About
Jorma Keskinen is a Professor in Physics with a career spanning over four decades (1984–2025). His work focuses on aerosol science, particle emissions, and environmental pollution, aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goals. He has authored over 500 research outputs and contributed to key projects like HyICE-2018 and SCIPPER.
- Education: Doctor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering, 1992), Tech. lis. (Technical Physics, 1989)
Research interests include:
- Aerosol particle analysis and toxicity
- Black carbon measurement techniques
- Vehicle emission characterization
- Secondary aerosol formation
- Environmental monitoring systems
- Sustainable transportation technologies
Article trends show expertise in atmospheric pollution, vehicle emissions, and nanoparticle analysis. His 2024–2025 work emphasizes climate-relevant parameters like black carbon quantification and aerosol toxicity.
Scientific recognition includes:
- Finnish Engineering Award (2001)
- Walter Ahlstöm Prize (2003)
He has supervised doctoral research (e.g., Stavros Amanatidis, 2015) and participated in 85+ conference presentations. Collaborations span Finland, Sweden, Italy, and international climate projects.
