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Dr. Richard L. Corsi shares insights from The Indoor Exposure To Fine Particulate Matter and Practical Mitigation Approaches Workshop. The webinar was hosted by the EPA Indoor Environments Division. This was an IED-sponsored workshop series hosted by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) on the state-of-the-science on exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) indoors, its health impacts, and engineering approaches and interventions to reduce exposure risks. 

Pulmonary Disease Associated with Fine Particulate Matter Exposure Indoor Environments and Disparities in Economically Challenged Communities Meredith McCormack, M.D., M.H.S; April 21, 2021

The Challenge of Moving from the Measurement of Fine Indoor Particulate Matter to Evaluating Occupant Exposure 

Kirsten Koehler, Ph.D.; April 21, 2021

The Utility, Use and Misuse of Low-Cost Consumer Indoor Particulate Matter Sensors

Dusan Licina, Ph.D.; April 21, 2021

How Building Occupants Interpret and Respond to Indoor Air Quality Sensor Data

Lindsay Graham, Ph.D.; April 28, 2021 

Portable Indoor Air Cleaners and Human Behavior 

Stuart Batterman, Ph.D.; April 28, 2021 

Fine Particulate Matter Emissions From Cooking

Marina Vance, Ph.D.; April 14, 2021

Transcending Complexity: Indoor Fine Particulate Matter Measurement, Exposure and Control 

William W. Nazaroff, Ph.D.; April 21, 2021

Public Health Responses to Reduce Community Exposure to Indoor Fine Particuate Matter

Sarah Coefiled, M.S., M.A..; April 28 , 2021

Indoor Particulate Matter of Outdoor Origin and the Disparities in Sources and Exposures Across Communities

Cesunica Ivey, Ph.D.; April 14, 2021 

April 21, 2021

April 21, 2021