[ES_JOBS_NET] EPA fellowship on indoor air chemistry (application deadline Aug 30 3:00 pm EST)

[Serena Chung]

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Radiation and Indoor Air
(ORIA) / Indoor Environments Division (IED) is looking for qualified
candidates to work on an indoor air chemistry research project. See
https://www.zintellect.com/Opportunity/Details/EPA-OAR-ORIA-2024-01
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for
more details.

*Research Project*: A new indoor air chemistry model is being developed to
understand the effects of human behaviors, building and product emissions,
outdoor air pollution, weather and other factors on the air we breathe
indoors, where we spend most of our time. This project will focus on
searching and analyzing the scientific literature and other sources to
develop a database of model inputs for activities such as cooking or
vacuuming, volatile organics emissions from building or consumer products,
fixture light spectra, historical weather data, etc. from which model users
can select to best approximate the indoor environments they are interested
in understanding. This understanding can help develop guidance for
different environments, to reduce exposures, deploy consumer air quality
monitors, and ultimately improve public health.

In addition to collaborating on model development, this fellowship will
offer many opportunities to explore other activities in the division,
including: emergency preparedness and response related to indoor air
quality, building specifications, infectious disease transmission in the
indoor environment, radon exposure reduction, indoor air in schools, and
indoor environmental epidemiology.

*EPA Office/Lab and Location*: A research project is available in the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Office of Radiation and Indoor Air
(ORIA), Indoor Environments Division (IED) located in Washington, DC.

This project is in the Environmental Protection Agency's, Office of
Radiation and Indoor Air, Indoor Environments Division (IED) located in
Washington, DC. The Indoor Environments Division (IED) is a non-regulatory
program addresses the significant public health risks that are related to
the indoor environment. IED develops, synthesizes and translates indoor air
quality (IAQ) science to inform policy and programs; provides technical
guidance and assistance, public information and education; and partners
with industry, non-governmental organizations, states, tribes and
communities to raise awareness and facilitate risk reducing actions.
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