Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Air Quality (2024)

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#20 - Simon Jones :Mandating indoor air quality for public buildings 25:28

5d ago25:28

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An article recently published in Science, advocating for air quality standards in public buildings, is a fantastic position from many leading voices in the scientific air quality community. I spent a little bit of time this week talking about it and some of the issues and challenges with the proposition. https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.…

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#19 - Dan Hyde: Impact of User Experience in the Built Environment, Ventilation and Air Quality 1:53:26

12d ago1:53:26

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Dan Hyde Dan is a UX strategist, researcher, co-host of the Zero Ambitions Podcast (a podcast about sustainability and the built environment), and co-founder of the magazine that ultimately evolved into Passive House Plus. At Everything is User Experience, Dan and Alex his co-founder develop the strategy that underpins everything from apps and webs…

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#18 - Simon Jones: If not you, then who? 27:22

19d ago27:22

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This week I ask the question. If not you then who? Who is going to measure ventilation in the context of retrofit assessment and other housing scenarios, beyond competent ventilation installers and assessors, and how might that look? It was a question I raised in response to the publication of the RICS Residential Retrofit Standard. Have a listen a…

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#17 Ellora Coupe: Pioneering Healthy Homes Through Her Own Space 1:32:25

26d ago1:32:25

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A Conversation with Ellora Coupe Discover how Ellora Coupe, founder of Her Own Space, is transforming the renovation and retrofit industry for women homeowners. Join us, where Ellora shares her innovative strategies that are making air quality and ventilation relatable and actionable. With her unique blend of branding expertise and renovation savvy…

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#16 - Simon Jones: Particles Matter and so does accountability 26:10

2M ago26:10

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Simon Jones I look back at the last 4 episodes of Air Quality Matters this week. I discuss a good National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine document. 2024. - Health Risks of Indoor Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter and Practical Mitigation A recently released paper on Indoor Air Quality, Thermal Comfort, and Ventilation in Deep En…

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#15.1 - Cath Noakes: On the Frontiers of Air Quality and Disease Prevention in Buildings 59:34

2M ago59:34

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Part - 1 Professor Catherine Noakes is a chartered mechanical engineer with a background in fluid dynamics. She is the Pro-Dean for Research and Innovation for the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences at the University of Leeds where she leads research into ventilation, indoor air quality and infection control in the built environment using…

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#15.2 - Cath Noakes: The Air Quality Puzzle for Pandemic Resistance and the Vision of a National Indoor Air Quality Observatory 51:46

2M ago51:46

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Part - 2 Professor Catherine Noakes is a chartered mechanical engineer with a background in fluid dynamics. She is the Pro-Dean for Research and Innovation for the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences at the University of Leeds where she leads research into ventilation, indoor air quality and infection control in the built environment using…

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#14.2 - Priyanka Kulshreshtha: Engaging Citizens in the Pursuit of Clean Air 49:23

2M ago49:23

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Part 2 Priyanka Kulshreshtha - is a founding member and Secretary of the Society of Indoor Environment (SIE), a policy think tank for issues related to indoor environmental quality in India. She is an Assistant Professor at the University of Delhi. She has been on the editorial board of prominent international journals, including the Journal of Hea…

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#14.1 - Priyanka Kulshreshtha: On the Frontlines of India's Indoor Air Quality Revolution 50:03

2M ago50:03

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Part 1 Priyanka Kulshreshtha - is a founding member and Secretary of the Society of Indoor Environment (SIE), a policy think tank for issues related to indoor environmental quality in India. She is an Assistant Professor at the University of Delhi. She has been on the editorial board of prominent international journals, including the Journal of Hea…

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#13.2 - Stephanie Taylor: The Role of Building Microbiomes in Our Health, the ASHRAE conference and more. more 1:00:45

2M ago1:00:45

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Part -2 Stephanie Taylor received her Medical Degree from Harvard and subsequently practised pediatric oncology while researching cellular growth control mechanisms for the next several decades. While taking care of hospitalised patients, she became increasingly convinced that the healthcare facility played a significant role in patient healing and…

