UAF researchers to present at AGU pres... (hez-Garcia Christoph Humborg Vanja Allin...)

UAF researchers to present at AGU press briefing

Date:12/16/2008

hez-Garcia, Christoph Humborg, Vanja Alling; Gotheburg University: Leif Anderson, Goran Bjrk, Anders Olsson, Sara Jutterstrm, Sofia Hjalmarsson, Irene Whlstrm; Swedish Museum of Natural History: Per Andersson; Utrecht University: Celia Sapart, T. Roeckmanm; Institute of Atmospheric Physics RAS: Georgiu Golytsin, Irina Repina; Moscow State University: Nicolai Romanovskii, Vladimir Tumskoy; University of Manchester: Bart van Dongen; Lule University of Technology: Johan Ingri, Fredrik Nordblad, Johan Gelting; Oxford University: Don Porcelli.

CONTACT: Igor Semiletov, associate research professor, at 907-474-6286 or via e-mail at igorsm@iarc.uaf.edu. Marmian Grimes, UAF public information officer, at 907-474-7902 or via e-mail at marmian.grimes@uaf.edu.

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Contact: Marmian Grimes
marmian.grimes@uaf.edu
907-474-7902
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Source:Eurekalert

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