#10.1 - Pawel Wargocki: Defining the Science of Indoor Climates and the Evolution of Air Quality Technology

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Pawel Wargocki - was recently promoted to Professor at DTU, Technical University of Denmark.
He’s the Past President of the International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate.
Previously, served as Chair of ASHRAE Environmental Health Committee and the Position Document Committee, Secretary of Academy of Indoor Air Sciences, and currently serving as a Director of the International Centre for Indoor Environment and Energy.
Hel is an indoor climate scientist and expert, he teaches at undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D. level courses, and supervises several Ph.D. and numerous M. Sc. students.
His research has influenced the development of indoor air sciences, and it is hard to overstate the impact he has had in this sector.
He continues to be involved in fascinating research on the impact of air quality on performance in the workplace, health and performance in schools, and the impact of air quality on sleep. He is behind a fascinating standard for assessing IEQ called tail and the list, honestly goes on.
Pawel is one of my favourite people to talk to in this space, he is respected, experienced and sometimes outspoken. But always great value to spend around.
We talked about so much in the episode, including his work on tail, how we are doing a characterisng air quality in general, some of his work on sleep and quite a bit more beside.
Pawel Wargocki - DTU
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TAIL - Indoor Environmental Quality
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1. #10.1 - Pawel Wargocki: Defining the Science of Indoor Climates and the Evolution of Air Quality Technology (00:00:00)

2. Indoor Environmental Quality Assessment and Application (00:00:14)

3. Indoor Air Quality (00:11:21)

4. Understanding the Limitations of Sensor Technology (00:26:25)

5. Proper Placement of Low Cost Sensors (00:33:05)

6. Business Case for Air Quality (00:45:27)

7. Positive Thinking and Internal Environmental Quality (00:58:36)