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We are glad to announce that @mark_fretz is the interim director of #IHBE! We are excited to continue researching, building, and designing a healthier #builtenvironment
Read @DrAdrianParr's announcement here: buildhealth.uoregon.edu/2022…
Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory retweeted
Congratulations to @Wymelenberg
who is headed to @UNLarchitecture to be the new Dean!
Read more about @Wymelenberg's departure here: buildhealth.uoregon.edu/2022…
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A Taskshade in the wilderness of New York! Check out our interview with @TaskShade_ designer Peter Van Liefde. buildhealth.uoregon.edu/2022…
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Join our consortium and attend our exclusive 2022 Build Health Symposium on Transpecies Design; Beyond the Built. June 16 & 17.
buildhealth.uoregon.edu/beco…
Deadline to register for the in-person event is May 27th!
buildhealth.uoregon.edu/2022…
Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory retweeted
Excited to share our new preprint "A novel VOC breath tracer method to evaluate indoor respiratory exposures in the near- and far-fields" @mark_fretz J.Stenson @LaguerreAurelie @CorsIAQ @Wymelenberg @etgall @UO_Research @UO_IHBE @MaseehCollege @UCDavisCOE
researchsquare.com/article/r…
Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory retweeted
Around the O @uoregon is showcasing our research this morning! Ventilation and Humidity are key to controlling the spread of COVID-19. Great work from our own @HoomanParhizkar @Wymelenberg @plantavenger and more to come! #covid19 #ventilation
Check it out:
around.uoregon.edu/content/v…
Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory retweeted
Creating community while building buildings.
TallWood Design Institute, an OSU collaboration with UO, is engaged in a statewide coalition receiving federal funding to address affordable housing issues with mass timber products and create jobs in struggling rural communities.
Our team is working with @OregonState's TallWood Design Institute as part of the Mass Timber Coalition. More to come soon! #BuildBackBetter #acoustics #housing #PortofPDX
News: Mass Timber Coalition Awarded $500,000 as Oregon’s only finalist in EDA’s Build Back Better Regional Challenge bit.ly/30nYPDT #BuildBackBetter #PortofPDX
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Check out @Wymelenberg on @QuickTake talking about our research related to #SARS_CoV_2 #COVID19 and how we are trying to help to safely #ReopenUniversities #REOPENSCHOOLS. I'm proud to be part of @UO_IHBE @UO_BioBE @esbl2
How do you combat Covid-19 spreading through air conditioning?
Researchers at the University of Oregon say the key to safely reopening offices requires a better understanding of how pathogens move within a building #TheRebuild #COVID19
Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory retweeted
"New technology is an important piece of reopening more safely, and I think what Amazon is doing with the Distance Assistant is a really nice example of it." Read more from Prof. Kevin Van Den @Wymelenberg on @GMA: fal.cn/38Miw
Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory retweeted
Our biologists @PatrickHorve and @plantavenger are eager to process more #SARSーCoVー2 samples. Thanks @ZymoResearch! #reopening #COVID19 @UO_IHBE @esbl2
Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory retweeted
Our biologists and architects featured on @cbs
@CBSThisMorning talking about #SocialDistancing, #SARSCoV2, #COVID and the #BE! Check out @Wymelenberg @plantavenger @PatrickHorve and @mark_fretz!
cbsnews.com/news/coronavirus…
Check out this video about Microbes Indoors from our own @Wymelenberg! #COVID__19 @UO_BioBE @UO_IHBE
youtube.com/watch?v=ZG3Ck_W0…..
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Check out our lab's mention @UO_BioBE @esbl2 @UO_IHBE in this new article in the @washingtonpost Thanks @EmilyAnthes for the great conversation and article! #Builtenvironment #COVID19 #coronavirus
washingtonpost.com/outlook/2…
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Kent Duffy, FAIA, reflects on his time working with GZ "Charlie" Brown. myemail.constantcontact.com/…
Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory retweeted
Congratulations to the Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory, which was awarded $250,000 from the U.S. Forest Service through its Wood Innovation Grant program. Get the full story here: bit.ly/2QWFPDq
















