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1. Polar particle flux distribution and its spatial extent O. Yakovchuk & J. Wissing
2. Environmental radiation dosimetry at high southern latitudes with Liulin type instruments A. Zanini et al.
3. The Atmospheric Radiation Interaction Simulator (AtRIS): Description and Validation S. Banjac et al.
4. Molecular clouds as origin of the Fermi gamma-ray GeV excess W. de Boer et al.
5. Galactic Cosmic-Ray Bombardment of Europa’s Surface T. Nordheim et al.
6. Mini neutron monitor measurements at the Neumayer III station and on the German research vessel Polarstern B. Heber et al.
7. Monitoring of the time and spatial distribution of neutron-flux spectral density outside the Russian segment of the International Space Station based on data from the BTN-Neutron space experiment M. Litvak et al.
8. Long-Term Changes in Vertical Geomagnetic Cutoff Rigidities of Cosmic Rays B. Gvozdevsky et al.
9. Correlation between the latitudinal profile of the 7Be air concentration and the Hadley cell extent in the Southern Hemisphere R. Villarreal et al.
10. An Unusual Pattern of Cosmic-Ray Modulation During Solar Cycles 23 and 24 A. Pacini & I. Usoskin
11. Data imputation analysis for Cosmic Rays time series R. Fernandes et al.
12. Proxima Centauri b: A Strong Case for Including Cosmic-Ray-induced Chemistry in Atmospheric Biosignature Studies M. Scheucher et al.
13. Cosmic ray ionisation of a post-impact early Earth atmosphere S. Raeside et al.
14. Characterizing long-term cosmic ray time series with geometric network curvature metrics D. Sierra-Porta
15. Neutron monitors and muon detectors for solar modulation studies: Interstellar flux, yield function, and assessment of critical parameters in count rate calculations D. Maurin et al.
16. Decadal trends in the diurnal variation of galactic cosmic rays observed using neutron monitor data S. Thomas et al.
17. Does the planetary dynamo go cycling on? Re-examining the evidence for cycles in magnetic reversal rate A. Melott et al.
18. Zonal Mean Distribution of Cosmogenic Isotope (7Be, 10Be, 14C, and 36Cl) Production in Stratosphere and Troposphere K. Golubenko et al.
19. A novel, population-based approach to astronaut radiation risk assessment R. Pal Chowdhury et al.
20. Study of the Ground Level Enhancements effect on atmospheric electric properties and mineral dust particle charging S. Mallios et al.
21. First Observations of Cosmic Ray Neutrons by a Mini Neutron Monitor at Riyadh, Saudi Arabia M. Abdullrahman et al.
22. Environmental radiation dosimetry at Argentine Antarctic Marambio Base (64° 13′ S, 56° 43′ W): preliminary results A. Zanini et al.
23. Revisiting the cosmic-ray induced Venusian ionization with the Atmospheric Radiation Interaction Simulator (AtRIS) K. Herbst et al.
24. The mini-neutron monitor: a new approach in neutron monitor design D. Strauss et al.
25. Holocene solar activity inferred from global and hemispherical cosmic-ray proxy records A. Nilsson et al.
26. Uncertainty, sensitivity and improvements in soil moisture estimation with cosmic-ray neutron sensing G. Baroni et al.
27. Multi-centennial fluctuations of radionuclide production rates are modulated by the Earth’s magnetic field F. Pavón-Carrasco et al.
28. A new model suite to determine the influence of cosmic rays on (exo)planetary atmospheric biosignatures K. Herbst et al.
29. Atmospheric processes affecting methane on Mars J. Grenfell et al.
30. Latitudinal variation rate of geomagnetic cutoff rigidity in the active Chilean convergent margin E. Cordaro et al.
31. Long-Period Variations of the Neutron Component of the Radiation Background in the Area of the International Space Station according to the Data of the BTN-Neutron Space Experiment M. Litvak et al.
32. Long-term magnetic anomalies and their possible relationship to the latest greater Chilean earthquakes in the context of the seismo-electromagnetic theory E. Guillermo Cordaro et al.
33. INCREASE: An updated model suite to study the INfluence of Cosmic Rays on Exoplanetary AtmoSpherEs K. Herbst et al.
34. Joint Inversion of Radionuclide Production Rate Data and Thermoremanent Magnetic Records over the Holocene M. Schanner et al.
35. Variations of geomagnetic cutoff rigidity in the southern hemisphere close to 70°W (South-Atlantic Anomaly and Antarctic zones) in the period 1975–2010 E. Cordaro et al.
36. Probing the angular distribution of terrestrial cosmic-ray nuclei R. Sedrati et al.
37. Revisiting the cosmic-ray induced Venusian radiation dose in the context of habitability K. Herbst et al.
38. Measurement of the effect of non ionising energy losses on the leakage current of silicon drift detector prototypes for the LOFT satellite E. Monte et al.
39. A dense network of cosmic-ray neutron sensors for soil moisture observation in a highly instrumented pre-Alpine headwater catchment in Germany B. Fersch et al.
40. Near-space operation of compact CsI, CLYC, and CeBr3 sensors: Results from two high-altitude balloon flights D. Lawrence et al.