Mark Mendell
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Awards
<em>Indoor Air</em> Award to Berkeley Lab Researchers - July 18th 2011
A paper by William Fisk, Anna Mirer, and Mark Mendell has received a "best paper" award from the editors of the journal Indoor Air.
According to the citation, “Quantitative relationship of sick building syndrome symptoms with ventilation rates,” was “one of the top papers published in the journal during the years 2008-2010.”
The authors were honored at one of the plenary sessions of the Indoor Air 2011 conference, which takes place this week in Austin.
"Quantitative relationship of sick building syndrome symptoms with ventilation rates", Indoor Air 19(2): 159-165, April 2009.
One of the three best papers to appear in the journal Indoor Air in 2005-2007 - August 29th 2008
"Do Indoor Pollutants and thermal conditions in schools influence student performance? A critical review of the literature," Indoor Air 15(1): 27-52, January 2005.
Children's Environmental Health Article of the Month - July 21st 2008
Appearing in the refereed journal Indoor Air, "Indoor Residential Chemical Emissions as Risk Factors for Respiratory and Allergic Effects in Children: A Review," reports that evidence from a variety of studies in the research literature suggests many residential materials, such as particleboard and plastics, may be decreasing indoor air quality and increasing respiratory health problems such as asthma and allergies in children.
Best Poster Award, Healthy Buildings Conference, Helsinki - March 15th 2000
For the poster entitled: "Association of Ventilation with Health and Other Human Responses in Commercial and Institutional Buildings"
Best Paper Published, <em>Indoor Air</em> - November 9th 1998
For the paper "Development of new VOC exposure metrics and their relationship to sick building syndrome symptoms".