Carsten A. Skjoth

[David O'Connor @DOC_at_DCU]

Delighted to be part of this very interesting work which looks at the current state of pollen detection. Real-time quantification of this atmospheric particle is on its way. #pollen #hayfever #asthma @DCUChemistry @IrishPollen

https://t.co/Vm2Wvg9V9D

[Carsten A. Skjoth @CSkjoth]

Dr. Carl Frisk, former Phd student in the aerobiological group @_UoW, got another study published from his PhD. This time in Science of the Total Environment. The title is "Atmospheric transport reveals grass pollen dispersion distances":
https://t.co/MrbCycd9jX. Well done!

[David Storey @DavidStorey60]

Congratulations Godfrey!

[Thanos Damialis @TDamialis]

Such an honour! A million thanks to the European Meteorological Society & the Tromp Foundation, but above all to the colleagues & co-authors that gave me their trust!
https://t.co/PODkOcDQhm
The paper & all co-authors here: https://t.co/cBOKtJDCsr
@Auth_University @IEM_Augsburg

[Carsten A. Skjoth @CSkjoth]

New study from the PollerGEN group on #pollen, #allergy and #climate change in journal #Science Advances: https://t.co/9mYLmMyFZd addressed by the Guardian https://t.co/kvO8YTMGL9

[Thanos Damialis @TDamialis]

High post-season Alnus pollen loads successfully identified as long-range transport of an alpine species @TU_Muenchen @UNIKAT_IEM @uni__augsburg Full text: https://t.co/CRBqOrisES But what about real-life #allergy #symptoms from #pollen long-distance transport? Soon the answer...

[Carsten A. Skjoth @CSkjoth]

A little beetle with a huge appetite to relieve millions from hay fever symptoms. A study in Nature Communications from the COST Action SMARTER and with several participants from the new COST Action #CA18226 ADOPT!: https://t.co/XI4HhpiFuX

[Carsten A. Skjoth @CSkjoth]

New study in #Aerobiology published yesterday in ACP from a multi-national team. This shows the importance of incorporating #Pollen data in atmospheric models used for forecasting and human exposure: https://t.co/N8rVTdhz0E.

[Carsten A. Skjoth @CSkjoth]

Well done Georgina. Well deserved indeed. Congratulations. Carsten

[Georgina Brennan @GeorginaBrenn10]

Thanks @clydeandforth1! Very grateful to all my colleagues at @MEFGL who reviewed all the drafts and support from host @ramalok! This was a 2nd MSCA-IF attempt after missing out by 1% on the first. I submitted 5 fellowship applications in total and 2 were funded. #AcademicChatter

[Carsten A. Skjoth @CSkjoth]

The COST Action #ADOPT , #CA18226 on #pollen #fungi #monitoring and new detection methods just reached a milestone: 100 participating scientists. We now have participation from 37 different countries.

[Thanos Damialis @TDamialis]

MC and WG meeting of the COST Action #CA18226 on #pollen #fungi monitoring #Automation methods & #allergies . Determining the future on #aerobiology with >35 countries. @uni__augsburg @UNIKAT_IEM @TU_Muenchen @HelmholtzMunich @CSkjoth

[Thanos Damialis @TDamialis]

MC and WG meeting of the COST Action #CA18226 on #pollen #fungi monitoring #Automation methods & #allergies . Determining the future on #aerobiology with >35 countries. @uni__augsburg @UNIKAT_IEM @TU_Muenchen @HelmholtzMunich @CSkjoth

[Carsten A. Skjoth @CSkjoth]

A long awaited publication by P.Siljamo et al showing how atmospheric current may assist biological invasions of flying insects, here the Harlequin ladybird.
https://t.co/zf5OtLbBay

[Carsten A. Skjoth @CSkjoth]

Planning the next MC and WG meeting in the #CA18226 COST Action ADOPT in Riga 27th-28th Jan. This spring the Action can likely support at least 5 Short Term Scientific Missions, up to 3000Euro each.

[Carsten A. Skjoth @CSkjoth]

A fantastic meeting in Brussels with huge support. Next meeting was agreed to be in Latvia, probably late January and with Dr. Olga Sozinova as local organiser #ADOPT #CA18226

[Thanos Damialis @TDamialis]

At an ambitious and promising COST Action. Changing Aerobiology and research on #pollen and #allergies right now! @TU_Muenchen @HelmholtzMunich @UNIKAT_IEM