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The interface between Pt and ▫$Bi_2Se_3$▫ : instability and formation of a new ordered phase
Mattia Fanetti, Katja Ferfolja, Sandra Gardonio, Matjaž Valant, 2024, original scientific article

Keywords: topological insulator, platinum, interface, thin film, TEM, intermetallic
Published in RUNG: 28.01.2025; Views: 278; Downloads: 3
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Poletna šola tvorbenega jezikoslovja EGG : Brašov, Romunija, 22. 7. - 2. 8. 2024
Ema Štarkl, Matija Kristan, 2024, review, book review, critique

Keywords: jezikoslovje, poletna šola, poročilo
Published in RUNG: 27.01.2025; Views: 244; Downloads: 4
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Stimuli -ica experiment
Ema Štarkl, Marko Simonović, 2024, complete scientific database of research data

Keywords: naglasno mesto, izkorenske tvorjenke, izkategorialne tvorjenke, besedotvorna obrazila kot koreni, razpršena morfologija, slovenščina, zbirke podatkov
Published in RUNG: 27.01.2025; Views: 287; Downloads: 7
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Words in -ica from the GIGAFIDA corpus
Ema Štarkl, Marko Simonović, 2024, complete scientific database of research data

Keywords: naglasno mesto, izkorenske tvorjenke, izkategorialne tvorjenke, besedotvorna obrazila kot koreni, razpršena morfologija, slovenščina, zbirke podatkov
Published in RUNG: 27.01.2025; Views: 268; Downloads: 4
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Kristina Glojek: Onesnaženost zraka
2025, radio or television broadcast, podcast, interview, press conference

Abstract: Z dr. Kristino Glojek se pogovarjava o njenem večmesečnem merjenju zraka v idilični slovenski vasi, kamor si sredi zime meščani tako želimo, da bi zadihali s polnimi pljuči. Izkazalo se je, da je zrak prav tako onesnažen. Kako lahko pride do česa takega in kaj lahko storimo, pa v tem podkastu.
Keywords: onesnaženost zraka, podeželje, Slovenija
Published in RUNG: 24.01.2025; Views: 309; Downloads: 5
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Metal oxide interlayers for improved efficiency of solar energy conversion devices
Andraž Mavrič, Nadiia Pastukhova, Yanbo Li, 2024, published scientific conference contribution abstract

Keywords: thin films, metal oxide interlayers, solar energy conversion
Published in RUNG: 24.01.2025; Views: 251; Downloads: 2
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Wood heating could be worse than thought for rural air, study suggests
Gary Fuller, 2024, interview

Abstract: Research at Slovenian village finds particle pollution once air settles in valley reaches levels of the most polluted cities
Keywords: Air Pollution, Residential Wood Combustion, Rural areas
Published in RUNG: 24.01.2025; Views: 367; Downloads: 4
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Characterization of PM10 sources in a pre-alpine valley with traffic, biomass burning and industrial sources
Kristina Glojek, Thuy Vy Dinh Ngoc, Manousos Ioannis Manousakas, Jean-Luc Jaffrezo, Andre S. H. Prevot, Griša Močnik, 2024, published scientific conference contribution abstract

