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Tiny Biological Particles Are Influencing Cloud Formation Over The Arctic

We've long understood that clouds require the surfaces of tiny particles for water to condensate on.

Franz conenPaul ziegerGabriel freitasKarl espen yttriNature communicationsStockholm universityEnvironment internationalUniversity of baselNorwegian institute for air researchZeppelin observatoryNorwegian institute

Biological particles play crucial role in Arctic cloud ice formation

Biological particles play crucial role in Arctic cloud ice formation
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Paul ziegerFranz conenYutaka toboGabriel freitasKarl espen yttriProfessor at stockholm universityUniversity of baselStockholm universityEnvironmental research instituteNational institute of polar researchZeppelin observatoryEspen yttriAssociate professorNational institutePolar researchResearch fellow

Biological Particles Play Crucial Role In Arctic Cloud Ice Formation

Biological Particles Play Crucial Role In Arctic Cloud Ice Formation
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Biological Particles Vital in Arctic Cloud Ice Formation

Biological Particles Vital in Arctic Cloud Ice Formation
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Biological particles play crucial role in Arc

An international team of scientists from Sweden, Norway, Japan, and Switzerland, has presented research findings that reveal a crucial role of biological particles, including pollen, spores, and bacteria, in the formation of ice within Arctic clouds. These findings, published today in Nature Communications, have far-reaching implications for climate science and our understanding of the rapidly changing Arctic climate.

Stella papadopoulouGabriel freitasFranz conenKarl espen yttriPaul ziegerChristinef solbakkenYutaka toboNature communicationsEnvironmental research instituteStockholm universityUniversity of baselNational institute of polar researchProfessor at stockholm universityZeppelin observatoryEspen yttriAssociate professor