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Congratulations to this year’s Ian McCrae Award winner Eve Brooks-Parkin!
Eve Brooks-Parkin was named the winner of the 2025 Ian McCrae Award at the Routes to Clean Air conference on the 20th October. This annual award takes the form of an essay competition that is open to early careers members of the IAQM. It is presented in honour of the late Dr Ian McCrae who ...
Nominations now open for the IAQM Committee
There are four upcoming vacancies on the IAQM Committee. To fill these positions, we are looking for members who want to contribute to the work and development of the Institute over the next few years.Why join the Committee?This is your chance to give something back to the air quality community and gain valuable committee experience, ...
IAQM publishes Position Statement on the use of low-cost sensor systems for PM10
The IAQM has published a new Position Statement outlining their position on the use of low-cost sensor systems for PM10, in the vicinity of demolition and construction sites. It is designed to sit alongside the use of the IAQM guidance on Air Quality Monitoring in the Vicinity of Demolition and Construction Sites (2018).
The Position Statement ...
Entries open for the Ian McCrae Award essay competition 2025
Are you are an IAQM Associate or full Member in the first 10 years of your career? Then enter for your chance to win this prestigious title and a ticket to this year’s Routes to Clean Air conference. Good luck!We are delighted to open entries for the 2025 Ian McCrae Award essay competition to professionals ...
Member consultation on new guidance: Good practice on air quality monitoring for brownfield projects
The IAQM is consulting members on their new guidance Good practice on air quality monitoring for brownfield projects (pdf). This guidance has been developed by a dedicated cross-sector working group, composed of members of the IAQM and IES Land Condition Community.The intention of the document is to provide readers with examples of good practice for ...