Marine Science, Coastal Dynamics and Management

Darius Ceburnis received PhD degree in Natural Sciences in 1997 from the Institute of Physics, Lithuania and has been working at the National University of Ireland Galway since 2001. Our most significant work on marine aerosols has been recognized by three Nature publications. Another novel idea was developed around carbon isotopes for an unambiguous determination of organic matter origin in atmospheric aerosols which later helped to elucidate organic matter cycling in the marine environment with the recent publication in Nature Scientific Reports. He published around 100 peer-review papers to-date and being among the top 1% of cited authors in the geosciences discipline (Clarivate Analytics) with nearly 2000 total citations in the last decade and have provided critical technical and research support for Mace Head Atmospheric Research Station which has significantly contributed towards the establishing Mace Head infrastructure as the top atmospheric research infrastructure in the world.