Manu Thomas

Fields of work

Modeling aerosol-cloud-climate interactions on different spatial scales and to understand how a better representation of the processes can result in accurate radiative forcing estimates. Understanding the intercontinental transport of pollutants, both natural and anthropogenic from satellites.

Research interests

• Aerosol-cloud-climate interactions and the radiative forcing effects
• Long range transport of pollutants and the role of meteorology
• Aerosols from explosive volcanic eruptions; their chemical transformations, long range transport and climate impact.
• Satellite analysis of optical properties of different aerosol species.

Special competences

Global and regional scale modeling, aerosol-cloud and aerosol-radiation interactions, satellite based monitoring of air pollutants and their coupling with meteorology in the high latitude regions including Arctic.

Latest publications

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