Due to increasing health and environmental issues, indoor air quality (IAQ) has garnered
much research attention with regard to incorporating advanced clean air technologies …

Aims: Indoor air quality (IAQ) has attracted increased attention with the emergence of COVID-
19. Ventilation is perhaps the area in which the most changes have been proposed in …

Indoor air pollution has traditionally received less attention than outdoors pollution despite
indoors pollutant levels are typically twice higher, and people spend 80–90% of their life in …

Bioaerosols, in addition to common gaseous or particulate pollutants, are also important air
pollutants that deteriorate indoor air quality. Bioaerosols are the airborne particles present …

Indoor air pollution (IAP) is a serious threat to human health, causing millions of deaths each
year. A plethora of pollutants can result in IAP; therefore, it is very important to identify their …

Rapid industrialization and urbanization in megacities have resulted in severe air pollution
and will require a system approach to consider the problem of addressing the energy and …

The appearance of the contagious virus COVID-19, several revelations and environmental
health experts punctually predicted the possibly disastrous public health complications of …

Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) can cause a variety of health problems for building occupants
including headaches, respiratory problems, eye irritation and fatigue. Traditional IAQ …

This chapter discusses the air pollutants that are found indoors, from what materials and
sources they originate, their sampling and measurement, and how they affect human health …

Indoor air pollutants in certain environments, such as a damp home or a low-ventilation
office, are more concentrated indoors than outdoors. As people spend most of their time …