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News, Webinars June 16, 2025

IAQ2025 Post-Conference Update

📢 Post conference update. AIRAH held their annual 2025 Indoor Air Quality Conference at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre.

Gov Interactions, News, Press Releases, Schools, Webinars May 14, 2025

A discussion forum “What our children breathe – air quality in educational institutions”, hosted at

A discussion forum titled, “What our children breathe – air quality in educational institutions” took place on the 12 May.

News, Publications April 15, 2025

The role of carbon dioxide in airborne disease transmission: a hidden key to safer indoor spaces

A new editorial has just been published by our postdoctoral research fellow, Dr. Henry Oswin of the School of Earth.

Gov Interactions, News, Press Releases, Schools March 17, 2025

Senate of the Republic of Poland conference on air quality in educational institutions, forms a

Following a conference held in the Senate of the Republic of Poland on air quality in educational institutions in September.

Gov Interactions, News, Press Releases, Schools November 7, 2024

Australia’s Indoor Air Pollution Problem in the Classroom

Scientists across the country are calling for legislated standards for indoor air quality (IAQ). Poor air quality can affect our.

Schools, Webinars May 1, 2024

“Future Prospects and Current Issues in Building Ventilation: School Ventilation in Australia”, with Professor Geoff

Dive into “Future Prospects and Current Issues in Building Ventilation”, with Geoff Hanmer, Thrive’s Associate Director Professional Development Program and.

Schools, Webinars February 1, 2024

Webinar “Airborne transmission of respiratory pathogens in classrooms: from manual airing to personal ventilation”, with

Dive into the science of clean air in classrooms with Professor Giorgio Buonanno of the University of Casino and Southern.

News, Publications, Schools December 18, 2023

Increasing ventilation reduces SARS-CoV-2 airborne transmission in schools: A retrospective cohort study in Italy’s Marche

A new paper published by members of the team titled, “Increasing ventilation reduces SARS-CoV-2 airborne transmission in schools: A retrospective.

The ARC Training Centre for Advanced Building Systems Against Airborne Infection Transmission is funded by the Australian Government and industry partners through the Australian Research Council Industrial Transformation Training Centre Program.