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#13.1 - Stephanie Taylor: Transforming Spaces into Healing Places – The Convergence of Architecture and Medicine for Healthier Indoor Air 53:14

3M ago53:14

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Part -1 Stephanie Taylor received her Medical Degree from Harvard and subsequently practised pediatric oncology while researching cellular growth control mechanisms for the next several decades. While taking care of hospitalised patients, she became increasingly convinced that the healthcare facility played a significant role in patient healing and…

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#12.1 - Francesca Brady: Investing in the Air We Breathe and a Thriving Workplace Environment. 52:55

3M ago52:55

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Part 1 Francesca Brady - is CEO and Co-Founder of AirRated an indoor air quality (IAQ) certification company She is an advisory member for the Camden Clean Air Initiative, the BREEAM Health and Wellbeing technical group, and a member of the International WELL Building Institute's Covid-19 Taskforce. A rising star in air quality in many ways includi…

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#12.2 - Francesca Brady: Harmonizing Air Quality and ESG Strategies for Healthier Workspaces and Sustainable Futures 58:56

3M ago58:56

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Part 2 Francesca Brady - is CEO and Co-Founder of AirRated an indoor air quality (IAQ) certification company She is an advisory member for the Camden Clean Air Initiative, the BREEAM Health and Wellbeing technical group, and a member of the International WELL Building Institute's Covid-19 Taskforce. A rising star in air quality in many ways includi…

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#11 - Simon Jones: Whispers of Reform, The Battle Against Mould and The Promise of Awaab's Law 17:42

3M ago17:42

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Awaab's Law is out for consultation and a visit to home with Damp and Mould got me thinking. In this week's podcast, I talk about the story of Jen, a mum struggling to keep on top of mould in her home and the effect on her and her family. I also talk about the asset manager and their battle to keep on top of the issues on the estate and elsewhere u…

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#10.1 - Pawel Wargocki: Defining the Science of Indoor Climates and the Evolution of Air Quality Technology 1:00:16

3M ago1:00:16

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Pawel Wargocki - was recently promoted to Professor at DTU, Technical University of Denmark. He’s the Past President of the International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate. Previously, served as Chair of ASHRAE Environmental Health Committee and the Position Document Committee, Secretary of Academy of Indoor Air Sciences, and currently serv…

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#10.2 - Paweł Wargocki: Mastering Air Quality and Ventilation for Health, Productivity, and Sustainable Building Design 50:31

3M ago50:31

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Part 2 - Pawel Wargocki - was recently promoted to Professor at DTU, Technical University of Denmark. He’s the Past President of the International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate. Previously, served as Chair of ASHRAE Environmental Health Committee and the Position Document Committee, Secretary of Academy of Indoor Air Sciences, and curre…

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#9.2 - Ian Mawditt: The Future Homes Standard, guidance and creating accountability to close the performance gap 1:02:30

4M ago1:02:30

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Part 2 - Ian Mawditt With the consultation out now for the Future Homes Standard and some revisions to guidance on Part F (ventilation) in the UK, what better time to talk to the person behind many of the changes we have seen in guidance over the last few years? Ian is an independent Building Performance Researcher, specialising in the testing and …

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#9.1 - Ian Mawditt: Indoor Air Quality and the Fight for Better Ventilation Standards in Future Homes! 1:01:19

4M ago1:01:19

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Part 1 - Ian Mawditt With the consultation out now for the Future Homes Standard and some revisions to guidance on Part F (ventilation) in the UK, what better time to talk to the person behind many of the changes we have seen in guidance over the last few years? Ian is an independent Building Performance Researcher, specialising in the testing and …

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#8.2 - Jelle Laverge: Exploring the Intersection of Law, Construction, and Indoor Air Quality, the Annexe 86 Program and the Revolution of Smart Materials 55:53

4M ago55:53

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Part 2 Jelle Laverge - is an associate professor of the building physics research group of the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning at Ghent University with a research focus on residential ventilation and teaches amongst other things construction law. An operating agent of IEA-EBC Annex 86 a multi-national project looking at Energy Efficie…

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#8.1 Jelle Laverge: Navigating the Challenges and Innovations of Belgium's Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation Systems 56:29

