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PARTNERS

INSTITIUTOS

 

SC2

 

                                                

Book of abstracts

 

 

 

 

 

The.

 

Chair

M.L. Senent (IEM-CSIC)

 

Executive Committee

M.L. Senent (IEM-CSIC)

A. García Vela (IFF-CSIC)

J.M. Fernández (IEM-CSIC)

G. Tejeda (IEM-CSIC)

V. Timón (IEM-CSIC)

M. Carvajal (U. Huelva, Unidad GIFMAN)

 

 

Confirmed speakers

 

 

EXTERNAL INVITED SPEAKERS

Abel Calle Montés, Universidad de Valladolid

Sonia Marggi Poullain, U. Complutense de Madrid

Alfonso Niño Ramos, UCLM (Campus de Talavera)

Juan Ramón Pardo Carrión, IFF-CSIC

Óscar Pindado Jiménez, CIEMAT

Alfonso Saiz López, I. de Químico Física Rocasolano, CSIC

 

 

ATMOS partners: invited speakers

 

Carlos Álvarez Nicolás, IEM-CSIC

Celia Adjal, USTHB Alger-Algeria

Hilke Bahmann, U.Wuppertal, Germany)

Sinda Brahem, IEM-CSIC

David Benoit, U. Hull (UK)

Miguel Carvajal Zaera, U. Huelva

Weidong Chen, ULCO-France

Cécile Coeur, ULCO-France

Arnaud Cuisset, ULCO-France

Samira Dalbouha, U. Mohammed V de Rabat-Morocco

Edgar Mendoza (U.Huelva)

Alberto García Vela, IFF-CSIC

Isabelle Kleiner, CNRS-France

Dorsaf Missoussi, IEM-CSIC

Amine Rafik, U.Mohammed V, Rabat-Morocco

Mohammed Salah, U,Mohammed V, Rabat-Morocco.

María Luisa Senent Diez, IEM-CSIC

Vicente Timón Salinero, IEM-CSIC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Registration

Free registration for ATMOS participants

Other participants may contact ml.senent@csic.es

Contact: ml.senent@csic.es, garciavela@iff.csic.es

 

 

 

Scope

 

ATMOS 2023 workshop represents the second ATMOS networking activity.  The workshop coincides with the MID-TERM CONTRACTUAL MEETING of the H2020-MSCA-RISE-2019 Project Nr. 872081

 

ATMOS designates an international network which main objective is to establish a collaborative effort for the study of scientific problems related to atmosphere pollution elements, with an emphasis on training graduated students in atmospheric sciences. The network comprises 11 scientific groups and 31 senior scientists with a recognized expertise in state-of-the art experimental and theoretical studies of gas phase molecular systems and their interaction with solids.   Specific objectives correspond to three working groups. The general goals of the scientific working groups (WP) are the following:

 

·              WP1 pursues both the theoretical and the experimental spectroscopic characterization of Volatil Organic Compounds containing internal rotors, atmosphere radicals and abundant atmosphere components. WP1 deals with uncharacterized isolated targets which can play important roles in the processes related to WP2 and WP3.

·              WP2 deals with reactive processes and pursues the theoretical study of the mechanisms and photodissociation pathways of radical species and the study of the roles of organic peroxy radical reactions in atmospheric degradation of volatile organic compounds through laboratory techniques.

·              WP3 deals with non-reactive interactions. It pursues the study of rotationally-inelastic collisions of pairs of small atmosphere components, the modelling of silicate aerosols. WP3 also deals with theoretical and experimental studies of gas-solid interactions towards the design of new materials for gas sequestration.

 

ATMOS provides a novel multifaceted approach to challenging atmospheric problems. The main novelties of the project are:

a) The spectroscopic description of rather complex uncharacterized OVOCs focused to their detection by the large scale and local instruments

b) The study of reactive processes to understand in detail the connection between VOCs and atmospheric radicals and to describe the relevant role of radicals.

c) The exploitation of some Greenhouse Gases (GHG) as reagents towards the preparation of innovative materials, contributing, at the same time, to the reduction of their presence in the environment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ATMOS 2023 program

Monday, 27

(IEM-CSIC, Serrano 121)

18:00 – 20:00

Reception

Tuesday, 28

(IEM-CSIC, Serrano 121)

MID-TERM CONTRACTUAL MEETING

H2020-MSCA-RISE-2019 Project Nr. 872081

(meeting of the ATMOS project participants)

