Prize Winners
At the occasion of the virtual Swiss Geoscience meeting in Zurich in November 2019, the ACP Award for Atmospheric Research was presented to Aryeh Feinberg for his PhD thesis “The atmospheric sulfur and selenium cycles: a global model of transport and deposition”. The award committee was particular impressed by the broad spectrum of the work, covering model development, evaluation and application to investigate the evolution of Selenium cycle with climate change.
Bild: Ulrich KriegerAt the occasion of the Swiss Geoscience meeting in Fribourg in November 2019, the ACP Award for Atmospheric Research was presented to Daniele Nerini for his PhD thesis “Ensemble precipitation nowcasting: limits to prediction, localization and seamless blending”.
Bild: ACPAt the occasion of the Swiss Geoscience meeting in Bern in December 2018, the ACP Award for Atmospheric Research was presented to Heresh Amini for his PhD thesis “Air quality in Tehran, Iran: Evaluating acute health effects and modeling the long-term spatial variability”.
Bild: Christoph RitzAt the occasion of a seminar given at ETH Zurich in April 2018, the ACP Award for Atmospheric Research was presented to Franziska Glassmeier for her PhD thesis “Constraining susceptibilities of aerosol-cloud-precipitation interactions in warm and cold clouds”.
Bild: ACPACP Award 2016 goes to Simon Eyer, EMPA
ACP Award 2015 goes to Joel Corbin, PSI
ACP Award 2014 goes to Peter Zotter, PSI
ACP Award 2013 goes to Ines Engel, ETH Zürich
ACP Award 2012 goes to Iakovos Barmpadimos, PSI
ACP Award 2011 goes to Paul Christoph Zieger, PSI
ACP Award 2010 goes to Valentin Andreas Lanz, PSI
ACP Award 2009 goes to Dr. Claudia Marcolli, ETH Zürich and Dr. Christian Ruckstuhl, University of California, La Jolla
ACP Award 2008 goes to Dr. Sönke Szidat, University of Bern and Dr. M. Rami Alfarra, University of Manchester
ACP Award 2007 goes to Dr. Markus Kalberer, ETH Zürich and Dr. Daniel Schaub, EMPA
ACP Award 2006 goes to Dr. Yasmine Calisesi, University of Bern and Dr. Stefan Reimann, EMPA Dübendorf
ACP Award 2005 goes to Dominik Brunner, ETH Zurich