Session sponsored by Dekati Ltd.

Sponsored by Acoem

The talk will consider our knowledge of respiratory disease transmission and the complexities of understanding a processes that is determined by multiple interacting factors including aerosol science, fluid dynamics, human behaviour and microbiology. The challenge of distilling this uncertainty into practical guidance and the implications for how we manage the built environment in the future.

Ambient air monitoring of ultrafine particles is a complex task. From sampling to delivering accurate data, TSI has you covered. Designed with compliance in mind, our ultrafine particle monitoring solution checks all the boxes (CEN/TS 16976 for particle number concentration and CEN/TS 17434 for particle size distribution). Join this webinar to learn more about: • How to sample ultrafine particles, including drying, compliant with CEN/TS requirements • Particle number concentration measurements, built on decades of experience with Condensation Particle Counters (CPC) • Particle size distribution measurements, from 10 nm to 800 nm in a single scan with Scanning Mobility Particle Sizer (SMPS™) Spectrometer • Available accessories, such as aerosol humidity sensor, pumps, optional diluter and catalytic vapor filter • Software that delivers data to be integrated into your monitoring network

Sponsored by Palas

Summary: This talk will provide an overview of how recent developments in Aerosol Technology can provide unique solutions for determining air quality, and consequently its impacts on human health and climate. The first part of the talk will provide an overview of instruments for determining the physicochemical properties of atmospheric nanoparticles, and how these can be built in cost-effective ways for increasing the spatial coverage in air quality observations. In the second part I will describe a number of aerosol-based nanoparticle synthesis techniques and how these can be employed to make tailored nanomaterias for gas sensors that can be used for air quality monitoring purposes.

Presentation of the GAeF Schmauss Award and PhD Awards.

Also Jon Symonds

Meeting WG Chairs and Co. Chairs

This presentation will discuss recent epidemiological studies of health effects of low level air pollution defined as pollution levels below current standards (focusing on regulated PM2.5). It will then review evidence of health effects of specific particle components and sources. The role of novel exposure assessment methods will be discussed, focusing on studies of long-term exposure.

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