Program & Themes

Conference Program

The schedule for the 13th Forum on Aerosols (#13FOA) in Cairns, Far North Queensland, brought together conference themes, a social program, and discovery tours for delegates.

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Conference Themes

FOA 2019's program was structured around a set of conference themes covering aerosol science, presented across the forum's sessions in Cairns.

Scientific Sessions

Sessions organised around the forum's core aerosol science themes for delegates and presenters.

Speaker Presentations

Presentations drawn from submitted abstracts and full papers featured throughout the program.

Social Program & Discovery Tours

Alongside the scientific sessions, FOA 2019 included a social program and discovery tours, giving delegates opportunities to experience Far North Queensland outside the conference venue.

These offerings complemented the region's tourism activities promoted to delegates, including options such as Barron River white water rafting, Great Barrier Reef snorkeling, and visits to Kuranda and Chillagoe Caves.

Speakers

Confirmed speakers presented as part of the program, with abstracts and full papers made available to delegates.

The conference program brought together a thoughtful sequence of scientific sessions, social gatherings, and discovery tours, allowing delegates to engage with aerosol science from multiple perspectives over the course of the forum in Cairns. Organised around several overarching themes, the schedule wove together specialised sessions that explored current questions in aerosol research alongside broader discussions of atmosphere, climate, and health. Presentations drawn from contributed abstracts and full papers gave researchers a platform to share findings, while poster-style displays and informal sessions invited conversation across disciplines. Between formal sessions, the social program offered relaxed settings for networking, and optional discovery tours allowed attendees to experience the surrounding landscape of Far North Queensland.