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Research Seminar: Optimising Indoor Environments for Health and Wellbeing
March 10 @ 1:15 pm - 5:00 pm
Join us for a light-touch, informal Research Seminar around shared interests in healthy buildings and indoor environments.
Optimising Indoor Environments for Health and Wellbeing Across the Life Course
Join us for a light-touch, informal Research Seminar bringing together PhD students, Early Career Researchers, academics, and industry colleagues around shared interests in healthy buildings and indoor environments. The session will create space to explore ideas, share early-stage research, and connect across disciplines focused on health, housing, and energy-efficient design.
Indicative topics include:
• Ventilation and indoor air quality impacts on respiratory health
• Linking housing and health data for prevention-focused risk identification
• Behavioural responses to energy-efficient housing
• Equity, human diversity, and justice in indoor climate standards and design
• Early life exposures and impacts on health and learning
• Evaluating energy-efficient indoor climate control in real buildings
Call for Short Presentations
Participants interested in giving a short 5–10 minute presentation are invited to submit a brief abstract (maximum 200 words) to the event organisers at grainne.mcgill@strath.ac.uk by 28th February.
The seminar will include short research presentations alongside invited contributions from industry partners, with plenty of opportunity for discussion and networking.
Date & Time
Tuesday 10th March, 14:00–16:00
Networking lunch: 13:15 –14:00
Location
Cathedral Wing, CW408
University of Strathclyde
204 George Street
Glasgow, G1 1XW
This event is primarily aimed at PhD students and Early Career Researchers, but anyone interested in healthy, energy-efficient indoor environments is very welcome.
Funding & Hosting
This event is funded by the ASHRAE UK Chapter and hosted by the Strathclyde Centre for Doctoral Training in Energy-Efficient Indoor Climate Control for Optimised Health (EICCOH) in collaboration with the Strathclyde ASHRAE Student Branch.
Registration & Practical Information
• Seats are limited, so registration is essential
• If you are no longer able to attend, please cancel your registration in advance
• Please contact the event organisers if you have any dietary requirements or accessibility requirements