👇 When I started my PhD I switched from my masters advisor, who was a titan in the field, to be first student of first year prof. Made all the difference in my career, and both have been invaluable mentors

“If we want our offices to be places people want to be, we need to make that environment better for them.” Piers MacNaughton, View, Inc. #WorkplaceInnovation2020

Fascinating article covering work by Josh Apte on environmental disparities in India through a day in the life of Monu and Aamya nyti.ms/2WpKYax

Is Crossfit the first business to recommend CO2 monitoring? (I'm helping advise.) I have been surprised at how little we need to crack the doors open to stay below 600 ppm. We should be doing this in schools and workplaces, in addition to masks + distancing + hygiene.

I think displays with CO2 levels in public buildings are a great idea, as done in Japan (which also promoted the very effective 3Cs), although I would target 800 ppm or lower. Could color code like the air quality index.

The importance of aerosol #SARSCoV2 transmission New @PNASnews pnas.org/content/118/8/… by Joseph Allen Parham Azimi Brent Stephens and colleagues

Congrats to View, Inc. on becoming a publicly traded company today. Been a pleasure to get to know and work with the leadership team. (Including that guy I recognize just a little bit on the big screen in Times Square! Nice work Piers MacNaughton!) #HealthyBuildings

Newest paper from the #cogfx study by @anna_s_young. Chemical exposure in offices driven by: 1) local regulations 2) what building you work in 3) what personal care products you use

Our multi country study on indoor air and cognitive function is finally out. Big takeaway: increases in PM2.5 and CO2 concentrations were sig. associated with acute reductions in cognitive function. Here’s how we (Joseph Allen @anna_s_young Piers MacNaughton et al) did it:

Very excited to see the results from 3rd #COGfxstudy come out! Great work by Memo Cedeño Laurent, @anna_s_young, Emily Jones, Joseph Allen et al. Better filtration, better ventilation aren't just good COVID solutions, but have cognitive benefits even in buildings considered good.

Hear from Piers MacNaughton View, Inc. as he joins #EconInnov and will discuss: building a healthy workplace in a post-pandemic world. Register free > bit.ly/2Vn94pe #Futureofwork

Brighter days make for better night. New research from Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai shared at Greenbuild shows that we sleep 16 minutes longer when we get more daylight access during the day.

#HighlyAccessedPaper Access to #Daylight at Home Improves Circadian Alignment, #Sleep, and Mental Health in Healthy Adults: A Crossover Study by Rohan Nagare et al. Access for Free: mdpi.com/1660-4601/18/1…

Fantastic report! Thanks for including me AirRated

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And I’m looking for a great post-doc to join the team ASAP. More details coming soon, but feel free to DM me.

How does the built environment affect occupant health, wellbeing and productivity? Find out on this week’s episode of The PropTech Ramble with Piers MacNaughton, Vice President of Health Strategy at View, Inc. 👉 open.spotify.com/episode/7d0WbL…

Great primer on View, Inc. smart windows on CBS. Check it out 👇

Congrats Rita for first place 🥇 really great seeing your work on disinfecting properties of daylight thru electrochromic windows being acknowledged

Big milestone for an impactful tool that connects climate and public health. It's great to see how far this has come and encourage people to play around, even with hypothetical data.