Airmid Healthgroup welcomed Swissatest for a strategic visit to drive innovation in appliance hygiene, allergen removal, and global indoor air quality standards.
This Earth Day, Airmid celebrates its commitment to IAQ by using rigorous testing to ensure that products contribute to healthier, environmentally responsible living spaces.
The International Ultraviolet Association (IUVA) is calling for abstracts for the 2025 World Congress in Lisbon, focusing on advancements in UV technology for air and surface disinfection, water safety, and public health.
Discover how ASHRAE 185.1, 185.2, and 185.3-2024 evaluate UV-C and non-UV air cleaning devices. Learn how 185.3 compares to AHAM AC-5 and explore the new 185.5P testing standard.
An Overview of the ASHRAE 185 Series: Standards for Evaluating Air-Cleaning Technologies Read More »
Measles is a highly contagious disease, but improving indoor air quality through ventilation, filtration, and humidity control can significantly reduce its airborne transmission.
Understanding Measles: A Preventable Threat and the Role of Indoor Air Quality Read More »
The Cleaning Products Europe Conference highlighted the urgent need for evidence-based innovation, regulatory alignment, and advanced testing, all areas where Airmid Healthgroup empowers manufacturers to deliver cleaner, healthier, and more credible products.
Cleaning Products Europe: Testing, Innovation, and Health in a Shifting Landscape Read More »
Airmid Healthgroup participated in a pivotal IUVA/NIST workshop on UV disinfection, emphasizing the importance of scientifically validated, real-world efficacy testing and standards development for germicidal technologies using their advanced bioaerosol chambers and ISO/GLP-accredited lab capabilities.
Advancing the Science of UV Disinfection: Insights from the IUVA & NIST Workshop Read More »
Dr. John McKeon reflects on the NADCA Annual Meeting 2025, highlighting the HVAC industry’s growing commitment to science-led standards, evidence-based practices, and community collaboration in improving indoor air quality and energy efficiency.
ISO 15714:2019 is key for testing air-cleaning tech against airborne microbes. Airmid Healthgroup answers top FAQs and supports applying the standard.
As the world’s leading authority in indoor aerobiology, Airmid Healthgroup offers specialized testing under ISO 16000-36:2018, the international standard for evaluating the reduction rate of culturable airborne bacteria using air purifiers in a test chamber. Below, we answer some of the most common questions manufacturers, regulators, and innovators ask about this method.
FAQ: ISO 16000-36:2018 Testing for Air Purifiers Read More »
