INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LABORATORY

At the nexus of environmental engineering and public health.

IEQ Lab at The Ohio State University

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Karen Dannemiller, PhD

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The Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) group tackles emerging challenges in environmental engineering and public health using -omics approaches. The current focus is on exposures that occur in the built environment, where we spend 90% of our time.

Indoor environmental contaminants are a complex mixture that represents an emerging environmental problem. The powerul combination of cutting-edge techniques from engineering with skills of environmental epidemiologists provides the opportunity for significant scientific advances.

We currently have opportunities for motivated students willing to tackle interdisciplinary research questions. If you are interested in collaborating or joining our team, please contact Karen Dannemiller (dannemiller.70@osu.edu)

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A man inspects a home for mold. Photograph by Emily Kask.

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In the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, Karen Dannemiller discussed mold and the health issues it can cause, in this NY TImes article.

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Karen Dannemiller and student in Indoor Environmental Quality Lab

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Research that improves air quality on earth...and in outer space.

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A researcher working with dust samples under a laboratory fume hood.

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IEQ Lab plays integral role in COVID-19 dust monitoring.

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