Operated by Mohammed V University (UM5) Rabat, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS-ICARE, Orléans) and Orléans University. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme
MARSU
The ’MARSU’ RISE Exchange Network is a multi-site program carried by 4 Member States (MS) partner institutions (three from the academic sector and one from the non-academic sector) and six Third Countries (TC) institutions from South America, Africa and Asia.
Atlas Mohammed V
The ATLAS-MOHAMMED V Atmospheric Research Station is operated by Mohammed V University (UM5) Rabat, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS-ICARE, Orléans) and Orléans University. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme
Secondments
Nathalie Hayeck and Martin Bruggemann, Post-docs at CNRS-Lyon, during their secondments at Fudan University (Shanghai, China): sea-air exchange chemistry Other Secondments Hartmut Herrmann/Atlas M5 Prof Hartmut Herrmann (TROPOS, Germany) guiding students at the Atlas-UM5 Atmospheric Research Station (Ifrane, Morocco),
Partners
The consortium participants are carefully chosen to cover a wide range of disciplines. The beneficiaries of MARSU, are specialised in aerosol measurements, in measurements techniques, in bulk phase chemistry, in surface chemistry and numerical modelling of multiphase chemistry.
Events
MARPARCLOUD / MARSU joint Capverde campaign 2017
MARPARCLOUD / MARSU joint Capverde campaign took place at the Cape Verde Atmospheric Observatory (CVAO, https://www.ncas.ac.uk/en/cvao-home) in September and October 2017. Most of the MARSU partners have contributed to the success of the campaign. The data collected will be available
Sino-European School – November 21-30 2017
The third Sino-European School on Atmospheric Chemistry (SESAC3) has scientifically addressed atmospheric chemistry basics in the 21st century as well as important current questions such as the routes for organics oxidation in the atmosphere, secondary organic aerosol formation and properties,