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Constraining atmospheric methanethiol estimates over the Southern Ocean. Geophysical Research Letters, 2025 (Ref: 17435)
Authors:
Mynard  C.Franklin  E.B.Alroe  J.Somerville  N.Patti A.Siems S.T.Mallet M.D.Humphries R.Dunne E.
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Dimethyl sulfide (DMS) and methanethiol (MeSH) are biologically co-produced marine volatile sulfur compounds, which play a critical role in climate-cooling aerosol formation. The spatio-temporal distributions of MeSH are poorly constrained, especially over the Southern Ocean.

Biological enhancement of cloud droplet concentrations observed off East Antarctica npj Climate and Atmospheric Science, 2025 (Ref: 17271)
Authors:
Mallet M.Miljevic B.Humphries R.S.Mace G.G.Alexander S.Protat A.Chambers S.Cravigan L.DeMott P.J.Fiddes S.Harnwell J.Keywood M.D.McFarquhar G.M.McRobert I.Moorne K.A.Mynard C.Osuagwu G.C.Ristovski Z.Selleck P.Taylor S.Ward J.Williams A.
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The impact that biogenic emissions have on aerosol-cloud interactions across the Southern Ocean is poorly quantified. Here we use satellite and ship observations during austral summer to study these interactions.

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