Something in the Air
Jose-Luis JimenezAirborne transmission and other topics
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Key Resources about Airborne Transmission
* Slides from Sep-2023 Plenary Lecture at the 2023 European Aerosol Conference: “Airborne Transmission: How it Works, Why it Was Resisted, and How to Fight It.”
Germicidal UV: a tradeoff between disinfection and indoor smog
### If transmission is airborne, we must clean the air
Lower-Cost Real-Time Radon Sensors Are Very Useful
1/ INTERCOMPARISON of AFFORDABLE HOME RADON SENSORS [TDLR: they compare well]
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Professor at CU Boulder
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