Air Date: 2-17-2012| Episode: 236
Particles & Aerosol Physics – More than Meets the Eye & Field Testing Air Filtration Devices – This week we will discuss the issues that make performing field tests of air filtration devices and HEPA vacuums such a challenge...
Air Date: 2-10-2012| Episode: 235
CIRS-WDB Illness Enters the Genomic Era This week we welcome back Ritchie Shoemaker, MD to discuss the latest research on what he and others call Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS) from Water Damaged Buildings (WDB)...
Air Date: 2-3-2012| Episode: 234
Steve Caulfield is a widely known and respected building science consultant and Senior Vice President with Turner Building Science and Design, LLC...
Air Date: 1-27-2012| Episode: 233
Brad Prezant MSPH, CIH, CPE is a research scientist at Massey University in New Zealand and an Associate Assistant Professor at the University of Washington...
Air Date: 1-20-2012| Episode: 232
Why is Damp Building Advocate Sharon Noonan Kramer going to jail rather than be silenced about her cause?..
Cliffs Blog & Full Description
Air Date: 1-13-2012| Episode: 231
Mr. Bearg is the founder of Life Energy Associates of Concord MA. He specializes in providing indoor air quality diagnostic and mitigation services with a focus on maximizing the healthfulness of indoor environments at the lowest energy cost...
Air Date: 1-6-2012| Episode: 230
This week on IAQ Radio we will discuss water damage, fire, odor and association news issues...
Air Date: 12-16-2011| Episode: 229
AerobioLogical Solutions, Inc & AeroSolver – Greg Weatherman is an industry veteran with a unique perspective on indoor environmental consulting and contracting issues...
Air Date: 12-9-2011| Episode: 228
Jean Cox-Ganser, Ph.D. is the Research Team leader for the Field Studies Branch, Division of Respiratory Disease Studies, NIOSH...
Air Date: 11-11-2011| Episode: 227
AerobioLogical Solutions, Inc & AeroSolver – Greg Weatherman is an industry veteran with a unique perspective on indoor environmental consulting and contracting issues...
