Updates

The 2019 IAQM AGM saw a number of new individuals elected to the IAQM Committee.  We welcomed Chris Rush, Duncan Urquhart, Emma Gibbons, Sam Pollard and Rosalind Flavell to the Committee. Biographies of the new and existing Committee Members can be found on our Who's Who page. Paul Taylor, Sofia Grinary, Graham Harker, Lawrence Caird ...

The Chartered Institute of Ecology & Environmental Management (CIEEM) are looking for presentations for their 2020 Spring Conference on the theme of  Assessment and Mitigation of Air Quality Impacts on Biodiversity.  The conference will be in Sheffield on 4th March.The presentations should meet one or more of the following objectives:To share examples of different approaches ...

This year the award was presented to an IAQM Associate or Member in the early stages of their career at our two-day Routes to Clean Air conference held in London.Entrants were asked to submit an essay on the following topic: The Secretary of State has announced that the Environment Bill should include a “legally binding ...

Dr Ian McCrae was a very well respected and widely liked air quality practitioner who worked for TRL. He made significant contributions to the understanding of emissions from transport and links with air quality. In his honour, this year the award will be presented to an IAQM Associate or Member in the early stages of ...

Over the last few years, the IAQM has received an increasing number of membership applications and general enquiries which explicitly reference indoor air quality. Whilst we have facilitated relevant discussions at our events, currently, the IAQM acts only as the authoritative voice of ambient air with its remit not yet encompassing indoor air quality.No representative ...

We are pleased to announce that in June the IAQM's membership has surpassed 500 members. Almost two years ago to the day we passed the 400-member-marker and the continued growth seen over the last two years has been outstanding. When founded in 2002, the IAQM estimated that there may only be around 400 professionals working ...