Agenda, Presentations and Posters of the 27^th Conference

27^th ETH Nanoparticles Conference (NPC-24) and Aerosols-24 Conference, June 10-14, 2024

The ETH Nanoparticle Conference (NPC-24) was organized in 2024 as a joined on-site event together with the Workplace and Indoor Aerosols Conference (Aerosols-24) at the ETH Zurich under the auspice of the Swiss Chemical Society (see website of the online conference, https://npc24.scg.ch).

The Nanoparticle Conference serves as an interdisciplinary platform for expert discussions on all aspects of nanoparticles, freshly emitted from various sources, transformed in ambient air, distributed on local and global scale, on technical mitigation aspects, particle legislation, and impact of particles on health, environment, and climate. The conference brings together representatives from research, industry and government.

Agenda of Presentations

Tuesday June 11, 2024

Norbert Heeb, Empa and Chair of NPC 2024 Welcome, lntroduction and Conference Opening	09.00	pdf
Jan-Helge Zimmermann, ETH Zürich, Industry Relations Welcome address
Martin Gysel-Beer, Paul Scherrer Institut, PSI Keynote Lecture: Anthropogenic aerosol emissions at the nexus between air quality, climate and geoengineering	09.10	pdf
Session 1: Aircraft, marine and other non-road sources Part A Chair: Norbert Heeb, Empa Dübendorf	09.40
Theo Rindlisbacher, Swiss Civil Aviation Authority, FOCA Aircraft particle emissions in cruise		pdf
Benjamin Brem, Paul Scherrer Institute, PSI The ubiquitous nature of lubrication oil in aero gas turbine exhausts		pdf
COFFEE BREAK	10.30
Session 2: Aircraft, marine and other non-road sources Part B Chair: Theo Rindlisbacher, Swiss Civil Aviation Authority, FOCA	11.00
Michal Vojtíšek, Technical University of Liberec Mobile test rig for field measurement of small jet engine particle emissions		pdf
Marius Rohkamp, University of the Bundeswehr Munich Gaseous and Non-Volatile Particulate Matter Turboshaft-Engine Emissions using 30%, 50% and 100% HEFA Sustainable Aviation Fuel		pdf
Anni Hartikainen, University of Eastern Finland Effects of photochemical aging on the chemical and optical properties of exhaust emissions from a small-scale jet engine burner		pdf
Thorsten Streibel, University of Rostock Influence of photochemical aging on physical-chemical properties of ultrafine particulate matter from the exhaust emissions of a ship diesel engine		pdf
LUNCH BREAK	12.30
Session 3: Emission Control Part A Chair: Danilo Engelmann, BFH, Biel	13.30
David Kittelson, University of Minnesota Changes in particle emissions and measurement during the past 30 years		pdf
Silvana Di lorio, STEMS-CNR Physical and chemical characterization of the particles emitted by a DI SI engine with low- and zero-carbon fuels		pdf
Nic Surawski, University of Technology Sydney Real driving solid particle number emissions from a hydraulic hybrid heavy commercial vehicle and diesel sports utilities vehicles in Australia		pdf
Ioannis Raptis, AUTH Evaluation of a miniaturized exhaust emission measuring system for L category Vehicles measurements in real world driving conditions		pdf
Sebastian Schurl, Technische Universität Graz Assessment of pollutant emissions including ultrafine particles down to 10nm of high-performance motorcycles – lab and real-world evaluation using advanced PEMS technology		pdf
COFFEE BREAK	15.00
Session 4: Emission Control Part B and periodical technical inspection (PTI) Chair: Jan Czerwinski, BFH, Biel	15.30
Chiara Guido, CNR-STEMS Strategies for particle emission control from gas fuelled heavy-duty engines: potentiality of filter technology		pdf
Danilo Engelmann, BFH Biel Innovative Gasoline Particulate Filters: A Comprehensive Analysis of Intrinsic High Filtration Rates and Operational Performance		pdf
Lauretta Rubino, VERT Association The Dirty Tail of Vehicle Fleets and how to Detect and Clean the High Emitters - the Fastest Route to Clean Urban Air at Low Cost		pdf
Erkka Saukko, Pegasor Integrated PN measurement system performance and VPR requirements		pdf
APERITIF sponsored by exhibitors	17.00

