Al Haddrell

ukhadds.bsky.social

31 August 2026 01:37

A week! That is a little overkill. Simply opening all for doors would also work in under a minute. It might be worth getting a CO2 monitor for stuff like this. It’ll the CO2 is near ambient (under 500ppm), the place is well ventilated, there is little exhaled air and the virus is decaying quicker.

Mik B

mikb.bsky.social

30 August 2026 23:09

Thank you! So, leaving it sit a week was probably overkill, ha ha! I really appreciate your response. Thank you!

Al Haddrell

ukhadds.bsky.social

30 August 2026 13:36

Getting ready to see the latest in aerosol science (with @hairyaerosol.bsky.social)! Gonna be a good week in Xi’An, China. #IAC2026

Al Haddrell

ukhadds.bsky.social

30 August 2026 13:36

Yeah, it’s showing a lot of promise. Like all new technologies, there’s always the push and pull of promises and deliverables. We’re working hard to be able to nail down how well far-UVC inactivates pathogens in “real-world” environments. Unfortunately, science takes a long time.

Dr Nicola Boyd

drnick4126.bsky.social

30 August 2026 13:22

3/3 ...and it looks like Far-UVC is now picking up momentum. I hope that David Brenner and early UVC pioneer Edward Nardell will get the credit they deserve. [At the ICFUST 26 conference Nardell just reported 91% reduction of human generated TB transmission with Far-UVC. Astonishing!!🤞].