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with Dr. Jacobo Elies
"We know air pollution causes arrhythmias. Now we're uncovering why."
Join Dr. Jacobo Elies, Associate Professor at the University of Bradford, as he explores the cellular mechanisms linking indoor air pollutants to cardiac dysfunction. Using cutting-edge electrophysiological and proteomic approaches, this seminar reveals how common domestic pollutants like carbon monoxide alter cardiac ion channel function and disrupt normal heart rhythm.
We are preparing an exciting programme for the new year.
Launching in the New Year! A series of workshops designed and led by Early Career Researchers to tackle emerging challenges in healthy buildings. Stay tuned for the full schedule.
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December 9, 2025 • Dr. Sarah Price
Exploring how retrofit interventions affect moisture movement, condensation, and mould risk — and the critical link between moisture and occupant health.
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The flagship event for indoor environmental quality, hosted at the University of Leeds, bringing together leaders in academia and industry.
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Dr. Gesa Reiss presented research on hempcrete, exploring its properties and applications in sustainable construction in Yorkshire.
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Prof. Jon Fairburn and Dr. Louise Austin discussed the latest trends in social policy and implications for healthy buildings.
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Freelance journalist Pete Apps on building safety and lessons from the Grenfell tragedy.
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The official launch showcasing the network's vision, goals, and partnership opportunities.
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Discussing innovations in hygiene, infection prevention, and building health.
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