Wednesday June 12, 2024

Session 5: Biomass-, biofuel- and synfuel combustion Chair: Heinz Burtscher, FHNW/ISE	09.00
Alexandre Albinet, INERIS Primary and secondary emissions of pellets, logwood, and oil residential heating appliances: emissions factors, secondary particle formation and particle effective density		pdf
Axel Friedrich, Consultant UFP and Black Carbon emissions from Real World Wood Stoves without and with Electrostatic Precipitators		pdf
Gunter Hagen, University of Bayreuth - Zentrum für Energietechnik (ZET) On the emissions of wood-log fueled fireplaces: correlation of continuous gas sensor data with particle spectra analysis		pdf
Anssi Järvinen, VTT Emissions of an agricultural tractor with experimental e-diesel and commercial diesels		pdf
Stijn van Rijn, University of Groningen The effect of hydrogen addition on the aerosol properties of combustion generated nanoparticles from premixed ethylene flames		pdf
COFFEE BREAK	10.30
Session 6: Toxicology Chair: Barbara Rothen-Rutishauser, University of Fribourg	11.00
Johan Øvrevik, Norwegian Institute of Public Health Revisiting the Trojan Horse Effect – On the role of lipophilic chemicals in the toxicity of fine and ultrafine combustion particles and implications for regulatory needs		pdf
Johannes Becker, Comprehensive Molecular Analytics, HelmholtzMunich Traffic-related non-exhaust emission UFPs toxicological potentials		pdf
Bozhena Tsyupa, Brembo SpA On-site ALI versus Submerged Culture: Toxicological and Chemical Characterization of Brake Wear Nanoparticles		pdf
Tana Zavodna, Institute of Experimental Medicine of the Czech Academy of Sciences Genotoxicity of Organic Extracts of Particulate Emissions from Conventional Gasoline and Alternative Fuels		pdf
Alfred Lawrence, Isabella Thoburn College Distribution Assessment and Source apportionment of Particulate bound-PAHs in Indoor Air of south Asian precinct using IDW and PMF receptor model: A comprehensive study		pdf
LUNCH BREAK	12.30
POSTER SESSION 1	13.30
COFFEE BREAK	15.00
Session 8: Brake and tyre wear, non-combustion emissions Chair: Lauretta Rubino, VERT Association	15.30
Lukas Landl, TU Graz Trends in exhaust and non-exhaust particle emissions in road transport		pdf
Agnese Magno, STEMS-CNR Comprehensive investigation on the effect of different brake profiles and temperature on the brake wear particle emissions		pdf
Hiroyuki Hagino, JARI Implications of Nanoparticle Emissions from Passenger Car Brakes based on the WLTP Brake Cycle		pdf
Carsten Neukirchen, University of the Bundeswehr Munich Physical and chemical characterization of emissions from a EURO 7 brake dyno
CONFERENCE DINNER, Polyterasse	19.00

