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AEROS (Aerosols in Romania and Switzerland) was a collaborative research project aimed at improving the understanding of the chemical composition, optical properties, and sources of particulate matter. The project focused in particular on assessing the chemical characteristics of aerosols and quantifying the sources contributing to the organic fraction in Romania, in comparison with Switzerland and […]

ITaRS (Initial Training for atmospheric Remote Sensing) was a research and training project dedicated to advancing expertise in the field of atmospheric remote sensing. It brought together universities, research institutions, and high-tech companies from diverse disciplines, including meteorology, geosciences, physics, electrical engineering, and mathematics, with the aim of fostering interdisciplinary training and strengthening scientific capacity

ACTRIS (Aerosols, Clouds and Trace gases Research InfraStructure Network) was implemented between 2011 and 2015 as an Integrated Activity project under the European Commission’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7, GA: 262254). It represented the first European-funded initiative dedicated to establishing a coordinated research infrastructure for ground-based observations of aerosols, clouds, and short-lived trace gases, key atmospheric

DELICE (Developing the Emerging Research Potential of Romanian Lidar Centre) was a project implemented in the context of the European Union’s enlargement and the integration of new Member States into the European Research Area. It addressed Priority 6 of FP7 – Environment (including climate change), with a focus on climate change, pollution and risks, environmental

RADO (Romanian Atmospheric Research 3D Observatory) was implemented between 2009 and 2011 with funding from the Norwegian-Romanian Cooperation Programme (Norway Grants). The project aimed to strengthen atmospheric research in Romania, enabling improved observation and understanding of atmospheric and hydrological processes to support informed decision-making in environmental protection. It contributed to the creation of a new

The Romanian Lidar Network (ROLINET) was implemented between 2008 and 2011 as a national initiative to consolidate and develop Romania’s capabilities in lidar-based atmospheric research. The project aimed to establish a well-equipped, well-trained, and recognized network of lidar systems capable of providing continuous monitoring of the vertical distribution of aerosols in the planetary boundary layer