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  • IAQM Early Careers Network – A breath of fresh air: changing behaviours and policy in air quality

    Arup Manchester 6th Floor, Three Piccadilly Place, Manchester, United Kingdom

    The final IAQM Early Careers Network (ECN) event of the year, 'A breath of fresh air: changing behaviours and policy in air quality', will explore how behaviour change and policy practices can drive cleaner air. Featuring UK and international perspectives, the talks will highlight innovative approaches, real-world successes, and lessons learned in improving air quality...

  • Introducing the new IAQM Awards – Celebrate excellence in air quality

    Join us for our next webinar unveiling the IAQM’s new awards programme, designed to recognise exceptional contributions across the air quality profession. This session will provide a clear overview of the new awards - their background, categories, eligibility criteria, and their nomination processes - everything you need to know to nominate a colleague, project, or...

  • IAQM webinar: The impact of poor air quality on hospital attendance of multimorbid patients

    This webinar will explore how exposure to common air pollutants affects hospital attendance among patients with multimorbidity (having two or more chronic conditions).A systematic review, published this year, analysed 19 international studies, finding that short- and long-term exposure, particularly to PM2.5 and NO₂, is associated with increased emergency visits and hospital admissions. Older adults and...

  • Black Carbon and Ultrafine Particles: Key Findings from the Defra Evidence Review

    Online

    This webinar presents key findings from national evidence review of black carbon (BC) and ultrafine particles (UFP), delivered jointly by AtkinsRéalis and the University of Birmingham.The session will summarise the current scientific understanding of BC and UFP, including sources, health and environmental impacts, monitoring approaches, and the strength and limitations of the existing evidence base....

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