Matthias Beekmann

Matthias Beekmann is a CNRS Researcher (Statut: DR CNRS) affiliated with the Laboratoire Interuniversitaire des Systèmes Atmosphériques (LISA), focusing on atmospheric chemistry, air pollution, and environmental modeling. His work bridges satellite observations, ground-based measurements, and advanced chemistry-transport models like CHIMERE.

• Key Research Areas: Organic carbon fate in atmosphere, large-scale pollution dynamics, oxidant and particulate pollution, and climate-air quality interactions.
• Modeling Expertise: Specializes in CHIMERE model applications for simulating aerosol transport, ozone pollution, and biomass burning impacts across Europe and globally.
• Campaigns: Involved in ACROSS, MEGAPOLI, and other international field campaigns analyzing urban and regional pollution episodes.

Recent Article Trends: Investigates atmospheric variability in aerosols during the ACROSS campaign (2025), Siberian biomass burning radiative effects (2025), ozone pollution dynamics during the pandemic (2022), and machine learning applications for AOD calibration (2023). Studies span from Siberian wildfires to Mediterranean pollution and Parisian urban air quality.

Collaborative Network: Works extensively with teams from Université Paris-Est Créteil, European research institutions, and international climate scientists on topics including wildfire emissions, ammonia trends, and health impacts of particulate matter.