Jinglin Jiang

Jinglin Jiang's research focuses on indoor air quality, studying how chemicals released during activities like building disinfection affect the air people breathe indoors and how energy use in buildings influences airborne particle behavior. This work combines air-quality monitoring instruments, such as mass spectrometry and photoionization detection, with building science to understand human exposure to indoor pollutants. Prospective students would likely engage with environmental sensing methods, indoor chemistry, and workplace exposure assessment.

Publication output was minimal or absent in the earlier part of the decade but has increased notably since 2021, suggesting a growing and more active publication record in recent years.

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