In spite of cold and altitude, the 16 lecturers and 36 young scientists attending the school enjoyed a week of discussions about black carbon and related topics.
Students from Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, El Salvador, France, Peru, Puerto Rico and Venezuela benefited from the high-level lectures offered. This LAC growing community of young scientists in atmospheric sciences is a promise for research in the Americas!
The organizing committee thanks heartfully the lecturers for their fantastic contribution to the success of the school and the sponsors - OSUG, Maggee Sc., Sunlab, IGAC, IAI - for the support.
Students from Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, El Salvador, France, Peru, Puerto Rico and Venezuela benefited from the high-level lectures offered. This LAC growing community of young scientists in atmospheric sciences is a promise for research in the Americas!
The organizing committee thanks heartfully the lecturers for their fantastic contribution to the success of the school and the sponsors - OSUG, Maggee Sc., Sunlab, IGAC, IAI - for the support.
 It seems that the seminar was interesting. Even for the lecturers in the back!  Hans-Christer, Laura, Paulo  Grisa, Thomas, Paolo, Noemí |  Inside the observatory, the researchers wait for the students.  On the way to the archeological site of Tiahuanaco  Why not enjoying a downhill ride after the visit? From 5300 to 3600 masl! |  Noemí, Olga, the summit of Chacaltaya, Mt. Illimani on the left and the layer of city pollution behind (call it black / brown carbon if you wish!) |
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