Reflections from the ASHRAE Winter Meeting on infectious aerosols, Standard 241, and healthy buildings—exploring the latest in ventilation, filtration, and HVAC strategies for reducing airborne disease transmission
Independent testing ensures HVAC filters meet air quality standards, compliance, and consumer trust.
The Role of Independent Testing in HVAC Filtration: Ensuring Air Quality Standards Read More »
Connecting with ASHRAE Ireland at the ASHRAE Winter Conference to advance indoor air quality, airborne pathogen control, and building health innovations.
Validated by Airmid Healthgroup, Fellowes AeraMax™ air purifiers effectively capture airborne viruses and improve indoor air quality, as showcased at the 2025 AHR Expo
Air Sniper collaborated with Airmid Healthgroup to scientifically validate the effectiveness of its germicidal UVGI technology in reducing airborne pathogens, with results showcased at major industry conferences, reinforcing its impact on indoor air quality.
Case Study: Air Sniper’s Germicidal UVGI Technology – Advancing Indoor Air Quality Read More »
Explore the Airmid Healthgroup Blog for expert insights on aerobiology, indoor air quality, and the science of airborne pollutants to create healthier indoor environments.
Care For The Air We Share: Discover the Airmid Healthgroup Blog Read More »
Dr. John McKeon represented Airmid Healthgroup at ASHRAE Winter Conference and AHR Expo 2025, engaging in IAQ discussions, exploring innovations, and reinforcing Airmid’s role in science-backed product testing.
Airmid Healthgroup’s Dr. John McKeon will speak at Filtration Hour, discussing the scientific validation of filtration technologies, the impact of bioaerosols on indoor air quality, and how advanced filtration systems contribute to healthier urban environments.
Filtration Hour: The Science Behind Healthier Cities Read More »
A proprietary hot water extraction cleaning process significantly reduces surface and airborne allergens and microorganisms in carpets and soft furnishings, improving indoor air quality.
This study challenges the assumption that hard floors are always preferable for allergen avoidance, showing that certain carpets can act as reservoirs that reduce airborne allergen exposure compared to hard flooring.
Study: Airborne Exposures to Allergen and Particles With and Without Carpeting Read More »
