Small Particles, Big Impact

Ultrafine particles (UFP) and nanoparticles are playing an increasingly important role in numerous areas of application—from air quality monitoring and occupational safety to research, transportation, industry, and environmental assessment.

Our seminar “Small Particles, Big Impact” highlights the current challenges of particle measurement and interpretation and offers practical insights into modern monitoring approaches.

You can expect a varied and application-oriented program with specialist presentations, hands-on experience with TSI measuring instruments, and an optional on-site visit to the Wedel measuring station of the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH).

Date: March 26, 2026
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Location: BSH seminar room, Wüstland 2, 22589 Hamburg-Sülldorf

Seminar Highlights

🎤 Specialist presentations & discussion: With exciting insights from experts from government agencies, research, and industry.

• Jan Benedikt (University of Kiel): "Generation of nanoparticles in atmospheric plasmas analyzed with SMPS"
• Further speakers to follow shortly.

🛰️ Exclusive excursion to the BSH measuring site in Wedel: A highlight offering in-depth insights into real UFP monitoring infrastructures.

🧪 Hands-on with TSI measuring instruments: Experience TSI measuring devices live.
 

Who is the seminar intended for?

• Employees of environmental agencies and authorities
• Researchers in the field of air quality, aerosols, and emissions
• Operators of measurement networks
• Industry, environmental, and occupational safety experts
• Users who measure, evaluate, or use UFP

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Secure your spot and look forward to an informative and practical event focusing on the importance of ultrafine particles.