The study’s second public meeting was held on June 20-21, 2016 at the 20 F Street Conference Center in Washington, DC (20 F Street NW, Washington DC 20001).
The final meeting agenda, along with a committee roster and speaker biographies, can be viewed here.
Recordings of the webcast and slide decks are available below:
Welcome to the Meeting and Introductions
Perspectives on Microbial Interactions in Built Environments
Elizabeth Stulberg – National Microbiome Initiative (slides)
Brent Stephens – Perspectives on Microbial Interactions in Built Environments (slides)
Q&A Session with Elizabeth Stulberg and Brent Stephens
Public Engagement on the Implications of Built Environment Microbiomes
Rob Dunn – Citizen Science and Public Engagement in the Microbiomes of the Built Environment (slides)
LeeAnn Kahlor – Risk Communication and Information Seeking (slides)
Linking Human Occupants and Built Environment Microbiomes
Elizabeth Grice – Skin Microbiome (slides)
Susan Lynch – The Built Environment and its Relationship with Childhood Allergic Asthma (slides)
Gary Adamkiewicz – The Residential Microbiome: Reflections on considerations for low-income households, housing and communities (slides)
Charles Haas – QMRA in the Built Environment (slides)
Donald Milton – Models: How to think about infections in the air? (slides)
Joanne Sordillo – Epidemiological Investigations in Understanding Health Impacts of Human-Built Environment Interactions (slides)
Breakout Discussions: What do we really need to know about built environment microbiomes in order to move toward application?
Breakout Discussion Conversation
Reporting out from Breakout Groups
Building Systems: Impacts and Characterization
Andrew Persily – Introduction to Building Systems (slides)
Dennis Stanke – HVAC Systems (slides)
Terry Brennan – Good enclosure, bad enclosure and the accidentally invited (slides)
Jeffrey Siegel – Indoor Surfaces and the Role of Moisture (slides)
