Clear Air Matters - Share the room, not your air!
What if we had to breathe only our own air?
Imagine a world where every breath is a risk, and wearing a full-face breathing mask is the norm. In this thought-provoking short film, we step into a future where air safety is taken to the extreme until one breakthrough changes everything.
A powerful reminder that the air we share can be our greatest threat or our most important solution.
Disclaimer: The film aims to raise awareness about the importance of indoor air quality. However, for real-world solutions, always seek advice from professionals such as occupational health experts or building installation specialists.
Preventing Airborne Transmissions Of Viruses
Since the global impact of COVID-19, we are acutely aware of the risk of diseases dispersed through the air. Virologists, epidemiologists, fluid mechanics and engineers will join forces in the MIST programme to better understand and prevent airborne viral transmission. Under various conditions, the researchers will study the infectiousness of viruses, the spread of fluid droplets in the air, and the influence of ventilation and the purification of air on the transfer of viruses. They will subsequently translate this knowledge into practical recommendations about which measures can be deployed in the most efficient, cost-effective and sustainable manner in various environments ranging from people at home to hospitals, schools and trains.
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