2013 Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Atmospheric Chemistry; Mount Snow, Vermont; July 28 - August 1, 2013

2013年大气化学戈登研究会议(GRC)将在Mt.它将汇集一个国际大气科学家小组，他们专门从事不同的研究课题，并代表大学、政府实验室和私人研究机构的研究。会议的中心目标是促进就当代大气科学感兴趣的主题交流信息和想法。会议范围广泛，涵盖气候、空气质量、平流层、生物圈和海洋以及大气化学机制等议题。戈登研究会议的形式提供了一种独特的组合，通过正式演讲、场外非正式交流、海报会议上的讨论和会议外的非正式互动，进行智力交流。该格式还鼓励与会者带来他们最新的和具有挑衅性的结果，以激发该领域的前沿讨论。2013大气化学GRC将遵循这一传统，并将包括以下主题的会议：*大气化学和气候的观点*能源、排放和大气影响*成核*大气海洋相互作用*气溶胶化学和后果*大气氧化的新方向*人为生物相互作用此外，这次会议有指导年轻科学家的悠久传统--即，通过正式和非正式的会议活动以及紧接在GRC之前的机会(“新兴高级科学家大气化学座谈会”)，让他们进入这一跨学科领域。青年科学家对GRC讨论的贡献将是那里科学论述的一个组成部分。

The 2013 Atmospheric Chemistry Gordon Research Conference (GRC) will take place at Mt. Snow, VT, July 28-August 2. It will bring together an international group of atmospheric scientists who specialize in diverse research topics and who represent research in universities, government laboratories, and private research institutes. The central objective of the conference is to promote exchange of information and ideas on topics of contemporary interest in atmospheric science. The meeting is broad in scope, covering topics such as climate, air quality, the stratosphere, the biosphere and oceans, and atmospheric chemical mechanisms. The Gordon Research Conference format provides a unique combination of intellectual exchange via formal presentations, off-the-record exchanges from the floor, discussions at the poster sessions and the casual interactions outside the meeting. The format also encourages participants to bring their most recent and provocative results to stimulate discussion at the cutting edge of the field.The 2013 Atmospheric Chemistry GRC will follow in this tradition, and will include sessions on the following topics: * Perspectives on Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate * Energy, Emissions and Atmospheric Impacts * Nucleation * Atmosphere Ocean Interactions * Aerosol Chemistry and Consequences * New Directions in Atmospheric Oxidation * Anthropogenic Biogenic InteractionsIn addition, this conference has a long tradition of mentoring young scientists--that is, graduate students and new post-doctoral scientists--and initiating them into this interdisciplinary field through both the formal and informal conference activities and the ACCESS ("Atmospheric Chemistry Colloquium for Emerging Senior Scientists") which immediately precedes the GRC. The contributions of young scientists to the discussions at GRC will be an integral part of the scientific discourse there.