Climate & air quality
Limiting climate change and air pollution is one of today’s greatest societal challenges. Discover how we contribute to this with research on climate and air quality.
Climate change and air pollution
We’re developing methods to measure particulate matter, nitrogen, and greenhouse gases. And we're identifying the sources and effects of emissions.
Our latest developments
Particulate matter, an elusive problem - but what is particulate matter?
A more effective particulate policy in five steps
Why the current particulate matter standard does not solve the problem
TNO staff get to grips with the nitrogen crisis with the Brains4nitrogen programme
Measuring methane emissions at sea?
Contact us
-
Fred Hartendorf
Functie:Business developer Circular economy and environmentFred is a driven, enthusiastic and open-minded business developer with a proven track record in both industry and government. The goal of his work is to create a healthier living environment by improving the air quality around us.
-
Standplaats:Utrecht
-
Telefoon:+31 6 21 57 62 99
-
Email:Email Fred
-
LinkedIn:Fred on LinkedIn
-
-
Paula Bronsveld
Functie:Cluster manager climate and air qualityPaula is a passionate and driven project leader and cluster manager specialising in climate and air quality, and has over 20 years’ experience in scientific research on wide-ranging topics.
-
Standplaats:Utrecht
-
Telefoon:+31 6 11 49 70 94
-
Email:Email Paula
-
LinkedIn:Paula on LinkedIn
-
-
Martijn Schaap
Functie:Researcher air qualityMajor environmental challenges of the 21st century relate to the composition of our atmosphere. Exposure to pollutants such as particulate matter is associated with significant health impacts. Deposition of atmospheric reactive nitrogen causes a loss of biodiversity in ecosystems through eutrophication.
-
Standplaats:Utrecht
-
Telefoon:+31 6 11 78 30 60
-
Email:Email Martijn
-
LinkedIn:Martijn on LinkedIn
-