Hi, I'm Emma Järvinen - a researcher in the field of atmospheric sciences. I have worked in the fields of aerosol nucleation, atmospheric particle optics and cloud microphysics. My current research interest lies in ice crystal optical properties, cirrus clouds, airborne measurement technologies and developing state-of-the-art optical measurement techniques. I have participated in several aircraft campaigns in the past and will continue my work in future field studies. Currently, I'm working as a Helmholtz Young Investigator Group Leader at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in Karlsruhe, Germany.
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Aircraft Measurements
Ice clouds cover daily Earth's surface. But what do we know of the atmospheric ice particles? In situ measurements offer valuable information on the ice particle microphysics and are important for validating remote sensing observations.
Laboratory Measurements
When it comes to ice particles, many of us think of perfectly shaped hexagonal crystals. In reality perfectionism rarely exists. Real ice crystals have all sorts of microscale faults that can have significant consequences for our climate.