Scientific research in Environment 

The Air Liquide Foundation aims to support scientific research on protecting the environment favoring everything that can contribute to preserving our planet’s atmosphere.

Support for research on the CO2 budget of the mangrove in New Caledonia

Study of greenhouse gas emissions from the soil in Germany

  • Project initiator: Bergakademie Technical University, Freiberg, Germany
  • Location: Freiberg, Saxony, Germany
  • Sponsor: Daniel Reiser, R&D manager, Lurgi
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Construction of a specific measurement and acquisition system in real time for ammonia trace concentration in the atmosphere

  • Project initiator: Carnegie Institution for Science (Stanford, California)
  • Location: Stanford, California, United States of America
  • R&D manager in charge of the follow-up of the project: Aude Cuni, Researcher, Claude-Delorme Research Center (CRCD), Paris
  • See the details on the project
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Support for the scientific expedition on climate change led by Jean-Louis Étienne at the North Pole

  • Océan Polaire association
  • Location: North Pole
  • Manager R&D in charge of the project’s follow up: Augustin Guillemont, Researcher « Process and Energy », Air Liquide Research Center in Paris
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Support for the scientific expedition “Under the Pole” on climate change

  • Under the Pole association
  • Location: North Pole
  • Manager R&D in charge of the project’s follow up: Fouad Ammouri, Researcher and Group Expert, Process control, Monitoring and Modelling, Air Liquide Research Center in Paris
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The projects supported

General Arctic Observer

Climate change, change of program for our explorers!
Understanding the fallout from climate change was the challenge behind the two polar expeditions supported by Air Liquide Foundation. They kept their promise despite the perils encountered.

Discover our projects through the world

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