Appendix C
Open Session Agendas
COMMITTEE ON EMERGING SCIENCE ON INDOOR CHEMISTRY
1st Meeting—Virtual
1:00 | Purpose of Open Session and Introduction of Committee Members |
David Dorman Chair, Committee on Emerging Science on Indoor Chemistry Professor, North Carolina State University |
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1:10 | Sponsors’ Perspectives on the Committee Task |
Yulia Carroll Senior Medical Officer, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
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Christopher P. Weis Toxicology Liaison, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and National Toxicology Program |
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Laura Kolb Director, Center for Scientific Analysis, Indoor Environments Division, Office of Radiation and Indoor Air, Environmental Protection Agency |
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Evan S. Michelson Program Director, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation |
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2:00 | Discussion—Sponsors and Committee |
2:30 | Open Microphone—Opportunity for Public Comment |
3:00 | End of Open Session |
EMERGING SCIENCE ON INDOOR CHEMISTRY AND IMPLICATIONS:
AN INFORMATION-GATHERING WORKSHOP
Monday, April 5, 2021
Virtual
I. Introduction and Overview
9:30 | Opening Remarks and Goals of the Workshop |
David Dorman Committee Chair |
II. Emerging Science on Indoor Air Chemistry
Session Chair: Allen Goldstein
9:40 | Overview of Emerging Research and Discoveries |
Charles Weschler Rutgers Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute |
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10:05 | Indoor Chemistry of Building Materials |
Tunga Salthammer Fraunhofer WKI |
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10:30 | Consumer Products in the Home Environment: Considerations for Indoor Air |
Kathie Dionisio U.S. Environmental Protection Agency |
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10:55 | Break |
11:05 | Impact of Air Cleaners and Indoor Chemistry |
Richard Corsi Portland State University |
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11:30 | Research Needs in Indoor Surface Chemistry |
Hugo Destaillats Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
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11:55 | Lunch Break |
III. Monitoring and Exposure
Session Chair: Rima Habre
12:45 | Emerging Sensor Technologies to Enhance Understanding of Indoor Air Pollutants |
Andrea Polidori SCAQMD |
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1:10 | Future Chemicals of Concern: Semivolatile Compounds in the Indoor Environment |
Deborah Bennett UC Davis |
1:35 | Modeling Exposure to Chemicals in Indoor Air |
John Wambaugh and Kristin Isaacs U.S. Environmental Protection Agency |
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2:00 | Break |
IV. Crosscutting Issues
Session Chair: Jonathan Abbatt
2:10 | Indoor Chemistry Has Exposure Consequences That Are (Potentially) Health-Relevant |
Bill Nazaroff UC Berkeley |
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2:35 | Residential Indoor Air Exposure Disparities |
Gary Adamkiewicz Harvard University |
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3:00 | Relationships between the Building and Indoor Chemistry |
Jeff Siegel University of Toronto |
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3:25 | Combined Modeling of Organic Chemical Fate and Human Exposure |
Frank Wania University of Toronto |
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3:50 | Break |
V. Data Gaps and Research Needs
Session Chairs: Delphine Farmer and Bill Bahnfleth
4:00 | A Panel Discussion to Explore Research Needs and Data Gaps |
Panel Members:
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Potential Discussion Questions:
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5:00 | Adjourn |