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Experience atmospheric research
together.

The APC group connects university teaching with hands-on measurement, laboratory work and current research – for students, school classes, companies and interested groups.

CoursesLab visitsExperimentsCitizen science
Illustration of scientific collaboration

University teaching

From foundations to current research.

Group members teach atmospheric chemistry, remote sensing, observational methods, scientific practice and current research topics across bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programmes.

Outreach & laboratory visits

Atmospheric chemistry you can experience.

During a visit we open the laboratory and observing environment, show instruments in operation and explain how air samples, spectra and rapid signals become scientific knowledge.

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School classes

Age-appropriate introductions, accessible experiments and plenty of questions – from the smell of a lemon to ultrafine particles and clouds.

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Companies & training

Insights into measurement methods, air quality and current research for company excursions, continuing education or technically interested teams.

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Citizen science

Observe, measure and interpret atmospheric processes together in formats adapted to the occasion and audience.

At a glance

A visit tailored to your group.

We adapt the content and depth to age, prior knowledge, interests and available time.

30–60 minutespossible duration
up to 30 peoplesplit into smaller groups if needed
Bilingualin German and English
free of chargefor agreed group visits
by arrangementmainly during teaching periods
also outside termdepending on availability

Curious?

Questions that can start a visit.

The answers are not confined to slides: they emerge at instruments, through small experiments and in conversation.

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Why are ultrafine particles important for clouds?

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Interested in a laboratory visit?

Tell us about your audience, group size, possible dates and particular interests. We will respond with a suitable proposal.

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