4M ago56:29

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Part 1 Jelle Laverge - is an associate professor of the building physics research group of the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning at Ghent University with a research focus on residential ventilation and teaches amongst other things construction law. An operating agent of IEA-EBC Annex 86 a multi-national project looking at Energy Efficie…

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#7.2 - Henry Burridge: The Impacts of Indoor Air Quality on Health, Performance, and Mental Wellbeing 43:49

5M ago43:49

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Part 2 Henry Burridge - Is a Senior Lecturer in the Fluid Mechanics section in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Imperial College London. Henry has a background in Mechanical Engineering and a PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Imperial College London. Following his PhD, Henry has worked as a Post Doctoral Resear…

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#7.1 - Henry Burridge: Evaluating the Impact of School Ventilation on Learning and Health 48:36

5M ago48:36

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Part 1 Henry Burridge - Is a Senior Lecturer in the Fluid Mechanics section in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Imperial College London. Henry has a background in Mechanical Engineering and a PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Imperial College London. Following his PhD, Henry has worked as a Post Doctoral Resear…

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#6 - Simon Jones - Reflections from the first 5 episodes. Podcasting, ventilation and of course Air Quality! 25:29

5M ago25:29

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Well, how have you been enjoying the last few weeks of Air Quality Matters I thought it might be good to reflect on podcasting and some of the conversations I have been having. This is the first solo episode, so let me know how you find it and the series so far. Don't forget to subscribe and throw some stars in my direction if you think the podcast…

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#5.2 - Nathan Wood: Unraveling the Ventilation Industry, the Power of Apprenticeships, and the Imperative of Indoor Air Quality 48:53

5M ago48:53

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Part 2 - Nathan Wood - MD, Farmwood Chairman of the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) Indoor Air Quality Group and Chair of the GCP Europe Indoor Air Quality Task Force. Nathan is a straight-talking, no-nonsense practitioner providing ventilation and air quality services in the south-east of England across both residential and non-re…

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#5.1 - Nathan Wood: Understanding the Unresolved Issues of Ventilation, From Industry Standards to the Promise of Future Technology 56:11

5M ago56:11

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Nathan Wood - MD, Farmwood Chairman of the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) Indoor Air Quality Group and Chair of the GCP Europe Indoor Air Quality Task Force. Nathan is a straight-talking, no-nonsense practitioner providing ventilation and air quality services in the south-east of England across both residential and non-residential…

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#4.1 - Ben Jones: Delving into Indoor Air Quality, Contaminants, and Health - Part 1 1:06:12

5M ago1:06:12

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Ben Jones - Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham in the Department of Architecture and Built Environment. With a Master's Degree in Aeronautical Engineering, he worked as a Senior Software Engineer at BAE Systems before completing an Engineering Doctorate in Environmental Technologies at Brunel. He was a Research Associate at Univers…

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#4.2 - Ben Jones: Unpacking the Science of Household Air Quality, Cooking Emissions, and the Impact of the Built Environment on Health 36:50

5M ago36:50

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Ben Jones - Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham in the Department of Architecture and Built Environment. With a Master's Degree in Aeronautical Engineering, he worked as a Senior Software Engineer at BAE Systems before completing an Engineering Doctorate in Environmental Technologies at Brunel. He was a Research Associate at Univers…

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#3.1 - Tyler Smith: Unearthing the Potential of Healthy Buildings, ESG Standards, and the Role of Innovation in Air Quality 48:11

6M ago48:11

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Tyler Smith is Vice President, of Healthy Buildings at Johnson Controls. A background in engineering he has spent 18 years with the company in roles focused on leveraging building management systems and HVAC equipment to drive outcomes in energy efficiency and indoor air quality. From 2018 to 2020 he led the Critical Environments business unit, whi…

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#3.2 - Tyler Smith: Creating Safe and Healthy Buildings - Part 2 33:26

6M ago33:26

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Part 2 Tyler Smith is Vice President, of Healthy Buildings at Johnson Controls. A background in engineering he has spent 18 years with the company in roles focused on leveraging building management systems and HVAC equipment to drive outcomes in energy efficiency and indoor air quality. From 2018 to 2020 he led the Critical Environments business un…

