In parallel to the field campaigns, our project partners at IFIN-HH (Romania) are developing models to describe the gamma dose background for specific conditions. The models are based on gamma radiation and radon concentration measurements from the ENA station (Graciosa) and at PTB's reference site.

@maceheadccaps.bsky.social during recent field work to install the radon detector. What a place to work! Photos: Angelina Wenger 🧪 #fieldwork

Our online presentation series concluded last month. Five presentation covered radon measurements, aerosols, phytoplankton, modeling and how all this helps us to understand greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. You can find the recordings here: www.nuclim.eu/news-events/...

Scientists meet at the "table" too 🍴 Best meal ever, in my opinion! @nuclim.bsky.social

Mounting snowmobiles and heading further North to reach the Pallas GAW-ICOS station, where atmospheric measurements are conducted! Is there a better way to enjoy the Finnish hospitality and scenic landscape during a field lunch in the snow?

On March 24 and 25, the NuClim internal project meeting was hosted by the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) at the Sodankylä Geophysical Observatory (SGO) in Finland. A big thank you to the FMI @ilmatieteenlaitos.fi for the excellent organisation, and to the SGO for welcoming and supporting us!

Yesterday, part five of our presentation series took place. Aimon Tanvir and Anca Melintescu gave an interesting insight into machine learning processing of radon data and gamma radiation modeling with the goal to characterize pollution events. Thank you very much!

Today at 15.00 UTC, Aimon Tanvir and Anca Melintescu will talk about "Application of Machine Learning and Data-driven Modeling in Climate Monitoring". Looking forward to an exciting presentation! You can still register here: buff.ly/7Psk2VD Photos: A. Tanvir, A. Melintescu

This week on Wednesday, March 11 at 15.00 UTC, Aimon Tanvir and Anca Melintescu will talk about "Application of Machine Learning and Data-driven Modeling in Climate Monitoring". Register and join us! Register here: buff.ly/7Psk2VD Photos: A. Tanvir, A. Melintescu

Next week, the fourth presentation of our webinar will take place. On Wed., March 11 at 15.00 UTC, Aimon Tanvir and Anca Melintescu will talk about "Application of Machine Learning and Data-driven Modeling in Climate Monitoring" Register here: buff.ly/7Psk2VD Photos: A. Tanvir, A. Melintescu

Register for our next presentation: March 11, 15.00-16.00 UTC: Application of Machine Learning and Data-driven Modeling in Climate Monitoring (Aimon Tanvir and Anca Melintescu) Registration link: buff.ly/7Psk2VD

Yesterday, part four of our presentation series took place. Paula Eisnecker from the University of the Azores talked about phytoplankton, which needs CO₂, sunlight and nutrients to bloom. Phytoplankton is an essential part of the marine carbon cycle and known to be influenced by climate changes.

On March 11th, 15-16 UTC, Aimon Tanvir and Anca Melintescu will talk about applications of machine learning and data-driven modeling in climate monitoring. Registere here and join us: buff.ly/uJnGNzk Photo: A. Tanvir Photo: A. Melintescu

Today at 15UTC, Paula from the University of the Azores will talk marine phytoplankton and the global carbon cycle. There is still time to register: shorturl.at/n5GNl Photo: Paula Eisnecker

On Wednesday this week, you have the chance to learn more about marine phytoplankton and what role it plays in the global carbon cycle. Paula Eisnecker will talk about her research combining in situ measurements at the Azores with satellite observations. 25th Feb, 15-16 UTC shorturl.at/n5GNl

In a bit more than two weeks, Aimon and Anca will talk about application of machine learning and modeling in climate monitoring. March 11th, 15-16 UTC, online, free Register here: buff.ly/uJnGNzk

Meet Anca Melintescu, Senior Scientist at “Horia Hulubei” National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering in Măgurele, Romania, working in radiological risk assessment. In NuClim, she models the increase of ambient dose rate due to radon and other meteorological factors. Photo: A. Melintescu

Meet Aimon Tanvir, a Postdoc at Mace Head. In NuClim, she works on GHGs and radon measurements to understand spatial variability and air mass influence. "I feel overjoyed being part of the team that is diverse but harmonious at the same time." @aimontanvir.bsky.social Photos: A. Tanvir

Next week, Paula will talk about marine phytoplankton and its role in the carbon cycle. Paula is an early-career scientist at the University of the Azores working with remote sensing data to improve the understanding of local phytoplankton dynamics and their links to ocean–atmosphere CO₂ exchange.

