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Daniel KnopfProfessorSchool of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences
Biography
Daniel Knopf’s research focuses on the physical and chemical properties of aerosol particles and their role in air pollution and cloud formation and thus climate. Phase transitions of aerosol particles, like the formation of ice and its impact on the global radiation budget, is one of the least understood processes in the atmosphere. Also, aerosol particles provide a medium for gas-to-particle reactions, with the Antarctic ozone hole being the most prominent example.
Education
- PhD, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
- MSc and BSc, Ruprecht-Karls-University of Heidelberg/Max-Planck-Institute for Nuclear Physics
News Highlights
June 16, 2017Strange ice lolly icicles seen floating in clouds above the UKNews ScientistRead ArticleDecember 21, 2016Scientists Have Witnessed The Birth of an Ice Cloud For The First TimeScience AlertRead ArticleJanuary 4, 2016Does Everyday Dust Create The Seeds Of Precipitation In Clouds?Inside ScienceRead ArticleDecember 14, 2022Scientists characterize sea spray particles that form ice crystals in high altitude
cloudsNational Science FoundationRead ArticleFebruary 22, 2022Arm Has Long-Term Plans to Improve Data Descriptions, Internal Analyses, and Analytical
TechniquesARM.govRead Article