In the news: It's Friday, which means you should listen to the latest episode of @scifri featuring @PurdueCCE's @NusratJung.
Listen as Jung discusses how we create toxic air without even knowing it, and what we can do to avoid it: https://t.co/T2yAedTKZK
Many of us spend 90% of our time inside, yet we are most often concerned with outdoor air quality. Purdue’s Nusrat Jung has made surprising discoveries on how hairstyling and other daily routines affect indoor air. She joins @SciFri to share key points & tips for your home.
Curling irons and straighteners expose a person to upward of 10 billion nanoparticles that can lead to serious health risks, according to research by @PurdueCCE's @NusratJung and Jianghui Liu.
More about the team's findings: https://t.co/NmYKwi4mzV
A research team led by @NusratJung, assistant professor in LSCCE, and her PhD student Jianghui Liu, discovered that heat-based hair care routines can expose a person to upwards of 10 billion nanoparticles that are directly deposited into their lungs.
🔗https://t.co/BsaLbC4eLb
Wax melts are typically advertised as nontoxic alternatives to candles. But a new study by @LifeAtPurdue engineers has found that they pollute indoor air at least as much as candles do. https://t.co/oQzIIpGawT
Researchers show that fragranced products (like flameless, smoke-free candles) actively alter indoor air chemistry, leading to the formation of nanoparticles at concentrations that could have significant health implications https://t.co/oHrMXCMMNN
Air quality impacts our well-being. In this episode of #ThisIsPurdue, @PurdueCCE’s @BrandonBoor and @NusratJung dive into their groundbreaking research and share ways you can improve air quality in your home. 🎧
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#CCE Nusrat Jung & Brandon Boor have been the first to study nanoscale airborne particle formation indoors and compare it to outdoor atmospheric processes. The air inside your home may be more polluted than outside due to everyday chemical products. 💭
🔗https://t.co/rR8S4kkIml
A new study in ES&T Letters finds scented wax melts trigger indoor new particle formation events through terpene ozonolysis, producing atmospheric nanoparticles at levels comparable to combustion-based candles: https://t.co/Gn4K21cRMI @BrandonBoor@NusratJung@SatyaSundarPa17
Wax melts are typically advertised as nontoxic alternatives to candles. But a new study by Purdue engineers has found that they pollute indoor air at least as much as candles do. Read more 👇 https://t.co/Oe4HUKpkIF
Air fresheners, wax melts, floor cleaners and other scented chemical products may be polluting the air in your home, say studies by Purdue engineers. https://t.co/Oe4HUKpkIF
It's been an incredible first day of class at the Lyles School of Civil and Construction Engineering! And it's great to see our students back on campus! Great work today, everyone — let's make 2025 the best year yet!
"New study uses advanced aerosol sensors to show how nano-sized ultrafine particles move throughout the ventilation system of an office building."
@BrandonBoor@NusratJung@PurdueCCE
Read more in ACS ES&T Air: https://t.co/fFkaw8w7la
Our new study in Building & Environment examines the emission dynamics of peracetic acid during the disinfection of indoor surfaces in buildings.
Download the full paper for free until January 24, 2025: https://t.co/0Qu0IjDZem
Our latest study in ACS ES&T Air uses advanced sensors to map the movement and transformation of nano-sized ultrafine particles in HVAC systems, offering new insights for indoor air quality management: https://t.co/pT5eHMgMug
A #Purdue research team, led by Lyles School of Civil and Construction Engineering Prof. Nusrat Jung, has developed a new rapid screening method to provide responders faster results when checking for chemicals in the soil, water and air.
https://t.co/aTNCaU6mso
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