In a bid to enhance the accuracy of multi-model climate studies, FORCeS researchers have unveiled a novel genealogy that establishes relationships among various climate models based on their computer codes.…
The European Geosciences Union (EGU) Programme Committee has implemented co-chairs to address the increasing workload involved in organizing the General Assembly (GA), which has been rapidly growing in size. Professor…
Ilona Riipinen, Professor at Stockholm University and FORCeS Project Coordinator, has been awarded the Göran Gustafsson Prize in Physics 2023 “for her pioneering research on atmospheric aerosol particles and their…
The landmark IPCC reports on the physical science basis of climate change have been some of the most influential documents informing climate policy. Producing such a report is a lengthy…
With the present-day remarkable computing speeds used in the Earth system models and super-sensitive measurement techniques for collecting observational data, the time has come to combine these in a complementary…
Newly-formed particles are important for cloud formation and are persistently observed over almost all regions of Earth’s upper troposphere. However, the vapours and mechanisms that drive the formation of these…
We are pleased to announce the release of the FORCeS mid-term scientific progress report which can be found here. It is based on the original peer-reviewed literature associated with the…
A container filled with equipment used to obtain detailed chemical and microphysical data on air pollution and fogs has made its way from Stockholm University to the Po valley in…
We would like to draw your attention to the latest FORCeS policy brief, entitled "Air quality and climate policies: Moving forward after Covid-19" which can be downloaded here. The policy…
On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the outbreak of COVID-19 a global pandemic. Implemented restrictions led to rapid and unforeseen reductions in emissions of atmospheric pollutants and…
