Did you know we breathe in about 9,000 liters of air every day in the buildings where we live and work? That's a lot of air! And just like we want clean water to drink, we also want clean air to breathe.

Climate change, pollution, and even pandemics like COVID-19 have made us think more about the air we breathe indoors. That's why there's a growing need for better ways to manage air quality in buildings, especially in places like schools.

Schools are important because kids spend a lot of time there learning and growing. They deserve a healthy, comfortable space where they can focus and thrive. That's why we're working on developing new systems and guidelines to make indoor air in schools cleaner and safer.

These systems will be flexible enough to handle different situations, like pandemics or wildfires, and will also be able to provide good air quality during normal times.

By working together with public health experts and building engineers, we can create better indoor air environments for everyone. This will help keep people healthy and improve their overall well-being.