Urban meteorology news (latest year)

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  • 18 November 2025: Our group member Minttu Havu was awarded by postdoctoral research grant by Alfred Kordelin Foundation. Congratulations!
  • 16 October: Our paper on local-level CO2 emissions in Beijing is now !
  • 20 September 2025: Job alert! We are looking for doctoral/postdoctoral researchers to work in recently started RESTART project. Apply here:
  • 21 July 2025: Our group leader was interviewed for Helsingin Sanomat on windiness of Helsinki:
  • 11 July 2025: New collaborative paper on carbon dynamics of urban forest located in Nanjing is now
  • 1 July 2025: New collaborative paper on garden carbon fluxes is now
  • 4 June 2025: New paper "How urban green infrastructure contributes to carbon neutrality" from CO-CARBON project is now out:
  • 3 June 2025: Jane and Aatos Erkko Foundation has €1.2 million for a consortium "Emerging chemical pathways in future urban air quality" where our group leader is co-PI
  • 18 May 2025: Our urban tree measurements in Helsinki gained visibility in national newspaper
  • 5 May 2025: Two new papers from our group now out: in Biogeosciences and in Npj Urban Sustainability
  • 22 April 2025: Our past group member Sasu Karttunen succesfully defended his PhD thesis “Modelling and measuring transport processes within urban surface layer at high spatio-temporal resolutions”. Congratulations for the great achievement!
  • 6 March 2025: Our paper on using COS to derive urban photosynthesis is finally out:
  • 5 March 2025: Project update! COOLGREEN project (Kaupunkiluonto tiiviin kaupunkirakenteen ilmastosopeutumisen keinona) funded by the will start in April 2025
  • 4 March 2025: New person Veera Bilaletdin has started to work in our group with the recently funded GHUGS project. Welcome!
  • 10 February 2025: Our collaborative paper on comparing the model performance of different land surface models in simulating urban photosynthesis and vegetation has been published:
  • 3 December 2024: Our group member Jesse Soininen was awarded by the Master thesis for his thesis Estimating urban carbon uptake using carbonyl sulfide fluxes as a tracer. Congratulations!
  • 28 November 2024: Our paper on developing floating car data based framework to estimate traffic emissions is now available online:

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