Thursday, June 13, 2024

Session 9: Instrumentation (Nanoparticle metrology and chemical characterization) Chair: Konstantina Vasilatou, METAS	09.00
Alejandro Keller, FHNW Enhancing total carbon quantification using fast-thermograms		pdf
Martin Tanner, TOFWERK Quantitative Measurement of Dynamic Changes of Trace Element Content in Ambient Aerosol by MICAP-TOFMS		pdf
Patrick Weber, Forschungszentrum Jülich A new kind of substance for the rapid activation and heterogenous growth of nanoparticles in particle counters		pdf
QiZhi Xu, PSI Accurate retrieval of pure black carbon aerosol properties including light absorption from polarization-resolved in situ measurements of light scattering		pdf
Dimitrios Zarvalis, CERTH Assessing particulate matter emissions from conventional cigarettes and heated tobacco products		pdf
COFFEE BREAK	10.30
Session 10: Ambient air & soot particles, secondary pollutants Chair: Claudia Mohr, PSI / ETH Zurich	11.00
Fangqun Yu, State Unviersity of New York at Albany Nanoparticle and contrail ice formation in next generation aviation fuels and engines		pdf
Yvette Gramlich, LAC, Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland Impact of biomass burning on Arctic aerosol composition		pdf
Joel Corbin, National Research Council Canada Measurement and impacts of the mass fraction of volatile coatings on soot		pdf
Jean-Jacques Sauvain, Unisanté, DSTE Towards continuous measurement of the oxidative potential of the air		pdf
LUNCH BREAK	12.30
POSTER SESSION 2	13.30
COFFEE BREAK	15.00
Session 12: Health Effects Chair: Loretta Müller, Inselspital Bern	15.30
Pascale Haddad Thoelke, Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf Systematic review on health effects of long-term exposure to UFP		pdf
Katherine Ogurtsova, HHU Association of ultrafine particle exposure with lung and neuro-cognitive functions in elementary school children in the Berlin-Brandenburg Air Study (BEAR)		pdf
Marshall Lloyd, McGill University Airborne Nanoparticle Concentrations are Associated with Brain Cancer Incidence in Canada's Two Largest Cities		pdf
Georgios Tsakonas, LAT, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Physical and cell toxicity properties of Euro 6d diesel vehicle particle emissions with and without DPF regeneration		pdf
End of Day 3	17.00

Friday June 14, 2024

Session 13: Workplace and Indoor Aerosols Chair: Norbert Heeb, Empa Dübendorf	09.00
Lidia Morawska, Queensland University of Technology Exposure-response to ultrafine particles: how to advance knowledge about it
Ludmila Maskova, Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals of the CAS Personal exposure to particulate matter during grinding of dental nanocomposite		pdf
Freja Rydahl Rasmussen, Danish Technological Institute Enhancing Air Quality: Investigating Filter Lifespan and Byproducts in Air Purification Solutions		pdf
Dae Hoon Park, Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials Development of an Antiviral Electrostatic Precipitator to Prevent Airborne Transmission within Indoor Air Environments by Dry-aerosol Antiviral Coating Method		pdf
Judita Švaikauskaitė, Kaunas University of Technology Impact of Building Renovation on Indoor Particulate Matter Levels in Finnish and Lithuanian Dwellings		pdf
COFFEE BREAK	10.30
Session 14: Nanoparticle formation and transformation Chair: Oliver Bischof, TSI	11.00
Lubna Dada, Paul Scherrer Institute Sources of ultrafine particles at a typical rural site in Switzerland		pdf
Matti Rissanen, Tampere University & University of Helsinki Rapid formation of aerosol precursors from o/m/p-Xylene and their contribution to secondary organic aerosol formation		pdf
Vinicius Berger, Catalytic Instruments Evaluation of Monodisperse Silver Particle Sintering Using a Tandem DMA Setup		pdf
Poster Award Ceremony Trojan Horse Award Ceremony Chair: Oliver Bischof	12.00
LUNCH BREAK	12.30
Session 15: Occupational exposure and prevention Chair: Claudia Mohr, PSI / ETH Zurich	13.30
Dusan Licina, EPFL Influence of ventilation and room air movement on formation and growth of 1-20 nm particles via ozone-human chemistry		pdf
Anssi Arffman, Dekati Ltd. Real-time measurement of total and solid particle fraction in underground mining environment with DC based sensors (MPEC+)		pdf
Christina Isaxon, Lund University Airborne PM generated from handling of crushed carbon nanotube-enhanced concrete		pdf
Keld Alstrup Jensen, NRCWE Workplace exposure to airborne particles in the plastics recycling and manufacturing industry		pdf
Suranie Horn, North-West University, South Africa Occupational exposure risks of hazardous biological agents in an animal testing facility
COFFEE BREAK	15.00
Session 16: Chemical composition, transport, and exposure Chair: Loretta Müller, Inselspital Bern	15.30
Talk Award Ceremony Chair: Claudia Mohr
Imad El-Haddad, PSI Towards implementing particle chemical composition in health impact assessments
Michael Riediker, SCOEH: Swiss Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health Aerosols, a tool for assessing airborne transmissions of hazardous substances and agents		pdf
Closing remarks by Loretta Müller, Inselspital Bern and end of conference	17.00

