Paula Olsiewski
@polsiewski
Scientist focused on research, policy, & practice; expertise in indoor microbiology & chemistry, biosecurity, pandemic preparedness & philanthropy
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28-09-2010 18:23:54
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Join us at the 6th Annual Global Spondyloarthritis Summit on May 4 for Resilience in the Face of Chronic Illness: Focus on Mental and Emotional Health, presented by Meghan Wilde, PsyD.
Learn more: spondyloarthritissummit2024.vfairs.com
#spondysummit #spondylitis #axspa #backpain #mentalhealth
Study at Twente university who saved almost €17k in energy costs under 12 months just from shutting sashes on lab fume hoods. And even more by lowering building vent rates at night. Lab ventilation can be very costly but there’s ways to be more sustainable and safe #ESCMIDGlobal
My take home so far from #ECCMID2024 is that if we want the environment to be taken seriously, we need to do more intervention studies with epidemiologists. The evidence around measures like ventilation still aren’t making it to the table. But such studies are really hard…
🆕 from our team
Discover how a NYC private school tackled COVID-19 in our latest #HealthSecurity case study:
liebertpub.com/doi/epdf/10.10…
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📰New from our journal, #HealthSecurity :
Iyengar et al describe COVID-19 mitigation measures put in place by the Avenues New York school.
➡️ liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/hs…
New!: 'COVID-19 Mitigation in a K-12 School Setting-- A Case Study of Avenues:The World School in New York City' Ananya Iyengar, Steve Hanon, Richard Bruns, Paula Olsiewski with much gratitude to the students, parents, and staff of Avenues.
liebertpub.com/doi/epdf/10.10…
With rising H5N1 infections in dairy cows and one confirmed infection in a farmworker, time to share this resource from Monica Schoch-Spana, PhD circa 2009 pandemic: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20825335/
We need to talk more about how to protect farm workers from this occupational hazard of H5N1.
Honored to deliver closing remarks Indoor Air 2024, 10 yrs to the mos when I did the same at IA2014 in Hong Kong. The world & indoor air sciences have changed much since then. Hope I can do justice to the end of a great conference & give everyone food for thought about the future.
Our new paper on impacts of indoor activities on outdoor air quality led by Toby Carter with Dr Dave Shaw and David Carslaw pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…
Thanks to Judy Stone for continuing to write about the importance of lowering inhalation dose of virus-laden respiratory aerosol particles. Honored to be quoted in this article.
forbes.com/sites/judyston…
Because COVID origins is suddenly topical again (hmmm because it is an election year?) I thought I’d share again the article Lawrence Gostin and I wrote on the topic.