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Understanding the effect of African dust particles on cloud chemistry and microphysics in a tropical montane cloud forest in the Caribbean. La Paz, Bolivia; 2015.
A study of Black Carbon concentrations over Puerto Rico. La Paz, Bolivia; 2015.
Properties and Impacts of Long-range Transported African Dust on Puerto Rico. Miami, Florida; 2015.
Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosols Research Group at UPR-RP. Puerto Rico: AMP UPRRP; 2015.
Impact of long-range transported African dust events on cloud chemistry at a Caribbean tropical montane cloud forest. Natal, Brazil; 2014.
African dust impact on the size distribution of aerosols in the Caribbean: Observations from Atmospheric Observatory in Cabezas de San Juan, Puerto Rico. Atlanta, Georgia; 2014.
The Impact of Transport on the Physico-Chemical Properties of Caribbean Aerosols during RICO: African Dust and Pollution from North America. UPR-M, Parguera: NASA & Hampton University; 2011.
Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosols. Rio Piedras, PR: PR-SLAMP; 2011.
First International Workshop on the Long-Range Transport and Impacts of African Dust on the Americas.; 2012.
Aerosols and Climate in Tropical Regions: Carbonaceous Aerosols from Biomass Burning in the Brazilian Amazon. Poland: University of Warsaw; 2009.
The Impact of Transport on the Physico-Chemical Properties of Caribbean Aerosols during RICO. University of Warsaw, Poland: Institute of Geophysics; 2009.
The Environmental Impact of Atmospheric Particles: Results from Studies over the Tropics. UPR, PR: Recinto de Cs Médicas; 2009.
Measurements of Atmospheric Particles in Cabezas de San Juan: From the 90s to the present. Reserva Natural de Cabezas de San Juan, Fajardo, PR; 2009.
The Chemical Composition of Aerosols, Clouds, and Rainwater in a Caribbean Tropical Montane Cloud Forest. Vienna, Austria; 2009.
The Environmental Impact of Atmospheric Particles. Academia Bautista de Puerto Nuevo, PR; 2009.
Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosols: Experiences of an Atmospheric Scientist. San Juan, PR: UPR-RP; 2009.
The Impact of Transport on the Physico-Chemical Properties of Caribbean Aerosols: African Dust and Pollution from North America. Kyoto, Japan: Kyoto University; 2009.
Carbonaceous aerosols over the Caribbean Region. Barcelona, Spain; 2009.
Overview of the Physical and Radiative Properties of Atmospheric Particles at Cape San Juan, Puerto Rico (CPR station). Boulder, Colorado; 2010.
Puerto Rico African Dust and Cloud Study (The PRADACS Project). Escuela Superior Isidro A. Sánchez, Luquillo, PR; 2013.
PRADACS and Dust-ATtaCk. University of Paris East; 2013.
Atmospheric Chemistry in Puerto Rico. Bogota, Colombia; 2013.
Puerto Rico African Dust and Cloud Study. UPRRP; 2013.
Atmospheric Observatory at CSJ. San Juan, PR; 2012.
Improving our Understanding of African Dust Transport using the Caribbean Basin as the Receptor. Universidad Autónoma de México, México DF; 2012.
Measurements of Atmospheric Particles in the Tropics: From the 90s to the Present. El Verde Field Station, Río Grande, Puerto Rico; 2012.
