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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.
🔗bit.ly/4mRgDf8
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Air quality and buildings are interconnected. In our latest episode of #ThisIsPurdue, @PurdueCCE @BrandonBoor and @NusratJung explain how their first-of-its-kind zEDGE tiny house lab is helping them connect indoor air quality research to the real world. bit.ly/4iacRLF
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Air quality and buildings are interconnected. In our latest episode of #ThisIsPurdue, @PurdueCCE’s @BrandonBoor and @NusratJung explain how their first-of-its-kind zEDGE tiny house lab is helping them connect indoor air quality research to the real world. purdue.university/3EJWDdP
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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. 🎧
Subscribe: purdue.edu/podcast
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No more scented candles at IONICON 🚫🕯️
📖 Read the full study from Purdue University to learn more about the impact of chemical products on indoor air quality. ⬇️
Air fresheners, wax melts, floor cleaners and other scented chemical products may be polluting the air in your home, say studies by Purdue engineers. purdue.university/4k8v9ia
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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 newatlas.com/environment/ind…
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Wax warmers fill the air with tiny particles small enough to get deep into your lungs, according to research by @PurdueCCE's @NusratJung and @BrandonBoor.
More about the research happening in the tiny house lab outside of Hampton Hall: bit.ly/40Z56kt
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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: go.acs.org/ci8 @BrandonBoor @NusratJung @SatyaSundarPa17
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The latest edition of the LSCCE Engineering's Spring IMPACT Magazine is now online. Highlights include research on earthquake resilience, a new rapid screening method for volatile spills, and advancements in 3-D printed homes.
Read it here🔗bit.ly/cce-spring25
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Air fresheners, wax melts, floor cleaners and other scented chemical products may be polluting the air in your home, say studies by Purdue engineers. purdue.university/4k8v9ia
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"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: go.acs.org/ces
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🚨 Quick action saves lives during hazardous spills!
Researchers from @LifeAtPurdue University have developed a game-changing spill response method using PTR-TOFMS. With this tech VOCs in soil, water, and air can be detected faster and more accurately 🧪. engineering.purdue.edu/CCE/A…
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.@BrandonBoor et al. establish a framework using multimodal #UltrafineParticles (UFP) & airflow rate to explore the spatiotemporal UFP dynamics in an office HVAC system. #IndoorAirQuality @PurdueCCE @LifeAtPurdue @HerrickLabs
ACS ES&T Air #OpenAccess: go.acs.org/c1o
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: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Here’s a new #disaster response improvement story:
“Researchers develop faster hazardous spill response method”
Work led by Prof. @NusratJung @PurdueCCE
phys.org/news/2024-12-faster…
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.
engineering.purdue.edu/CCE/A…
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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.
engineering.purdue.edu/CCE/A…
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Did you know your hair care routine might be impacting the the air your breathe ?
@NusratJung , from @LifeAtPurdue, uncovered how much volatile chemicals from everyday hair products can affect air quality.
#Tbt #PTRMS
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In this ES&T study, @UCSDChemBiochem @UCSanDiego show that smaller #SeaSprayAerosols are highly viscous, which has implications for cloud formation, secondary #aerosol growth, and #pollutant transport in #CoastalEnvironments.
#OpenAccess: go.acs.org/bsc
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Interested in disaster response? Register to join us for an important upcoming webinar, Lessons Learned from the East Palestine Chemical Spill and Fires, on November 6th at 1pm. Reserve your spot at research.purdue.edu/isf/even….
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Our recent work published in @EnvSciTech by Dr. Ryan Tumminello examines the role of divalent cation enrichment, surface tension, and the Kelvin effect on sea spray aerosol bounce fraction and estimated viscosity! @UCSDChemBiochem
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