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#2.2 - Peter Rickaby: Lessons from Thamesmead in London and the Damp and Mould Crisis 48:48

6M ago48:48

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Peter Rickaby - Part 2- Lessons from Thamesmead and the damp and mould crises Now living in South Africa Peter is an Independent Energy and Sustainability Consultant working for the UK housing and building industries. His influence on how we view energy in buildings, risk, retrofit and standards in the UK is wide-ranging and profound. For 35 years …

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#2.1 - Peter Rickaby: Navigating risk in Retrofit, Damp & Mould and the Role of Ventilation 50:00

6M ago50:00

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Peter Rickaby - Part 1- Risk in retrofit, moisture balance, standards and more. Now living in South Africa Peter is an Independent Energy and Sustainability Consultant working for the UK housing and building industries. His influence on how we view energy in buildings, risk, retrofit and standards in the UK is wide-ranging and profound. For 35 year…

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#1.2 - Max Sherman: The performance gap, mentoring, and pollutants. 45:10

6M ago45:10

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Part 2 Max Sherman was a senior scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California, retiring in 2016 where he ran a research group for over 30 years. It is hard to overplay the impact Max has had in our sector; even a cursory look at published papers on airtightness and infiltration, air quality or ventilation it's no surprise to see …

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#1.1 - Max Sherman: The origins of adequate ventilation, acceptable air quality and more. 59:12

6M ago59:12

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Part 1 Max Sherman was a senior scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California, retiring in 2016 where he ran a research group for over 30 years. It is hard to overplay the impact Max has had in our sector; even a cursory look at published papers on airtightness and infiltration, air quality or ventilation it's no surprise to see …

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Trailer: The Air Quality Matters Podcast 2:21

6M ago2:21

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If you are lucky enough to live to 80 years of age, you will spend close to 70 of those indoors. 55 years of that time in your own home. The impact of our built environment on our long-term health is as inseparable as the relationship between the air we breathe inside and the quality of the air outside. It’s a problem that requires a paradigm shift…

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2020 Look Ahead - Whats PFAS Got To Do With It 7:07

4y ago7:07

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Autor: All4 Inc.

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New Source Review Proposed Project Emissions Accounting Rule 9:52

4+ y ago9:52

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This episode features an article titled "New Source Review: Proposed Project Emissions Accounting Rule" by Michael McHalehttps://www.all4inc.com/4-the-record-articles/new-source-review-proposed-project-emissions-accounting-rule/Autor: All4 Inc.

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Strategically Navigating Air Permitting Challenges In The Biomass Industry 8:52

4+ y ago8:52

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This Episode features an article titled, "Strategically Navigating Air Permitting Challenges in the Biomass Industry" by Chuck Doynohttps://www.all4inc.com/4-the-record-articles/strategically-navigating-air-permitting-challenges-in-the-biomass-industry/Autor: All4 Inc.

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CMS Daily Calibration Tolerances Could You Be Operating To Double The Allowable Standard 9:23

4+ y ago9:23

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This Episode features an article titled, "CMS Daily Calibration Tolerances: Could You Be Operating to Double the Allowable Standard?" by Joel Millard and Matt Carideohttps://www.all4inc.com/4-the-record-articles/cms-daily-calibration-tolerances-could-you-be-operating-to-double-the-allowable-standard/…

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Is Your Facility In Compliance With The Updated Refrigerant Rule 6:45

4+ y ago6:45

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This episode features an article titled "Is Your Facility in Compliance with the Updated Refrigerant Rules?" by Ashley Howardhttps://www.all4inc.com/4-the-record-articles/is-your-facility-in-compliance-with-the-updated-refrigerant-rules/Autor: All4 Inc.

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Proposed Rulemaking To Address Reclassification Of Major Sources As Area Sources 11:21

4+ y ago11:21

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This episode features an article titled, "Proposed Rulemaking To Address Reclassification Of Major Sources As Area Sources" by Amy Marshallhttps://www.all4inc.com/4-the-record-articles/proposed-rulemaking-to-address-reclassification-of-major-sources-as-area-sources/Autor: All4 Inc.

