Main topic of my Phd is assessing CH4 emissions from Swedish wetlands. I’m doing my Phd at Lund University, Sweden. During my studies I have to visit two academic partners…

If you want to know where your methane is coming from, you can measure the isotopic composition of the molecules. The isotopic composition is like a fingerprint, you can distinguish…

Gaussian plume and dispersion models are useful tools to derive emissions rates from mobile CH4 measurements as performed within MEMO2. In October 2018, our partner Heidelberg University organised a workshop on…

Blog written by Sara Defratyka There is a moment in each PhD’s life when students have to bring to life what they read in articles and confront expectation with reality. This…

Blog written by Anja Raznjevic Modeling dispersion of methane (CH4) on the small scale is my main research topic and I work at Wageningen University (WUR), the Netherlands. For simulations…

Blog written by Malika Menoud Installation of a Continuous Flow Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometer (CF-IRMS or for us just mass spec) and methane (CH4) extraction system for continuous isotopic measurements…

Blog written by Barbara Szenasi My research project is about modelling atmospheric methane (CH4) across Europe and I work at the research institution LSCE in France. During my PhD, I…

Blog written by Piotr Korben The European Training Network MEMO2 (www.h2020-memo2.eu) is a project where 13 PhD students cooperate to identify and calculate methane emission from different methane sources. During the…

Blog written by Sara Defratyka MEMO2  PhD students increase their skills and knowledge during the CoMet campaign in Silesia Region, Poland The European Training Network MEMO2: MEthane goes MObile –…

From 22 June till 2 July MEMO2 participated in a scientific research cruise to the North Sea. We tested some new equipment, took samples for the lab and measured methane continuously. Have…