 

Wednesday, 29

(Salón de Actos, I. Rocasolano, Serrano 119)

Chairs: M. Carvajal (U. Huelva) & G. Tejeda (IEM-CSIC)

9:30 -10:00

Opening session

 

10:00- 10:40

A.Calle (UVA)

Remote sensing of atmospheric aerosols: particular cases in Antarctic polar latitudes

10:40 -11:10

A.García Vela (IFF, CSIC)

Non-adiabatic photodissociation dynamics of the methyl radical

11:10 – 11:40

C.Coeur (ULCO-France)

Nighttime atmospheric reactivity of VOCs emitted by biomass burning: methoxyphenols and furans

11:40- 12:10

Coffee break

 

12:10- 12:50

S.Marggi Poullain (UC Madrid)

Imaging the photochemistry of small hydrocarbon radicals and reactive intermediates

12:50-13:20

W.Chen (ULCO-France)

Advances in Spectroscopic Monitoring of the Atmosphere at LPCA

13:20-13:50

H. Bahmann (U. Wuppertal. Germany)

Flexible hybrid functionals for the electronic structure at interfaces.

13:50-15:30

Lunch time

 

15:30-16:00

O. Pindado (CIEMAT)

How chromatography can improve our knowledge on atmosphere pollution

16:00-16:30

D.Benoit (UHULL-UK)

Understanding the vibrational signature of trapped carbon dioxide

16:30-17:00

V.Timón (IEM-CSIC)

Theoretical modeling of small pollutant atmospheric molecules filtered by copper squarate

17:00-17:30

Coffee break

 

17:30-17.45

C.Adjal (USTHB-Algeria)

The role of water in the adsorption of Nitro-organics pollutants on Activated Carbon

17:45-18:00

S.Brahem (IEM-CSIC)

Theoretical structural and spectroscopic characterization of peroxyacetic acid (CH3-CO-O-OH).  Study of the Far Infrared region.

20:30

Social dinner

 

 

 

 

Thursday, 30

(Salón de Actos, I. Rocasolano, Serrano 119)

Chairs: A. García Vela (IFF-CSIC)  & V. Timón (IEM-CSIC)

10:00- 10:40

A.Saiz-López  (I.Rocasolano, CSIC)

Atmospheric chemistry of natural halogens: from the molecular to the global

10:40 -11:10

M.L.Senent (IEM-CSIC)

Highly correlated ab initio calculations applied to the study of OVOCs containing (at least) three interacting large amplitude motions.

11:10 – 11:40

A.Cuisset (ULCO-France)

Recent advances in high resolution THz spectroscopy for the analysis of atmospheric gases.

11:40- 12:10

Coffee break

 

12:10- 12:50

A.Niño  (UCLM)

A computer science look at some molecular physics topics.

12:50-13:20

M.Carvajal (U.Huelva)

Algebraic approach for the spectral characterization of atmospheric molecules

13:20-13:40

E. Mendoza (U.Huelva)

Chemical evolution in the Earth’s early atmosphere:  The role of reduced gases in the chemistry of organic molecules

13:40-14:00

S.Dalbouha (UMV, Morocco)

Spectroscopy of relevant non-rigid molecules of atmospheric interest

14:00-15:30

Lunch time

 

15:30-16:10

J.R.Pardo (IFF-CSIC)

Extremely high spectral resolution measurements of the submillimeter atmospheric spectrum from Atacama

16:10-16:40

I.Kleiner (CNRS)

Large amplitude motions in small organic molecules of astrophysical and atmospheric interest

16:40-17:10

C.Alvarez  (IEM-CSIC)

Raman spectroscopy in supersonic jets; a powerful tool for molecular characterization

17:10-17:40

Coffee break

 

17:40-18:00

M.Salah (UMV, Rabat)

Theoretical spectroscopic study of isopropyl alcohol

(CH3-CHOH-CH3)

18:00-18:15

A.Rafik (UMV, Morocco)

Spectral analysis of atmospheric molecules and cycloaddition reactions

18:15-18:30

D. Missoussi (IEM-CSIC)

Spectroscopic study of dimethyl peroxide and methoxymethanol, two species of atmospheric interest showing three large amplitude motions.

 

 

 

Friday, 31

(IEM-CSIC, Serrano 121)

9:30 -11.00

ATMOS meeting: last remarks