Philip Stier: Publications

A reduced complexity aerosol model for km-scale climate models

Copernicus Publications (2023)

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Philipp Weiss, Ross Herbert, Philip Stier

Anthropogenic aerosols turn liquid cloud droplets into ice crystals, produce snow and eat holes in the clouds

Copernicus Publications (2023)

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Velle Toll, Jorma Rahu, Hannes Keernik, Heido Trofimov, Tanel Voormansik, Peter Manshausen, Emma Hung, Daniel Michelson, Matthew Christensen, Piia Post, Heikki Junninen, Ulrike Lohmann, Duncan Watson-Parris, Philip Stier, Norman Donaldson, Trude Storelvmo, Markku Kulmala, Nicolas Bellouin

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Assessing cloud sensitivity to shipping aerosol across large emissions ranges

Copernicus Publications (2023)

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Peter Manshausen, Duncan Watson-Parris, Matthew W Christensen, Jukka-Pekka Jalkanen, Philip Stier

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Controls of cloud radiative effects: a data-driven observation-based quantification

Copernicus Publications (2023)

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Hendrik Andersen, Jan Cermak, Alyson Douglas, Philip Stier, Casey Wall

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Idealised studies of aerosol effects on precipitation – from aqua-planets to global km-scale models

Copernicus Publications (2023)

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Philip Stier, Andrew Williams, Ross Herbert, Philipp Weiss, Guy Dagan, Duncan Watson-Parris

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A reduced complexity aerosol model for km-scale climate models

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Anthropogenic aerosols turn liquid cloud droplets into ice crystals, produce snow and eat holes in the clouds

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Assessing cloud sensitivity to shipping aerosol across large emissions ranges

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Controls of cloud radiative effects: a data-driven observation-based quantification

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Idealised studies of aerosol effects on precipitation – from aqua-planets to global km-scale models

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A reduced complexity aerosol model for km-scale climate models

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Anthropogenic aerosols turn liquid cloud droplets into ice crystals, produce snow and eat holes in the clouds

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Assessing cloud sensitivity to shipping aerosol across large emissions ranges

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Controls of cloud radiative effects: a data-driven observation-based quantification

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Idealised studies of aerosol effects on precipitation – from aqua-planets to global km-scale models

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