Siriel Saladin
University of Cambridge
Siriel Saladin is a researcher in Aerosol Science at the University of Cambridge. His research focuses on the investigation of airborne tyre emissions, combining aerosol science, laboratory experiments, and analytical chemistry to study tyre microparticles and nanoparticles. His work investigates the formation, abundance, and physicochemical properties of tyre-derived particles and how these influence their potential impacts on air quality and human health. His research aims to strengthen the scientific evidence needed to assess the health relevance of airborne tyre particles relative to other non-exhaust traffic emissions.
11:45 AM - 1:00 PM
December 8, 2026
Session 2 - Investigation of TRWP emissions
- Airborne Tyre Particles: Myths, Evidence, and Future Directions
Speaker: Siriel Saladin - Influence of tire compound ingredients on particle emissions in laboratory tests
Speaker: Ulrich Giese - Experimental investigation of tire wear and airborne tire wear particle emissions under controlled laboratory conditions
Speaker: Ludwig Schubert - An investigation of tire wear and emissions uncertainty sources in vehicle-based testing
Speaker: James Knowles - Investigation of heavy-duty tire wear and airborne particle number emissions under controlled force and thermal conditions on an outer-drum test bench
Speaker: Thomas Seebacher