Air Hub is an EPSRC Micro-network plus dedicated to understanding PM2.5 indoors. It will run a series of events and pilot studies around PM2.5 indoors to help understand what PM2.5 indoors is made of, what it does to our health and what we should do about it. The aim is to bring together a wide community of experts across the fields of indoor air sciences, health, co-design and engineering.  More information https://www.air-hub.org.uk/

This project uses South Yorkshire as a case study for a wider sustainability challenge, developing upland fire monitoring strategies that support public health, and climate adaptation, both in the UK and internationally. More information https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/may/30/moorland-fires-measuring-system-peak-district

Working in collaboration with Sheffield City Council to advise businesses on proper ventilation throughout the year.

Understanding the sources, transformations and fates of Indoor air pollutants.