R. List, E. Freire et al., 1976: "On the variation of the collection efficiencies of icing cylinders." Proc. Intern. Cloud Physics Conf., Boulder, CO, 233-239.
P.I. Joe, E. Freire et al., 1976: "Loss of accreted water from growing hailstones." Ibid., 264-269.
E. Freire and R. List, 1979: "Collision enhancement for droplet pairs with electrically reduced approach speed." J. Atmos. Sci., 36, 1777-86.
R. List, E. Freire et al., 1980: "Experiments and models on coalescence and breakup of raindrops." Proc. Intern. Conf. Cloud Physics, Clermont-Ferrand, France, Vol. I, 165-168.
R. List and E. Freire, 1981: "The collision efficiency of uncharged cloud droplets in horizontal electric fields." J. Atmos. Sci., 38, 2257-63.
R. List and E. Freire, 1990: "The sign of charge separation during breakup of colliding drops." XV General Assembly, European Geophysical Society, Copenhagen, April 23-27.
R. List and E. Freire Canosa, 1992: "Inductive charge separation during collision, coalescence and breakup of colliding raindrops." Ann. Geophysicae, 10, 254-259.
Canosa, E.F. and Roland List, 1993: "Measurements of inductive charges during drop breakup in horizontal electric fields." Journal of Geophysical Research, 98, Issue D2, 2619-26.
Canosa, E.F., Roland List and R.E. Stewart, 1993: "Modeling of inductive charge separation in rainshafts with variable vertical electric fields." Journal of Geophysical Research, 98, Issue D2. 2627-33.
Degrees
University of Toronto, Bachelor of Science, 1975.
University of Toronto, Master of Science, 1977.
Thesis: "Electrical effects on the formation of precipitation; theoretical collision efficiencies of 10 µm and 9 µm droplets."
University of Toronto, Doctor of Philosophy, 1984.
Thesis: "Charge Separation in Waterdrop Collisions and its Role in Warm-Cloud Electricity."
Awards
May 26, 1980. Graduate Student Prize in Meteorology awarded for the paper "Collision Enhancement for Droplet Pairs with Electrically Reduced Approach Speeds", published in the Journal of Atmospheric Sciences, September 1979.
Signature: John M. Powell, President. Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society.