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FILTRATION & FERTILITY EXPECTED – WEBINAR 14.05.2026 15 – 17 Uhr

Post-Event Report on Filtration Hour (March 2026 CCME)

Entscheidungsträger im Gesundheitswesen und Spezialisten für Qualitätskontrolle im Bereich HLK Normungs- und Zertifizierungsstellen Fachärzte für Reproduktionsmedizin HVAC-und Filtrationsfachleute Eigentümer und Investoren Technische Vertreter von Fruchtbarkeitskliniken und anderen Gesundheitseinrichtungen Hersteller von IVF-Technologie und -Ausrüstung Architekten im Gesundheitswesen MEP-Berater und -Bauunternehmer Allgemeine Berater und Bauunternehmer Fachleute für Facility Management

SYMPOSIUM-VORSITZENDER: DR. IYAD AL-ATTAR, UNABHÄNGIGER BERATER FÜR LUFTFILTRATION UND INNENRAUMLUFTQUALITÄT

SESSION 1: Die Auswirkungen von Luftschadstoffen auf die menschliche Fruchtbarkeit

Schwerpunkt: Untersuchung der epidemiologischen und biologischen Zusammenhänge zwischen schlechter Luftqualität, städtischen Umgebungen und der reproduktiven Gesundheit.

17:55 Uhr Podiumsdiskussion

Thema: Räumliche Typologien in der assistierten Reproduktionstechnologie (ART): Die Vereinbarkeit embryologischer Mikroumgebungen mit evidenzbasiertem psychosozialem Design

Moderator: Nick Agopian, Präsident, Reviveaire

Teilnehmer:

  • Dr. María del Mar Barbero Barrera, außerordentliche Professorin, Fakultät für Architektur (ETSAM), Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
  • Heike Krüger, Ehrenvorsitzende des Vorstands, Nano-Control
  • Mitch McCreary, Spezialist für Luftfilterung
  • Alfredo Oliveira, Direktor für Forschung, Entwicklung und regulatorische Angelegenheiten, Purever Industries

 

 

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Filtration News 3/2026
Healthy Indoor Air Isn´t A Luxury – Why Filtration Must Move To The Center

We are thrilled to announce the publication of the article in Filtration News:

Healthy Indoor Air Isn´t A Luxury – Why Filtration Must Move To The Center

Author Heike Krüger, nano-Control Foundation

Healthy Indoor Air Isn´t A Luxury – Why Filtration Must Move To The Center

We are pleased to share the LinkedIn Presentation from

Dr. Iyad Al-Attar
Visiting Academic Fellow – School of Aerospace, Transport and Manufacturing at Cranfield University
Vereinigtes Königreich

🤝 In our pursuit of atmospheric integrity, these leaders are redefining how we perceive and protect the air we breathe.“

🟢 Dr Paula Olsiewski:
Championing the air we share

🟢 Heike Krüger
#Healthy #indoor air isn’t a luxury- Why #filtration must move to the center

🟢 Alfredo Oliveira
Pioneering #safe and #sustainable #climate solutions

🟢 Mack Barnhardt
The air we share: why it’s time to mandate proper #IAQ through filtration

👉 Read the full script – page 28, go the 🏃‍➡️ #extra #mile with the International Filtration News::

Healthy Indoor Air Isn´t A Luxury – Why Filtration Must Move To The Center

#future #innovation #sustainability #urbanization #data #energy #public #health #wellbeing

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FILTRATION HOUR CALLS FOR GLOBAL ALIGNMENT ON IAQ GOVERNANCE

Link FILTRATION HOUR CALLS FOR GLOBAL ALIGNMENT ON IAQ GOVERNANCE

 

WFI Post-Event Report on Filtration Hour

28 MARCH 2026
FILTRATION HOUR CALLS FOR GLOBAL ALIGNMENT ON IAQ GOVERNANCE

World Filtration Institute-hosted webinar highlights need for standards, data integrity and health-first approach to air quality management

By Karu Suren | Associate Editor, Climate Control Middle East

POST-EVENT REPORT FILTRATION HOUR, the webinar by the World Filtration Institute (WFI), on February 19, underscored the growing complexity surrounding Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), and called for a transition towards more structured governance,
standardisation and accountability. Held under the theme, ‘Filtering theAir Quality Noise’, the event, in panel discussion format, brought together specialists from academia, industry and media to examine the challenges posed by fragmented data, inconsistent
standards and limited public awareness.