On March 11th, 15-16 UTC, Aimon Tanvir and Anca Melintescu will talk about applications of machine learning and data-driven modeling in climate monitoring. Registere here and join us: buff.ly/uJnGNzk Photo: A. Tanvir Photo: A. Melintescu

On Feb 25th, 15-16 UTC, Paula Eisnecker will talk about the role of marine primary producers in the global carbon cycle. She is using in situ and satellite observations to study plankton dynamics under ongoing climate change. Registere here and join us: shorturl.at/n5GNl Photo: P. Eisnecker

In a bit more than two weeks, Paula will talk about phytoplankton and the marine carbon cycle. Feb 25, 15-16 UTC, online, free shorturl.at/n5GNl Paula will talk about ongoing work combining in situ observations with satellite data to understand phytoplankton dynamics under ongoing climate change.

Yesterday, we had our third presentation of our presentation series. Xuemeng Chen from the University of Helsinki talked about atmospheric aerosols, how they are measured and why we are interested in them in NuClim. She also showed some data from the NuClim measurement campaign at Graciosa.

We are starting in 3 hours! Join us!

Later today, Ava will talk at our presentation series. Learn about atmospheric aerosols, clouds and what we are doing in NuClim. We are starting at 15.30 UTC. There is still time to register! We are looking forward to seeing you! shorturl.at/poyKz Photo: Xuemeng Chen

In a bit more than two weeks, Paula will talk about phytoplankton and the marine carbon cycle. Feb 25, 15-16 UTC, online, free shorturl.at/n5GNl Paula will talk about ongoing work combining in situ observations with satellite data to understand phytoplankton dynamics under ongoing climate change.

This Wednesday! Xuemeng Chen from the University of Helsinki will talk about atmospheric aerosols and clouds in marine environments. Join us, online and free! Feb 11th, 15.30-16.30 UTC Register here: shorturl.at/poyKz

Ava presented NuClim to the consortium of RadonNet during their project meeting. RadonNet is an EU project workin on quantifying Rn-222 activity concentrations indoors. They focus on connected and low-energy buildings, anticipating the implementation in future cities. Photo. S. Röttger

Next week, Xuemeng Chen will talk in our presentation series about atmospheric aeorols and their effects on low-level clouds in marine environments. It's online: Feb 11th, 15.30-16.30 UTC (Starts half an hour later than our other presentations!) Register here: shorturl.at/poyKz Photo: S. Röttger

The recordings for our first two presentations are available on our website: www.nuclim.eu/news-events/... The first was an overview of NuClim by our project coordinator @susanabarbosa.bsky.social and in the second Craig talked about radon-based greenhouse gas tracing.

Our fourth speaker in our presentation series is Paula Eisnecker. She is an early-career scientist at the University of the Azores working with remote sensing data to improve the understanding of local phytoplankton dynamics and their links to ocean–atmosphere CO₂ exchange. Photo: P. Eisnecker

Register for our next two presentations: Feb 11, 15.30-16.30 UTC: Atmospheric aerosol and pollution (Xuemeng Chen/Ava) shorturl.at/poyKz Feb 25, 15-16 UTC: Phytoplankton and the marine carbon cycle (Paula Eisnecker) shorturl.at/n5GNl Photos: X. Chen, P. Eisnecker

The ICOS newsletter for January is out now! Last month, we opened the Call for Abstracts for #ICOS2026SC and delved into how ICOS experiences and expertise contributed to the new @wmo-global.bsky.social #GAW measurement guidelines. Read more: preview.mailerlite.io/preview/7815...