Posters

Session 1: Aircraft, marine and other non-road sources
Seokho Moon, Konkuk University Study on Virtual PM Sensor of Construction Machinery by utilizing Machine-Learning Algorithm
Alexander Rabl, TU Munich - LTF Particulate emissions of a turboshaft engine running on HEFA-SPK and its Jet A-1 blends
Dalho Shin, Konkuk University Real-world PM Emission Patterns according to Load Factor of off-road Construction Machinery
Session 3: Emission control
Christian Ferrarese, European Commission JRC Raman Spectroscopy and Principal Component Analysis on fine and ultrafine particles emitted from modern vehicles
Katariina Kylämäki, Tampere University Secondary Aerosol Emissions from Diesel and Natural Gas Vehicles
Ireneusz Pielecha, Poznan University of Technology Particulate number emissions during dynamic operating states of a hydrogen-fueled Turbulent Jet Ignition engine
Lauretta Rubino, VERT Association VERT GPF-Retrofit Program for Cleaner Urban Mobility within the HORIZON Europe AeroSolfd project
Mojtaba Bezaatpour, Tampere University In search of an optimal combustion strategy for mitigating secondary organic aerosol in combustion engines
Wojciech Honkisz, BOSMAL Road to Lab Light-Duty vehicle campaign in terms of Particle Number emission over custom RDE test cycle
Samuel af Ugglas, Scania & Department of Chemical Engineering, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden Distribution of particulate matter to extend heavy-duty diesel particulate filter service life
Eric Thébault, MANN+HUMMEL Integrating a particulate filter system in the frontend: A step towards achieving emission-neutral vehicles
Anssi Järvinen, VTT Emissions of passenger cars with different engine and aftertreatment technologies
Session 4: Emission control and periodical technical inspection (PTI)
Hiroyuki Yamada, Tokyo Denki University PN measurement at PTI in Japan
Jacek Pielecha, Poznan University of Technology Particle number emissions from a hydrogen-fueled Turbulent Jet Ignition engine with a passive prechamber
Lars Hillemann, Topas GmbH Reference aerosols for PTI-PN counters
Session 5: Biomass-, biofuel- and synfuel combustion
Freja Rydahl Rasmussen, Danish Technological Institute Cost-efficient sensor solution for reducing emissions from woodstoves through user guidance
Jiun-Horng Tsai, Department of Environmental Engineering, National Cheng Kung University. Taiwan, ROC Air Toxics Emissions from Cogeneration Boilers by Applying Multiple Fuels in Taiwan
Session 8: Brake and tyre wear, non-combustion emissions
Martin Lehmann, MANN+HUMMEL Reducing Brake Dust Particle Emissions
Katie Kedwell, MANN + HUMMEL Particle characterization for the development of a brake wear particle collection system
Gunhee Lee, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials Particle characterization for the development of a brake wear particle collection system
SangHee Woo, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials Development of Dust Collector to Mitigate the BWPs (Brake Wear Particles) Using the Dispersion Characteristics of Particles
Session 10: Ambient air & soot particles, secondary pollutants
Anssi Arffman, Dekati Ltd. Characterization and application of a new oxidation flow reactor (DOFR) to study passenger car emissions
Cyprien Jourdain, University of Cambridge, Department of Engineering Atmospheric black carbon radiative forcing driven by coating morphology
Marshall Lloyd, McGill University Developing and Evaluating an Integrated Machine Learning Approach to Estimating Near Real-Time Local Level Concentrations of Outdoor Ultrafine Particles using Street-Level Images and City Sounds		pdf
Session 6: Toxicology
Barbara Apicella, STEMS-CNR Effect of UFP produced by anthropogenic combustion on human lung macrophages and motor neurons: role in pulmonary inflammation and neurodegeneration
