1/2 We do not recommend acrylic room dividers for reducing risk of airborne transmission. At best it does NOTHING, at worse it changes the airflow patterns in the room and can cause pooling of air, hotspots, and reduced ventilation effectiveness.

2/2 This paper shows that ventilation efficiency depends on partition location, where supply air and exhaust vents are located, and where is the source of contamination sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

It is important for the public to understand why to avoid loud crowded indoor places, and why you should wear masks indoors whenever others are around. This virus is released in the breath of people when they speak-many have no symptoms and do not even know they are sick.

.@govpritzker Please support the Clean Energy Jobs Act! #CEJA is a critical part of a bold recovery effort to build a strong, equitable economy and healthier, more resilient communities #CEJAcantwait #Illinois

Building Science for COVID-19 Safer Voting - Resource from Building Performance Association #VOTE ChampaignCountyClerk

The energy efficiency workforce plays a critical role in helping communities save energy & $$$, but Illinois lost 10% of EE workers due to COVID-19. Workforce development and resilience are key. Join the conversation at the Stronger Together summit. smartenergy.illinois.edu/stronger-toget…

Excited to be part of discussions on energy efficiency workforce jobs in IL with @IllinoisSEDAC and Ameren Illinois tomorrow!

We need to start valuing #energyefficency as a flexible energy resource like generation. If every home and business in Texas were 20% more efficient, that's 20% less gas, coal, wind needed for supply, helping all communities to stay safer & powered on. washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/02…

"It’s time for the Legislature to get charged up about passing a comprehensive energy bill that would help the environment, assist ratepayers, benefit communities that need jobs and help workers displaced by the shift from fossil fuels." #CEJACantWait chicago.suntimes.com/2021/2/13/2228…

Excited to be attending my first MEEA #MES2021 Conference and hearing from keynote #Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer to kick off Midwest Energy Solutions Conference today!

We recently sat down with small business owners on the South Side of Chicago to learn more about what IL is doing to support small, community-based clean energy companies. The short answer: not enough. CEJA will change that. Take action: bit.ly/cejacantwait #CEJACantWait

The @UofI_ARI The Grainger College of Engineering @UofI_ARI University of Illinois is Hiring! Software Engineer positions are open, & the job closes 3/29/2021. ARI offers work-from-home flexibility, a welcoming atmosphere, and great benefits. Come work with us! University of Illinois Research Park jobs.illinois.edu/academic-job-b…

Update: We now have more than **1,400** people that have filed in favor of the Clean Energy Jobs Act! There's still time to add your name before the committee hearing starts at 4pm! #CEJACantWait

"rapid antigen testing for COVID-19, when conducted at least 3x times / week, achieves a viral detection level on par with the gold standard of PCR-based COVID-19 testing processed in a lab" University of Illinois directorsblog.nih.gov/2021/04/06/new…

Newer home in Central Illinois? Interested in indoor air quality in the home? Participate in a 6 week radon study with ICRT. #ChampaignIL icrt.appliedresearch.illinois.edu/research/parti…

Do you have a newer home in Central Illinois? Interested in indoor air quality? Participate in ICRT's IAQ home studies. #Savoy #SavoyIL #SavoyVillage icrt.appliedresearch.illinois.edu/research/parti…

Do you have a home in Central Illinois built after 2013? Interested in indoor air quality? Participate in ICRT's IAQ home studies. #Bloomington #Normal #Illinois #BloomigntonNormal icrt.appliedresearch.illinois.edu/research/parti…

New homes in #Chambana wanted for indoor air research study! Contact ICRT to learn more and participate in an IAQ home study. icrt.appliedresearch.illinois.edu/research/parti…

I just had an NIH grant rejected by CSR prior to review because a figure legend creeped into the 0.5in margin. I wish NIH had other things to focus on than page margins, but be careful!