The Center for Aerosol Science and Technology (CAST) at the University of Miami is hosting its 2nd Annual Workshop on January 10 to 12, 2024! Look forward to seeing everyone and learning about aerosols in the warm winter of Miami! More about the workshop: https://t.co/gYiB5tznT8
Science is hard.
Good research makes you feel stupid.
You're inadequate for the task at hand.
How else would it be? You're pushing the boundaries of knowledge.
Get used to it. This process is immensely rewarding.
Happy to see Weixing @JTdavidhao presenting at UM’s Fifth Annual Graduate and Postdoctoral Research Symposium about his work on bioaerosols! Hopefully more to come at AAAR!
We have a postdoctoral researcher opening in Aerosol Science and Technology at the University of Miami, tentatively starting summer of 2023. Use this link to apply: https://t.co/jHy868SIos
It is a pleasure to share photos of our newly relocated lab at Frost Institute of Chemical and Molecular Sciences and campus at the University of Miami.@univmiami @EngineerUMiami
In Chinese astrology the rabbit 兔 (tù) is associated with peace, prosperity and longevity. I wish us all a peaceful, prosperous and healthy #YearOfTheRabbit - one we can all look forward to with hop-timism!
🐇#新春快乐 兔年大吉🏮
It was great interacting with everyone at our 1st Center for Aerosol Science and Technology (CAST) workshop at UM! Sugarcane fires, airborne toxins, Saharan dust, airborne pathogens, pollen and allergy, nanotechnology - many interesting studies in SoFlo. More to come in 2024!
Look forward to seeing everyone and learn about aerosols and air quality in the warm winter Miami! More about the workshop: https://t.co/YJqvryGM5j @AmericanAerosol @AEESProfs
CAST - 1st Annual Workshop for students and experts in beautiful Miami, FL; Jan 17, 18, 2023 https://t.co/u0VJNRTIYw
Interact with experts and several Industry participants. @AmericanAerosol@univmiami
Registration is now open: https://t.co/wDZY8VzBoZ
Today, we would like to congratulate Yang Wang, Assistant Professor at The University of Miami, for being chosen for the second batch of the 2022 Class of The AAEES 40 Under 40 Recognition Program
https://t.co/Q0BftBYA7W
@carlwangyang
COVID-19: The actual current state of the pandemic
Many people are claiming the pandemic is over but this long thread highlights the impact all around us that is rarely reported in the media. Image by @c_9. 🧵1/
The majority of SARS-CoV-2 RNA in exhaled breath (singing, talking, breathing) was found in particles 0.55-2.8 μm. Total amount was highest on day of symptom onset and decreased on the following three days. One subject only.
https://t.co/XFQQww2lU8
My response to @CDCDirector.
After nearly 3 years, I am beyond stunned at your recent Tweet...talks about washing hands and doesn't say a word about masks or cleaning indoor air. This has led me (as a member of four scientific academies) (1/)
Miami Engineering PhD students rock. Visit to AAQRL at the RSMAS campus. Saw the wonder world of aerosol science and technology in action. @univmiami @AmericanAerosol @EngineerUMiami
I love this video from RIKEN in Japan.
It models the flow of exhaled air in various different settings under different conditions.
As well as the flow patterns being very beautiful, it also highlights the importance of good quality masks (FFP2/FFP3)
https://t.co/kP4CJfwmqW
Dr Yang Wang from Miami Engineering @EngineerUMiami is recognized as an Outstanding Reviewer by @AmericanAerosol Go CAST - https://t.co/l0Iwn2bA1G @univmiami @carlwangyang