Atmospheric Composition and Chemistry Observations and Modelling Conference (ACCOMC 2025)

2-5 December, 2025 Wollongong

Schedule

Strengthening regional insights to address global atmospheric change

Incorporating the Kennaook/Cape Grim Annual Science Meeting 2025 and in conjunction with the Australian & New Zealand Aerosol Assembly

We are excited to be hosting ACCOMC 2025 at the University of Wollongong (Wollongong Campus).

This conference brings together the atmospheric science community to explore the role of atmospheric chemistry and composition in driving global change, with a particular focus on Australasia’s contribution and perspective.

It serves as a forum for researchers across disciplines—including in situ observations, remote sensing, and modelling—to share insights, strengthen collaborations, and shape a coordinated regional approach to understanding atmospheric processes.

We warmly encourage students and early career researchers to attend, present their work, and engage with peers and experts, fostering the next generation of collaboration and discovery in atmospheric science.

Attendance registrations and abstracts submissions are now closed.

Send late registrations to clare_murphy@uow.edu.au. 

Conference details

Key dates

Abstract submissions and registrations have now closed.

Send late registrations to clare_murphy@uow.edu.au.

Discussion themes

The following themes/dates are given as an indication only:

  • Atmospheric Methane in Australasia (Tuesday 2 December, anticipated as full day theme)
  • Bushfires and Smoke (Wednesday 3 December, sponsored by the NSW Bushfires & Natural Hazard Research Centre)
  • Southern Ocean Aerosol and Clouds – CAPE-k and COAST-k campaigns (Thursday 4 December)

Other topics include:

  • The Kennaook Cape Grim Radon program review
  • Long-term atmospheric observations
  • Atmospheric modelling and inversion techniques
  • Atmospheric Chemistry and Air Quality

Conference schedule

Presentation guidelines
  • Duration: Maximum 15 minutes, including 5 minutes for Q&A and transition.
  • Format: Use widescreen (16:9) slide dimensions.
  • Text Size: Ensure text is large and easily readable. Theatre 5 uses a dual-projector setup with limited projection size, and slides will also be displayed on multiple screens around the room.
Tickets
  • $150 per person including costs of a conference dinner on Thursday, 4 December.
  • $100 per person without dinner

Attendance registrations and abstracts submissions are now closed.

Send late registrations to clare_murphy@uow.edu.au.

Supported by

Host: University of Wollongong

University of Wollongong (UOW) is one of the world's top modern universities, offering excellence in teaching, learning, and research, and an unparalleled student experience.

 Australian & New Zealand Aerosol Assembly

The Australian & New Zealand Aerosol Assembly (ANZAA) is a special interest group under the Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand (CASANZ) that focuses on the research and management of atmospheric aerosols and particles. It organizes informal annual workshops to discuss new developments and ongoing research in the field of atmospheric particulates. 

NSW Bushfires & Natural Hazard Research Centre

 NSW Bushfires & Natural Hazard Research Centre unites researchers from partner universities with government agencies, frontline emergency services.