Atmospheric physics seminar

The seminar is dedicated to presenting the latest developments in atmospheric physics, meteorology, climatology and oceanology. The thematic scope is broad and includes:

• The dynamics of the atmosphere,
• Microphysics and dynamics of clouds,
• Atmospheric aerosols,
• Radiation in the atmosphere,
• Weather and climate,
• Numerical modeling of atmospheric processes.

Speakers of the seminars are employees and PhD students of the Department of Atmospheric Physics at the Institute of Geophysics and other national and foreign research institutes conducting research in atmospheric sciences. 

Seminars are being conducted in English.

---

What do large hail, tornado, and severe thunderstorm wind environments have in common across continents?

March 6, 2026, on-line, ONLY online via Zoom

dr Mateusz Taszarek

What Fluorescence-Mie-Raman Lidar (FLUMIRA) Reveals about Atmospheric Aerosols across Seasons and Cities

March 13, 2026, ul. Pasteura 5, B4.58 and online via Zoom

mgr Afwan Hafiz

A Laboratory in the Sky: Can we deliberately change a cloud to study microphysical cloud processes?

April 10, 2026, ul. Pasteura 5, B4.58 and online via Zoom

Dr. Jan Henneberger

From Emission to Deposition: Measurement Techniques for Aerosol and Microplastic Exchange Processes in the Atmospheric Boundary Layer.

April 17, 2026, ul. Pasteura 5, B4.58 and online via Zoom

dr hab. Piotr Markuszewski