PEMs4Nano & PaREGEn Final Event – Presentations & Posters

Welcome at the Final Event by Miquel Maureso – director of IDIADA
Keynote speech Health effects of air pollution from a toxilogical perspective by Flemming Cassee – RIVM
PEMs4Nano – Overview by Marcus Rieker, project coordinator – HORIBA
Model Guided Applications (MGA) by Amit Bhave – CMCL
PEMS4Nano – Looking at particles … and beyond:
- Part I: Detailed physico-chemical characterization by Cristian Focsa – Univerity of Lille
- Part II: Use of experimental data in MGA by Amit Bhave – CMCL
- Part III: Instrumental development and Optimization by Philipp Kreutziger – HORIBA
Independent evaluation of results from both projects PEMs4Nano & PaREGEn by Susanna Paz & Antonio Pérez – IDIADA
Future Outlook:
- Future Outlook – PEMs4Nano by Marcus Rieker, project coordinator – HORIBA
- Future Outlook – PaREGEn by Simon Edwards, project coordinator – RICARDO
- Future Outlook – IDIADA by Marco Mammetti – IDIADA
- Future Outlook – FEV by Christof Schernus – FEV

Other projects involved in the same H2020-call were also present at the Final Event and presented their findings on the topic:

Exhaust particle characterization & measurement by TSI
Improving solid particle penetration of catalytic stripper for PEMS system by UCAM
Semi volatile mass detector by UCAM
Understanding the multiscale formation of soot by UCAM
Impact of a catalytic stripper on chemical composition of particulate matter emitted by a single cylinder gasoline engine by ULL
Size-selective sampling and chemical characterization of ultrafine particulate matter emitted by a direct injection single cylinder gasoline engine by ULL
Single cylinder engine by BOSCH
Model-guided application understanding particle emissions by CMCL
Development of Sub-23nm PN measurement technology by HORIBA
Target setting, tracking and impact assessment by IDIADA
Final validation and robustness evaluation of the equipment by IDIADA