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ePermitting Coming To South Carolina 4:58

4+ y ago4:58

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This episode Features an article titled, "ePermitting coming to South Carolina" by Francesca Metcalf https://www.all4inc.com/4-the-record-articles/epermitting-coming-to-south-carolina/Autor: All4 Inc.

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EPISODE 543: Joe C. Spurgeon, Ph.D. Mold Inspection & Sampling : Is it time to rethink your approach? FLASHBACK FRIDAY – Air Date: 11-30-2018|Episode 525

4+ y ago

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This week we welcome back Dr. Joe Spurgeon to continue our conversation on the use of sampling as part of a mold inspection. We will focus on his latest paper and answer the question can airborne mold samples be interpreted objectively using numerical guidelines?Dr. Spurgeon has a multidisciplinary doctorate degree in Analytical Chemistry and Envir…

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EPISODE 556: Matthew S. Perzanowski, Ph.D. – Associate Professor, Columbia University – The Implications of Carpet on Indoor Chemistry and Microbiology

4+ y ago

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Today on IAQ Radio+ we welcome Matthew S. Perzanowski, PhD. Radio Joe attended an excellent conference earlier this week at The Ohio State University, on “The Implications of Carpet on Indoor Chemistry and Microbiology”. Dr. Perzanowski was a presenter at the event that was organized by Karen Danemmiller, PhD and Rachel Adams, PhD, both of whom hav…

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EPISODE 555: John Downey & The Z-man – The CIRI Science Symposium; What You Missed! – Part 2

5y ago

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Today on IAQ Radio+ Radio Joe will interview John Downey and the Z-man for their overview of key points from each speaker at this weeks ClRI conference. We also expect the Restoration Global Watchdog, Pete Consigli to join us for the roundup.Autor: unsmoke

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EPISODE 554: John Downey & The Z-man – The CIRI Science Symposium; What You Missed! – Part 1

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Today on IAQ Radio+ Radio Joe will interview John Downey and the Z-man for their overview of key points from each speaker at this weeks ClRI conference. We also expect the Restoration Global Watchdog, Pete Consigli to join us for the roundup.Cleanfax did a nice job summarizing the event:“The annual Cleaning Industry Research Institute(CIRI) Science…

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EPISODE 553: A Sunshine State Town Hall: The AOB is Dead…Now What?

5y ago

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An All Star Panel Weighs-in: Harvey Cohen, John Lapotaire, David Popper & Peter Crosa. Joining Radio Joe from South Florida, the Restoration Global Watchdog will be On site with a Live Audience!Many in the restoration industry feel July 1st, 2019 was a dark day for Florida’s policyholders, disaster victims and those who service their emergency miti…

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What Is The US EPA Air Office Working on These Days? 9:15

5y ago9:15

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This Episode features an article titled "What is the U.S. EPA Air Office Working on These Days?" by Amy MarshallAutor: All4 Inc.

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EPISODE 552: Joe Medosch – Hayward Score – The Business of Healthy Homes

5y ago

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This week we look forward to a conversation with home performance and IAQ industry veteran Joe Medosch of Hayward Score. Joe is one of the smartest people in the industry and not just book smart, he has been there and done that with almost 30 years of experience as a contractor and 10 as a master trainer. Joe has deep experience in the home perform…

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EPISODE 551: Lauren Tessier, ND – Life After Mold and International Society for Environmentally Acquired Illness (ISEAI)

5y ago

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Dr. Lauren Tessier, is a Naturopathic Physician licensed by the state of Vermont. Her practice, Life After Mold, uses a patient centered approach to help those suffering from mold related illness. Her approach is informed by my Naturopathic Medical education, in combination with Functional and Integrative Medicine. These tools allow her to truly ad…

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52 - The Ever - Evolving Science Of Air Quality Modeling 17:27

5y ago17:27

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The episode features an article titled "The Ever-Evolving Science of Air Quality Modeling" by Dan Dixhttps://www.all4inc.com/4-the-record-articles/the-ever-evolving-science-of-air-quality-modeling/Autor: All4 Inc.

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