Nanoparticle Measurements in Motion - Stationary and Mobile Applications

Date: Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Time: 9:00 – 16:30
Location: ZHAW School of Engineering - Building TN, Room TN O1.46
Language: English

Ultrafine particles (UFP) and nanoparticles play an increasingly important role in environmental monitoring, aviation-related emissions, and applied research. This one-day TSI seminar brings together experts from science and practice to discuss current challenges, measurement strategies, and practical solutions for monitoring particle number concentrations across a range of applications.

The seminar combines technical presentations with hands-on demonstrations, offering both theoretical insight and practical experience with modern particle measurement instrumentation.

Highlight - Optional Airport Visit

Day before the seminar, April 21: Participants will have the opportunity to join an optional tour of the measurement setup at the airport, providing direct insight into real-world aircraft emission measurements and monitoring infrastructure.

Guest Speakers

Dr. Tobias Schripp (ZHAW School of Engineering): Jet Engine Emission Measurements
Additional speakers will be announced soon.

Who Should Attend

• Researchers and scientists working in aerosol science, air quality, or aviation-related studies
• Environmental monitoring professionals
• University and applied research institutions
• Anyone interested in practical and regulatory aspects of UFP and nanoparticle measurements

Registration

Further details on attending and the optional airport visit will be shared before the seminar.

Register now and join us in Winterthur for a full day of exchange, learning, and hands-on experience with ultrafine particle measurement.