Abstract: The contribution of traffic and wood burning to particulate matter (PM) across the Alps is widely recognized and studied (Herich et al., 2014 and references therein; Glojek et al., 2021). However, studies on valleys with cement production are scarce despite its large PM emissions and potential toxic properties (Kim et al., 2003; Rovira et al., 2018; Ervik et al., 2022; Weinbruch et al., 2023). In this study, we aim to identify and chemically characterize PM10 sources in a pre-alpine valley influenced by cement industry. A comprehensive SA study on the local and regional PM sources and their size-segregated elemental fraction will be presented. PM10 was sampled daily on quartz filters from November 2020 to November 2021 and analyzed for a large array of chemical species. Equivalent black carbon (eBC) measurements were taken with the Aethalometer AE33. Hourly elemental PM10 and PM2.5 composition was measured in parallel with two Xact 625i from February until May 2021. Positive Matrix Factorization (PMF) was used to determine the sources of PM10 (off-line PMF) with 24-hour time resolution, and of the elemental fraction of PM (on-line PMF) with 1-hour time resolution for the overlapping time period. A combination of the different PMF models with various instrument data resulted in improved SA in terms of number of identifies sources and their uncertainties. The off-line PMF resolved ten PM10 sources (Fig. 1, left), while the on-line elemental PM10 and the combined elemental PM2.5+coarse PMF recognized 6 and 7 factors, respectively (Fig. 1, right). Due to large number of samples, we were able to separate between the sources with strong seasonality and sources featuring stability throughout the year. The study disclosed two rarely encountered factors, i.e., chloride-rich (chlorine-rich in case of on-line PMF) and cement dust. We associate these two factors to different processes in the cement plant. The high-resolution on-line PMF enabled us to distinguish between regional and local sources. Furthermore, the size-segregated on-line PMF provided more speciated sources (traffic separation into heavy-duty and light-duty vehicles). The outputs of the study provide vital information about the influence of cement production on PM10 concentrations and OP in complex environments and are useful for PM control strategies and actions. Further work involves more detailed comparison of offline and online PMF factors and additional sampling and analysis of the samples around the cement industry.
Keywords: positive matrix factorization, PM10 composition, metals, Xact, HVS digitel
Published in RUNG: 24.01.2025; Views: 343; Downloads: 2
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Comparison of on- and off-line source apportionment with wood-burning, traffic and industrial sources
Kristina Glojek, Thuy Vy Dinh Ngoc, M. Manousakas, Sylvain Weber, Gaëlle Uzu, Rhabira Elazzouzi, Katja Džepina, Markus Furger, Sophie Darfeuil, Griša Močnik, 2024, published scientific conference contribution abstract

Abstract: Recent studies show that combining data with different time resolutions results in more detailed and likely more accurate source apportionment (SA) (Hopke et al., 2020; Manousakas et al., 2022; Via et al., 2023). Despite the advantages, SA studies, combining 24-hour filters and highly time-resolved analyses, are limited. This research aims to compare on- and off-line SA results in a pre-Alpine valley with a variety of sources. A comprehensive SA study of the local and regional PM sources and their size-segregated elemental fraction will be presented. PM10 was sampled daily on quartz filters from November 2020 to November 2021 and analyzed for a large array of chemical species. Equivalent black carbon (eBC) measurements were taken with the Aethalometer AE33. Hourly elemental PM10 and PM2.5 composition was measured in parallel with two Xact 625i from February until May 2021. Positive Matrix Factorization (PMF) was used to determine the sources of PM10 (off-line PMF) with 24-hour time resolution, and of the elemental fraction of PM (on-line PMF) with 1-hour time resolution for the overlapping time period. For off-line PMF, chemical species together with the source-specific eBC (Sandradewi et al., 2008) were used. For on-line PMF, two analyses were performed on the elemental composition: using PM10, and using a combination of PM2.5 and PMcoarse (PM10-PM2.5). The final off-line PM10 PMF results were compared to on-line elemental PM PMF and assessed accordingly. A combination of the different PMF models with various instrument data resulted in improved SA in terms of the number of identified sources and their uncertainties. The off-line PMF resolved ten PM10 sources (Fig. 1, left), while the on-line elemental PM10 and the combined elemental PM2.5+coarse PMF recognized 6 and 7 factors, respectively (Fig. 1, right). Due to large number of samples, we were able to separate between the sources with strong seasonality and sources featuring stability throughout the year. The study disclosed two rarely encountered factors, i.e., chloride-rich (chlorine-rich in case of on-line PMF) and cement dust. Introduction of source-specific eBC in the off-line PMF model resulted in more stable factor solutions.The high-resolution on-line PMF enabled us to distinguish between regional and local sources (see mineral dust factors). Furthermore, the size-segregated on-line PMF provided more speciated sources (traffic separation into heavy-duty and light-duty vehicles). A very good regression (R2 > 0.7, slopes = 0.05–0.35, p < 0.001) between the compared off-line PM10 and on-line elemental PM10 (daily averages) factors’ concentrations confirmed the adequacy of the SAs. Further work involves a direct comparison of fractions of the elements in the sources’ chemical profiles. The study clearly shows the advantages and limitations of the different PMF models. A combined use of various SA approaches appears to be a promising way towards a comprehensive analysis of the PM sources in complex environments.
Keywords: positive matrix factorization, PM10 composition, metals, Xact, HVS digitel
Published in RUNG: 24.01.2025; Views: 327; Downloads: 7
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