Filter by category:All Categories*Current Projects**Past Projects*Citizen ScienceExpiratory & Cough AerosolsGlobal Burden of DiseaseLow-Cost SensorsMarine AerosolsPrinter EmissionsUltrafine particlesVehicle Emissions Airborne ultrafine particles in Australian cities Ultrafine particle monitoring to support WHO 2021 UFP Good Practice Safe and efficient eco-driving using connected and automated vehicles Mapping surface PM2.5 during Australian Bushfire Season using Satellite Optical Depth Improving the GEOS-Chem model for biogenic aerosol processes using Southern Ocean and Antarctic observations and machine learning Southern Ocean aerosols: sources, sinks and impact on cloud properties ARC Training Centre for Advanced Building Systems Against Airborne Infection Transmission (Thrive) Making Australia resilient to airborne infection transmission “How’s the air up there?”: Queensland Communities Discussing Air Quality Monitoring at a Busy Street Intersection, Yarraville, Melbourne Global Burden of Disease Studies Enhanced Carbon Monoxide Concentrations in City Centres “The Air is Fair, Here and There”: Queensland Communities Assessing and Comparing Air Quality Monitoring Air Quality in Sri Lanka Blue Mountains and Lithgow Air Watch Particles from Respiratory Activities and Infection Spread Establishing advanced networks for air quality sensing and analysis Applications of KOALAs in Ha Noi, Vietnam Monitoring Dust Emissions from Coal Trains Monitoring Emissions from Cruise Ships in the Port Melbourne Energy practices in Oceania: A pilot study in Solomon Islands Air Quality in Brisbane after the flood disaster Applications of KOALAs in Beijing Children's exposure to air pollution in Fiji Marine Aerosols in Antarctica Printer Emissions Multibeam bathymetry mapping of the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea (Project 3DGBR) Biogeochemical and optical properties of the Coral Sea and Queensland Shelf Facing climate change uncertainty for the Great Barrier Reef Traffic Emissions and Children’s Health (UPTECH Project) The Gold Coast, its air – and KOALAs
