virtual • October 24, 2023

Clean Air Expo

Join the indoor air revolution
Take part in the world’s first all-virtual Clean Indoor Air Expo, as we highlight innovative technologies - and the people behind them - that are working to expand access to clean indoor air.

Why clean indoor air?

People already understand the importance of good hygiene to prevent disease. We know to wash our hands after we use the bathroom, we know not to drink contaminated water, and we know not to eat uncooked meat.

The COVID-19 pandemic has shown us that we also need to ensure the air we breathe is safe and not contaminated by pathogens. Water hygiene brought centuries of opportunities. Air hygiene will do the same again.

A growing number of governments, businesses, and schools are implementing clean air solutions such as ventilation, filtration, and air quality monitoring. By doing so they are keeping their workforce, their customers, their students, and their communities safe.

The global shift toward clean indoor air is bringing with it new air quality standards and legislation that will affect all shared indoor spaces.

Why the Clean Air Expo?

The world is in the early stages of a paradigm shift that will see huge growth in demand for clean air products and services. Early adopters are embracing technologies such as CO2 monitoring, ventilation, HEPA filtration, UV-C sterilisation, and improved PPE. But many organisations are still figuring out what clean indoor air means for them and how to go about finding and implementing the right solutions.

The Clean Air Expo aims to break down the barriers to clean indoor air. In one day the Expo will showcase the latest in affordable and efficient air-cleaning technologies, products, and services. Our expert speakers and exhibitors will empower you to make informed decisions about indoor air quality.

Why now?

The pandemic showed the need. Technology has made it possible. Countries are acting. Now is the time to find out what your organisation can do to prepare for these changes.

showcasing clean indoor air technologies to improve health and well-being.

  • Jose-Luis Jimenez

    Distinguished Professor, UC Boulder • Institute Fellow, CIRES. Chemistry • Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES).

    USA

  • Lisa M. Brosseau, ScD

    Industrial Hygienist, Consultant, Speaker, Spokesperson, Thought Leader in the areas of Workplace Health and Safety. Award-winning professor, researcher, writer, educator.

    United States

  • Andrew Hewat

    Allied Health Union

    Australia

  • Stephane Bilodeau

    Chairman of the Board at Smart Phases (Novacab)

    Canada

  • Ewan Eadie

    Head of Scientific Services for Photobiology and Optical Radiation - University of Dundee

    UK

  • Anne Miller

    Healthcare consultant, Volunteer Executive Director of Project N95

    USA

  • Maryann D'Allesandro

    NIOSH, NPPTL

    USA

  • Eric Feigl-Ding

    Epidemiologist | Health Economist | Health Policy | Public Health Advocacy

    USA

  • William Bahnfleth

    ASHRAE, Professor of Architectural Engineering at Penn State University

    USA

  • Lidia Morawska

    Queensland University of Technology

    Australia

  • Krystal Pollit

    Associate Professor of Epidemiology (Environmental Health); Affiliated Faculty, Yale Institute for Global Health

    USA

  • Aaron Collins

    The Mask Nerd

    USA

  • Colin Kinner

    Program Director, Clean Air Accelerator

    Australia

  • Yaneer Bar-Yam

    Founder, New England Complex Systems Institute

    USA

  • Joey Fox

    HVAC Engineer. P. Eng, Ontario Society of Professional Engineers, IAQ Advisory Group Chair

    Canada

  • Barry Hunt

    Head, Prescientx, a Canadian engineering and manufacturing solutions provider established in 2019, specializing in Engineered Infection Prevention.

    Canada

  • Jim Rosenthal

    Corsi-Rosenthal Foundation

    USA

  • Nicholas Burt

    Chief Executive Officer at Facility Management Association of Australia

    Australia

  • Kara Darling

    Practice Manager and Research Lead with Lighthouse Complex Care.

    United States

  • Michael Bailey

    Indoor Air Care Advocates

    USA

  • Tony Colaneri

    Illinois Stakeholders for Air Quality in Schools

    USA

  • Jonathan Levy

    Chair and Professor, Environmental Health, Boston University

  • Pieter Peach

    Dr. Peach is an anaesthesiologist who sees cleaner indoor air as one of the sustainable, minimally disruptive interventions that can be cost-effectively implemented to reduce the impact of future waves of SARS-CoV-2 to help reduce the need for future restrictions.

    USA

how to get involved

  • Speakers

    Informational speakers will provide five minute hit points on the latest in indoor air quality research and developments.

    Expression of Interest

  • Exhibitors

    Exhibitors will set up virtual "booths" to present products and services to interested audience members.

    Expression of Interest

  • Audience

    Learn about the latest in clean air technology, find out new ways to advocate for clean air, and have your questions answered.

    Register