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On measurement of particle size distribution of sub 5 nm aerosol particles; by Joonas Vanhanen, Nano Enthusiast and Airmodus CTO
Nano particles have been sized based on their electrical mobility. This is not efficient because most of the nano particles are electrically neutral. Measuring the particle size distribution typically consist of detecting size selected particles with an aerosol particle detector such as Condensat...
nCNC/PSM User Meeting, October 19th 2016, in Portland, OR
Open Position – R&D Engineer
R&D ENGINEER Inventive, practical minded, fun to work with, people person? Sounds like you? Please read on! Airmodus’ aerosol particle counting technologies are used by scientists and industrial experts to detect the very smallest nano particles in the air. To continue to serve our customers in t...
EAC 2016
The 22nd European Aerosol Conference will be held 4th – 9th September 2016 in Tours, France. This year the program is organised according to five main themes: Aerosol technology, Atmospheric aerosol studies, Aerosol measurement techniques, Aerosol and health and Basic aerosol processes. Airmodus ...
Airmodus nCNC/PSM Workshop, September 7th 2016 in Tours
Map of the Workshop location below (click to enlarge the picture).
ISSPIC XVIII, August 14th-19th 2016
The 18th International Symposium on Small Particles and Inorganic Clusters August 14-19 2016 in Jyväskylä, Finland The symposia topics relate to the science of atomic and molecular clusters, nanoparticles and nanostructures. The ISSPIC conference started as an international symposium on small p...
Indoor Air 2016
The 14th international conference of Indoor Air Quality and Climate Ghent, Belgium July 3-8 2016 Hundreds of scientists studying indoor air and climate will meet in Ghent, Belgium the first week of July. Also Airmodus will be there, and Joonas will present a poster with data measured with the A11...
GoNano now!
The game is on! 20th of June 2016 Airmodus launched a networking platform and a competition for anyone interested in the measurement of 1 nm aerosol particles. One of the participants will win the chance to use the A11 nCNC system. The winner will be selected by a Jury with well known aerosol sci...
Chance to use A11 nCNC – The GoNano challenge
GoNano is a competition and a networking forum. The competition starts the 20th of June and will continue until the end of October 2016. See details at https://airmodus.com/gonano/ Join the other nano researchers to support your peers, and to get the chance to use a A11 nCNC for free!