Our fourth presentation will be about phytoplankton and the marine carbon cycle. Paula Eisnecker from the University of the Azores will present on Feb 25th, 15-16 UTC. Online and free! You can already register here: shorturl.at/n5GNl We are looking forward to seeing you! Photo: P. Eisnecker

Interested in aerosols and clouds? Xuemeng Chen (Ava) from the university of Helsinki will talk about the role of atmospheric aerosol particles in forming low-level clouds in marine environments. Come, join us: Feb 11th, 15.30-16.30 UTC, online Register here: shorturl.at/poyKz Photo: X. Chen

We had our second presentation yesterday. Craig talked about radon-based greenhouse gas tracing. And the next is coming in less than two weeks: On Feb 11th Xuemeng Chen (Ava) will talk about aerosols and clouds and why we are measuring them within NuClim.

Starting in about 3 hours!

Happening today! Join us online from 15-16 UTC when Craig Lils from NPL will talk about radon based greenhouse gas tracing. We will also be talking about how we are measuring radon in NuClim. There is still time to register here: shorturl.at/4oHEd See you later! Photo: Craig Lils

You can find the recording of our first presentation on our website: www.nuclim.eu/news-events/... At the same page, we are also adding the information for the presentations yet to come over the next few weeks. So, keep an eye on it.

Wednesday, we have our next presentation. Craig Lils from NPL will speak about radon-based greenhouse gas tracing. How measuring radon tells us something about the history of the air masses and how do we use it in NuClim. online, 28th Jan, 15-16 UTC Register: shorturl.at/4oHEd Photo: S. Chambers

There is still time to register for our presentation next week! Craig Lils from NPL will talk about radon-based greenhouse gas tracing and we'll explain how we are measuring radon in NuClim. Come join us! Jan 28th, 15-16 UTC Register here: shorturl.at/4oHEd Photo: C. Lils

In 2.5 weeks, we'll have our 3rd presentation. Xuemeng Chen (Ava) from the university of Helsinkig will talk about the role of atmospheric aerosol particles in forming low-level clouds in marine environments. Come, join us: Feb 11th, 15.30-16.30 UTC Register here: shorturl.at/poyKz Photo: X. Chen

There is still time to register for our presentation next week! Craig Lils from NPL will talk about radon-based greenhouse gas tracing and we'll explain how we are measuring radon in NuClim. Come join us! Jan 28th, 15-16 UTC Register here: shorturl.at/4oHEd Photo: C. Lils

One more week until our next presentation! Register here for Craig's presentation on GHG tracing: shorturl.at/4oHEd And two weeks later, Xuemeng Chen from the University of Helsinki will talk about atmospheric aerosol and pollution. Register: shorturl.at/poyKz (this will be half an hour later)

Craig Lils gives the 2nd presentation in our series (January 28th, 15-16 UTC). He is a graduate scientist at NPL and works on metrology in climate science to improve our understanding of uncertainty in emission estimates and marine heatwave categories. Register: shorturl.at/4oHEd Photo: C. Lils

Yesterday, we had our first presentation. @susanabarbosa.bsky.social introduced the project's background and goals. On Jan 28th (15-16 UTC), we'll continue with the next presentation and Craig Lils will introduce you to radon-based greenhouse gas tracing. Register here: shorturl.at/4oHEd

Join us today and learn about NuClim! We'll start at 15 UTC.

There is still time to register for our presentation today, 15-16 UTC! shorturl.at/RWQyv @susanabarbosa.bsky.social will introduce you to our project.

Our presentation series starts soon! It's online and free. Register for the first presentations now. 14. January: the NuClim project by susanabarbosa.bsky.social shorturl.at/RWQyv 28. January: Radon-based greenhouse gas tracing shorturl.at/4oHEd We are looking forward to seeing you there!

On Jan 28th 15-16 UTC, we'll have an online presentation about radon-based greenhouse gas tracing. It's free and open for everyone. Join us! Register here: shorturl.at/4oHEd