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Dr. Richard Corsi
Dean of the College of Engineering at the University of California, Davis. His team has researched indoor source dynamics, indoor chemistry, and innovative and accessible control technologies for reducing exposure to indoor air pollutants.

During his 24 years as a faculty member at the University of Texas at Austin. He was an endowed research chair and member of the Academy of Distinguished Teachers, and served as Director of a National Science Foundation program on Indoor Environmental Science and Engineering that spawned many successful scholars of indoor air science.

Richard's work has been cited in the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, The Economist, Forbes, National Geographic …….

He is a past President of the Academy of Fellows of the International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate (ISIAQ) and past President of the society’s signature conference Indoor Air 2011 in Austin, Texas.

He recently chaired a National Academies committee report on Health Risks of Indoor Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter and Practical Mitigation Solutions. A truly multidisciplinary endevour that has produced a state of the science report that is truly phenomenal. And I think is going to be the go to reference for some time.

I was really keen to talk to Richard about this report, as his overview of the work is a must listen for anybody working in the built environment, and his ability to bring to life a 270 odd page report in plain english is truly a skill.

I was also keen to talk to one of the people behind the Corsi Rosenthal box, the DIY air cleaner that burst into prominence during the pandemic and turned the sector on its head in many ways.

Ive been looking forward to bringing this conversation to you, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

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National Academies Report
Corsi-Rosenthal Foundation

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1. #21 - Richard Corsi: Do particulates matter? - The National Academies report and a CR Box (00:00:00)

2. The Importance of Indoor Air Quality (00:00:15)

3. Understanding Fine Particulate Matter in Buildings (00:09:43)

4. Indoor Air Quality and Human Behavior (00:18:28)

5. Building Impacts on Particulate Exposure (00:30:14)

6. Indoor Air Quality and Health Impacts (00:47:46)

7. Indoor Environmental Factors and Health (00:54:38)

8. Indoor Air Quality Report Recommendations (01:05:16)

9. Dean of College of Engineering Research (01:15:49)

10. DIY Air Filter Invention and Impact (01:24:01)

11. Future of DIY Air Cleaners (01:35:40)

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Dr. Richard Corsi
Dean of the College of Engineering at the University of California, Davis. His team has researched indoor source dynamics, indoor chemistry, and innovative and accessible control technologies for reducing exposure to indoor air pollutants.

During his 24 years as a faculty member at the University of Texas at Austin. He was an endowed research chair and member of the Academy of Distinguished Teachers, and served as Director of a National Science Foundation program on Indoor Environmental Science and Engineering that spawned many successful scholars of indoor air science.

Richard's work has been cited in the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, The Economist, Forbes, National Geographic …….

He is a past President of the Academy of Fellows of the International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate (ISIAQ) and past President of the society’s signature conference Indoor Air 2011 in Austin, Texas.

He recently chaired a National Academies committee report on Health Risks of Indoor Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter and Practical Mitigation Solutions. A truly multidisciplinary endevour that has produced a state of the science report that is truly phenomenal. And I think is going to be the go to reference for some time.

I was really keen to talk to Richard about this report, as his overview of the work is a must listen for anybody working in the built environment, and his ability to bring to life a 270 odd page report in plain english is truly a skill.

I was also keen to talk to one of the people behind the Corsi Rosenthal box, the DIY air cleaner that burst into prominence during the pandemic and turned the sector on its head in many ways.

Ive been looking forward to bringing this conversation to you, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Richard Corsi LinkedIn
Richard Corsi UC Davies
National Academies Report
Corsi-Rosenthal Foundation

Support the show

Check out the Air Quality Matters website for more information, updates and more. And the YouTube Channel
This Podcast is brought to you in partnership with.
Aereco
Aico
Ultra Protect
InBiot
All great companies that share the podcast's passion for better air quality in the built environment. Supporting them helps support the show.

  continue reading

챕터

1. #21 - Richard Corsi: Do particulates matter? - The National Academies report and a CR Box (00:00:00)

2. The Importance of Indoor Air Quality (00:00:15)

3. Understanding Fine Particulate Matter in Buildings (00:09:43)

4. Indoor Air Quality and Human Behavior (00:18:28)

5. Building Impacts on Particulate Exposure (00:30:14)

6. Indoor Air Quality and Health Impacts (00:47:46)

7. Indoor Environmental Factors and Health (00:54:38)

8. Indoor Air Quality Report Recommendations (01:05:16)

9. Dean of College of Engineering Research (01:15:49)

10. DIY Air Filter Invention and Impact (01:24:01)

11. Future of DIY Air Cleaners (01:35:40)

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