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CAREER: Secondary Emissions of Chemical Irritants into Indoor Air

CAREER: Secondary Emissions of Chemical Irritants into Indoor Air
职业:化学刺激物二次排放到室内空气中
批准号:
0238721
负责人:
Glenn Morrison
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003-07-01 至 2009-06-30

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0238721莫里森博士的职业目标是通过将新颖的空气污染研究与本科课程相结合,促进工程、科学和教育领域的最佳实践。他的目标是通过以下方式实现的:在课堂接触时间有限的情况下,应用最佳教育实践来增加和改善学生的学习;通过项目将研究和课程工作整合起来,向大学、高中和非传统学生介绍高水平的实验研究,同时允许学生生成可发表的数据;探索室内空气污染的物理化学,这是空气质量研究中一个研究较少的领域。在努力将研究带给高中生的基础上,PI正在继续积极应用改进的教学实践。具体地说,莫里森博士已被选中参加密苏里大学系统竞争激烈的“新学院教学学者”项目。该计划旨在通过挑战新教师将最成功的教学技巧融入课堂和课程作业来改善学生的学习。近八年来,莫里森博士一直活跃在室内空气污染的研究中,最近,他还开发了环境分析的新技术。在室内环境中,臭氧与表面发生反应,将挥发性氧化产物释放到室内空气中,这些物质气味难闻、刺激性强,可能会降低个人舒适性和生产率,甚至会导致“病态建筑综合症”。这个项目非常适合让学生了解研究,同时提高我们对室内污染和暴露的理解。更广泛的影响:项目结果将影响制造商的产品决策,同时向消费者提出关于产品使用的建议,并向公共卫生官员提供排放测量和暴露估计的数据库,以用于建议政策。
英文摘要
0238721 Morrison Dr. Morrison's career goal is to promote best practices in engineering, science and education by integrating novel air pollution research with undergraduate coursework. His goals are achieved by: applying best education practices to increase and improve student learning given limited in-class contact time, integrating research and course work through projects that introduce college, high school and non-traditional students to high-level experimental research while allowing students to generate publishable data, and probing the physics and chemistry of indoor air pollution, a poorly studied area of air quality research.Building on efforts to bring research to high school students, the PI is continuing to actively apply improved teaching practices. Specifically, Dr. Morrison has been selected to participate in the competitive "New Faculty Teaching Scholars" program of the University of Missouri system. This program seeks to improve student learning by challenging new teachers to incorporate the most successful teaching techniques in the classroom and coursework. Dr. Morrison has been active in indoor air pollution research for nearly eight years and, more recently, in developing new techniques for environmental analysis. In indoor environments, ozone reacts with surfaces, liberating volatile oxidized products into indoor air that are odorous, irritating and may reduce personal comfort and productivity, and even contribute to "Sick Building Syndrome". This project is well suited to the goal of acquainting students with research while improving our understanding of indoor pollution and exposure. Broader impact: Project results will influence product decision-making of manufacturers, while making recommendations to consumers regarding product usage, and providing public health officials with a database of emissions measurements and exposure estimates for use in recommending policy.
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