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Healthy Indoor Air: Why Filtration Must Move to the Center

Clean indoor air with real-time measurements, pollution avoidance, intelligent filtration systems, continuous documentation and evaluation of atmospheric memory

Healthy indoor air is not a luxury—it is essential. We spend up to 90% of our lives inside buildings, yet indoor air can be significantly more polluted than outdoor air. The good news: unlike ambient pollution, indoor air quality is largely within our control. Filtration, when combined with measurement and intelligent systems, offers one of the most effective levers for immediate improvement. Weiterlesen

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The GO IAQS Summary is Now Global and Available in 9 Languages

 by Sotirios Papathanasiou

At GO AQS, we believe that clean air and the knowledge to achieve it shouldn’t be limited by language. In our ongoing mission to make critical information more accessible to every corner of the globe, we are thrilled to announce that the GO IAQS Summary is now available in 9 languages.

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GO AQS – Heike Krüger – Clean Indoor Air is Only Possible with Limits for Invisible Ultrafine Particles PM0.1

Heike Krüger, Chairwoman of the nano-Control, Internationale Stiftung, is sounding the alarm on a „silent epidemic“ hiding in our offices: ultrafine particles from laser printers.

The Invisible Reality:

  • Printing just one page can release billions of particles into the air.
  • These pollutants can reach every cell in the human body, including the brain.
  • Studies show that 90% of affected individuals report respiratory issues.

Heike is calling for international standards to limit these particles to below 1,000 per cubic centimeter, a vital move to protect us in the indoor spaces where we spend 90% of our lives.

„I have a dream that one day the air we breathe indoors will be safe and clean.“ — Heike Krüger

Für weitere Informationen klicken Sie hier.

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GO AQS In Kürze verfügbar: Umfrage der Arbeitsgruppe „Schimmelpilz“
26.02.2026 Coming Soon: Mold Working Group Survey

Coming Soon: Mold Working Group Survey

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World Filtration Institute (WFI)
19.02.2026 16.00 CET/MEZ
Filtration Hour – Filtering Air Quality Noise
We need concepts for healthy indoor air – whatever it takes!

Heike Krüger took part in the WFI Filtration Hour and was impressed by the passion and contributions of the outstanding panellists. This discussion was a wonderful opportunity to draw attention to underestimated topics.

She was delighted to be able to present the topic to this outstanding group.

Her conclusion:

The issue of indoor air pollution is very complex. The first important step is to bring all relevant issues to the table in order to develop concepts from experts for healthy indoor air that we can rely on – whatever it takes!

Full Webinar Recording | Filtering the Air Quality Noise (Filtration Hour)

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16th VERT Forum & VERT Focus Day at METAS

We are participating because this is where experts from all over the world from across different disciplines meet to discuss the topic of indoor air quality.

VERT FORUM 2026 – March 19th, 2026
– Indoor Air Quality

VERT FOCUS Day March 20th, 2026
– NPTI / PN – Exhibition
Location: METAS, Bern Switzerland

 

 

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GO AQS – Heike Krüger – Clean Indoor Air is Only Possible with Limits for Invisible Ultrafine Particles PM0.1

Heike Krüger, Chairwoman of the nano-Control, Internationale Stiftung, is sounding the alarm on a „silent epidemic“ hiding in our offices: ultrafine particles from laser printers.

The Invisible Reality:

  • Printing just one page can release billions of particles into the air.
  • These pollutants can reach every cell in the human body, including the brain.
  • Studies show that 90% of affected individuals report respiratory issues.

Heike is calling for international standards to limit these particles to below 1,000 per cubic centimeter, a vital move to protect us in the indoor spaces where we spend 90% of our lives.

I have a dream that one day the air we breathe indoors will be safe and clean. — Heike Krüger