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Siriel Saladin, one of our AirGradient colleagues, never planned on being an air pollution researcher. Initially, he was just planning to move abroad to the UK, improve his English and do some hands on university work. Five years later, he’s still at Cambridge, pursuing a PhD in non exhaust air poll…

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During the keynote address of the Indoor Air 2026 conference we attended yesterday, the keynote speaker Lidia Morowska used slides in her presentation from 2000\.

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If you’re using the AirGradient Map app, you’re definitely already familiar with our mascot Breezy. Its face appears on the icon of the app, when you’re checking the air quality in a certain location, and even as you’re shifting between the different features and pages. It also briefly introduces it…

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One of the biggest challenges in indoor air quality research is the lack of open, real world data. While outdoor air quality has benefited from large public datasets for years, indoor environments remain largely a black box despite the fact that most people spend around 90% of their time indoors. To…

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Northern Thailand, especially Lamphun, still faces a serious air pollution crisis. During the dry season (December to April) every year, air pollution from agricultural burning and forest fires gets trapped in the region. Due to Lamphun’s topography, which is located in a valley surrounded by mounta…

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