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Guide to MoBE talks and sessions at Indoor Air 2018

So Indoor Air 2018 is fast approaching (June 22-27th) and there are a large number of MoBE-relevant talks on the menu.  The preliminary program for the entire conference can be found here.  Paula Olsiewski from the Sloan Foundation sent us a list this morning of the talks relevant to the Sloan funded microbiology of the built environment (MoBE) program and the Chemistry of Indoor Environments (CIE) program.  Be sure to check them out if you’re at the meeting!

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Allen Goldstein (MoBE and CIE)  is the Monday plenary speaker at 8:30 am.

 

Special Session – Workshop 1: Aerosols: Life as Pig-Pen: Immersed in a Cloud of Particles and Microbes (Chairs: Yilin

Tian, Rachel Adams, Martin Täubel, Charles Weschler, Andrea Ferro, Brandon Boor) (MoBE Monday Morning)

 

Sloan Special Session – Symposium 4: What are the impacts of humans and their activities on indoor chemistry (CIE Monday afternoon )

 

Podium Session – Microbiology and Dampness 1: Field Studies (MoBE Tuesday morning 10:30 am)

 

Sloan Special Session – Symposium 7: MOCCIE: first results from a new modelling consortium for indoor air chemistry (CIE Tuesday morning 10:30)

 

Podium Session – Microbiology and Dampness 2: Bacterial and Fungal Growth  MoBE Tuesday 1:30

 

Sloan Special Session – Symposium 11: Frontiers in indoor air chemistry (CIE Tuesday afternoon)

 

Sloan Special Session – Symposium 14: Improving practical microbial assessments for studying occupant health and investigating building health (MoBE Wednesday morning)

 

Special Session – Symposium 17: Water on surfaces and dust: Implications for indoor chemistry and microbiology (MoBE CIE Wednesday afternoon)

 

Podium Session – Microbiology and Dampness 3: Transmission and Transport  (MoBE Thursday 10:30 )

 

Special Session – Symposium 19: Applying Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment (QMRA) to Estimate Human  Health Impacts in the Indoor Air Environment (Chairs: Charles Haas, Linsey Marr) (MoBE Thursday 10:30 )

 

Podium Session – Microbiology and Dampness 4: Methods and Applications (MoBE Thursday 1:30)

 

Podium Session – Microbiology and Dampness 5: Moisture Impacts (MoBE Friday 10:30)

 

Podium Session – Microbiology and Dampness 6: Future Steps (MoBE Friday 1:30)

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David Coil

David Coil is a Project Scientist in the lab of Jonathan Eisen at UC Davis. David works at the intersection between research, education, and outreach in the areas of the microbiology of the built environment, microbial ecology, and bacterial genomics. Twitter

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