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What determines whether viruses remain infectious as they travel through the air?
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The lab studies indoor and outdoor pollutants, with particular interest in microorganisms and engineered nanoparticles. Research investigates how these aerosols change in the environment, the mechanisms of influenza transmission and the conditions that inactivate viruses. Other projects quantify gaseous and particulate emissions, characterize airborne microbial communities and assess nanoparticle effects on health and the environment. The work connects air-quality engineering with the physical and biological processes underlying airborne disease transmission.
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