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Vinayak Sinha is a Professor at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Mohali (IISER Mohali) located in north-west India, where as the Founder Head he contributed to establishing the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. He completed his Bachelors in Science (BSc with Honours in Chemistry) and Master in Science (MSc: specialization in organic chemistry of natural products) in 2002 from Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, Prasanthinilayam and subsequently completed a Master of Technology (M.

  • ACAPS goal was to investigate and further understand the relationship of the chemical, physical, radiative and cloud nucleating properties of atmospheric aerosols. The focus was to determine the chemical, physical, and biological processes controlling the formation and fate of aerosols and how these processes affect the number size distribution, the chemical composition, and the radiative and cloud nucleating properties of aerosols.
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