by Mira | Sep 3, 2021 | News, Research
COVID seems like it is here to stay, and as we move into an endemic era, we need reliable and cost-effective solutions to support safe indoor congregation. If air contamination levels can be examined in buildings, we may be able to better control and identify COVID-19...
by pfh@uoregon.edu | Mar 10, 2020 | Informative, News
As corporate entities, city, county, state and federal governments around the world take action against the spread of COVID-19, the built environment has been thrust onto center stage with a prominent role. Therefore, the unique expertise of researchers at the...
by myob | Mar 4, 2020 | News
With the recent passing of one of our dearest members, founders and influencers; we are remembering GZ “Charlie” Brown with high regards knowing how much he impacted architecture and everyone around him throughout his life. Specifically, his time here at the...
by myob | Mar 3, 2020 | News, Uncategorized
This past January 2020, the publication How Light Exposure Changes Bacterial Communities in Household Dust was published under new discovery at Frontiers for Young Minds. The full article can be read here on their website. Rosenberg, S., Ishaq, S., May, J., and...
by sueishaq | Jul 15, 2019 | News, Research
Hot off the press, a new review on health in the built environment is available today! The article is found here, but an open-access, view-only version is available here. It’s part of the Healthy Building special issue from the Journal of Exposure Science...
by sueishaq | Jul 15, 2019 | News, Research
Dr. Gwynne Mhuireach published one of the chapters from her dissertation, on evaluating bacteria found in air from vegetated or paved areas in an urban setting! Mhuireach, G.Á., Betancourt-Román, C.M., Green, J.L., Johnson B.R. 2019. Spatiotemporal controls on the...
