing: Paul Griffiths Zosia Staniaszek Vichawan (Print) Sakulsupich Michelle Wan Ben Cala Sebastian Hickman James Keeble Lorrie Jacob

Lorrie Jacob explaining how well our new #UKCA National Centre for Atmospheric Science Met Office Science mechanism does against laboratory data! Great work and great start to day 2 of #ACM2022 UC Davis

I'm glad I could be a part of it! It was a great session with lots of interesting talks 🧑‍🔬
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I really enjoyed all the sessions and conversations I had at #ASC2022 and #RMetSStudent this week! My crochet DMS went down pretty well, so I think I'll bring it along next time. Though I might be adding a few more molecules to the board by then 😁

Currently on my way to Manchester for a conference starting tomorrow, which is exciting. Though less exciting has been the 2.5 hr train delay mid route due to a tree falling on the train line 😬 They did end up clearing the tree, but then another fell on the line 😂

And so it begins ✈️

After lots of prep (and some stress), the FAAM Airborne Laboratory ACSIS flights have begun. I'm taking aerosol filter samples to later measure using ion chromatography, but I am also excited for the science to come from everyone else's equipment!

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