Welcome to CloudSci, a company focusing on delivering cutting-edge atmospheric particle instrumentation
Scientific Expertise
The team has more than 30 combined years of atmospheric science experience, spanning indoor air quality, aerosol, black carbon, cloud microphysics and more.
Cutting-Edge Optics
CloudSci aspires to harness the latest in optical techniques and hardware to advance particle measurement capabilities.
Advanced Software
State-of-the-art computer vision and machine learning algorithms drive our ability to deliver insights into particle characteristics.
Expertise in Atmospheric Measurements of
Aerosols Clouds Particles
Our team is working to develop instruments to meet measurement needs across a range of applications.
Contact us for more information on upcoming products, collaboration opportunities, or with any questions you may have.
News
PAI Heads to Córdoba for AutoPollen 2026
Big milestone for CloudSci — our Passive Aerosol Imager (PAI) is now installed in Córdoba, Spain, for the EUMETNET AutoPollen 2026 intercomparison campaign! This is an exciting moment for us. The PAI uses digital holography and a novel triggered open-path sensing system to characterize coarse-mode atmospheric particles — delivering particle sizes, concentrations, and high-resolution images…
From Bench to Field
Preparing the PAI and AMASS for their first measurement campaigns Welcome to another installment of our periodic newsletter. In this edition, we’re sharing progress on two instruments in active development: the Passive Aerosol Imager (PAI) and the Airborne Multiangle Aerosol Size Spectrometer (AMASS). Both are progressing through rigorous laboratory testing before advancing to field deployment.…
See you at AAAR 2025!
We’re excited to be attending and exhibiting at the American Association for Aerosol Research conference in Buffalo, NY from October 13-17, 2025. If you’re working on aerosol measurement challenges, whether in atmospheric science, air quality monitoring, or airborne research, we’d love to connect and discuss how our instruments under development might support your work. What…