Kevin Kilchhofer, PSI Reactive Oxygen Species Build-up in Photochemically Aged Iron- and Copper-doped Secondary Organic Aerosol Proxy
Li-Hao Young, China Medical University, Taiwan Direct observation of the internal and external morphology of size-segregated single particles and their interactions with alveolar epithelial cells
Alexandre Albinet, INERIS Unveiling potent toxic chemicals associated to primary or aged (secondary) wood combustion particles: a bio-analytical approach
Gowsinth Gunasingam, Adolphe Merkle Institute Assessing the direct and indirect effects of diesel exhaust particles on human intestine tissue
Georgios Tsakonas, LAT, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Nanoparticle profiling: a comprehensive assessment of physical, chemical, and toxicological characteristics at Thessaloniki airport
Session 9: Instrumentation (Nanoparticle metrology and chemical characterization)
Joel Corbin, National Research Council Canada Modelling laser-induced incandescence of soot and tarballs in the SP2
Salvatore Laganá, The University of Nottingham Assessing the benefits of novel nanoporous silicon nitride membranes to capture and analyse particulate emitted from spark ignited hydrogen internal combustion engine
Andreas Nowak, PTB-Braunschweig Development of a primary standard for particle number concentration
Andrea Pacino, University of Nottingham Exploring the morphological and structural attributes of carbon nanoparticles used as soot replica in combustion studies: A comprehensive 2D/3D analysis
Ioannis Raptis, AUTH Portable optoacoustic Black Carbon Sensor for Exhaust Emissions Measurement
Cyprien Jourdain, University of Cambridge, Department of Engineering Measurement of nanoparticles true volume and density in the aerosol phase
Session 12: Health effects
Eleni Papaioannou, CERTH Health effect assessment of hybrid gasoline vehicle emissions by in-vitro cell exposure experiments in air-liquid interface
Antoaneta Patru, National Technical University for Science and Technology On the effects of combustion generated nanoparticles on human health: Overview of the current body of understanding
Ruiwen He, University of Fribourg An online measurement approach to monitor diesel exhaust particles in lung cells during exposure
Michal Vojtíšek, Czech Technical University in Prague Portable air-liquid interface exposure chamber for field emissions toxicity assays		pdf
Session 13: Indoor particles
Jeong Hoon Byeon, Yeungnam University Size-Classified Bioaerosol Detection from Recombination of Technically Proven Components
Kaare Press-Kristensen (presented by Tanja Willumsen), Healthy Indoor Environment Indoor particle pollution from cooking in Denmark
Saptarshi Ghosh, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Fabrication of O2-TiO2/CuO heterojunction photocatalyst as a nanocorals for the photocatalytic inactivation of bioaerosols
Luca Stabile, Università degli studi di Cassino e del Lazio Meridionale Design of an innovative personal air cleaner to prevent airborne disease transmission in transport microenvironments
Farheen Zehra, Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow India (presented by Alfred Lawrence) Indoor TVOCs, RSPM and Fine Particulate matter: Health impact on young women of a rapidly growing urban city of Northern India
Shen Yang, EPFL Nanocluster aerosol generation from squalene-ozone reaction
Session 14: Nanoparticle formation and transformation
Alireza Charmforoushan, Tampere University Eco-friendly synthesis of Hydroxyapatite nanoparticles by Liquid Flame Spray
Session 15: Occupational Exposure and prevention
Keld Alstrup Jensen, NRCWE Airborne particulate matter and diesel engine exhaust on infrastructure construction sites in the Copenhagen metropolitan area