Purdue University assistant professor Nusrat Jung uses equipment in the "tiny house lab," which she designed to fill gaps in scientific understanding of indoor air quality. The lab, a dedicated ...

Purdue University associate professor Brandon Boor led a study with surprising findings about how gas stove emissions compare to car exhaust. He conducted this research using the stove behind him in ...

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A new study has revealed that the air inside your home may be even more polluted than outside - with common household ...

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temperature also affects indoor humidity and resulting air quality. “The 30 to 50 percent range is standard. But personal comfort, health, and the season should guide specifics,” says Josh ...

Are you also an air fryer proponent? Perhaps, you should be. According to a study conducted back in November by the University of Birmingham and recently published in "Indoor Air" recently found ...

Based on measurements of exhaled air from people infected with COVID-19, as well as a calculation method for the spread and inhalation of aerosol particles in indoor air, Alsved and her research ...

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In addition, indoor air quality can also be affected by pet dander, mold and volatile organic compounds from various products and materials. The bottom line is that the quality of your indoor air ...

In November, researchers from the University of Birmingham released a study on the impact of different cooking methods on indoor air quality. And surprise, surprise, air fryers gave off the least ...