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Project Progress<\/h1>\n

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August 2025<\/em>
In August, Dr. Tami Bond and Misa Soto joined Dr. Jeff Collett at the Front Range Forum to present on Air Pollution on the Front Range.<\/em> Dr. Bond discussed how outdoor air moves into homes and impacts indoor air quality, while Misa led a hands-on table demonstration showing how pollutants travel and settle in everyday environments.<\/p>\n

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June 2025<\/em>
Now open-access in Indoor Environments: \u201cPredictability of time-resolved cross-envelope pressures driving natural infiltration in low-rise residential buildings.<\/a>\u201d This journal paper by Dom Bledsoe and the field team draws on 16,000 hours of one-minute data at 9 homes. It shows that stack pressures are very well predicted, and pressure response to wind appears during periods of elevated wind but are difficult to predict.<\/p>\n

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Spring 2025<\/em>
In March, members of our team installed a SAPPHIRES Filter Kit in their own homes. Since then, they’ve been testing the dashboard and filter to simulate real-world use and help identify any issues.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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September 2024<\/em>
Participant’s Journey Workshop:<\/strong> This workshop mapped the participant experience across key phases of the SAPPHIRES study\u2014from recruitment to installation and notifications. The team identified events, thoughts, behaviors, and opportunities to improve communication, reduce confusion, and build trust with participants throughout their involvement in the study.<\/p>\n

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September 2024<\/em>
Paige Ambord’s paper<\/a>, “Moving the Needle on Home Health: Reconceptualizing Social Problems in a Multi-Stakeholder System” is published at Indoor Environments<\/em>. Paige (now at UNC Asheville<\/a>) took a couple of years to look at home health with a social-problems lens.<\/p>\n

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August 2024<\/em>
We welcomed Graduate Student Daniel Rodriguez as part of the Diagnostic sub-team. He is currently evaluating how pressures in different parts of the home indicate the influence of wind and human behavior. Before CSU, Daniel investigated air quality impacts from large industrial facilities and benefits from decarbonizing industry, with a particular focus on environmental justice communities.<\/p>\n

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August 2024<\/em>
We welcomed Naomi Chang as a Post-Doctoral Researcher. Naomi is an environmental engineer with interests in air quality and public health. She received her PhD from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where her research focused on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the indoor environment. Naomi is working on understanding how people interact with and maintain air quality interventions in their homes, how behavior leads to system effectiveness, and ultimately how to recommend systemic intervention.<\/p>\n

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\nWe\u2019re utilizing a unique facility called the “House of Pressure,” designed to simulate and test whole-house pressure systems. This allows us to better understand how air pressure changes affect indoor air quality and overall home health.[\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][\/et_pb_section][et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ _builder_version=”4.23.1″ background_color=”rgba(67,0,155,0.08)” custom_padding=”1px||1px||false|false” top_divider_color=”#7030a0″ top_divider_height=”31px” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_row column_structure=”1_3,2_3″ _builder_version=”4.16″ global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”1_3″ _builder_version=”4.16″ global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_image src=”https:\/\/humanenvironments.org\/sapphires\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/10\/2FC71438-EA14-4DF2-8C81-81D989F9AF5E-e1728581962999.jpeg” title_text=”2FC71438-EA14-4DF2-8C81-81D989F9AF5E” align=”center” _builder_version=”4.27.2″ _module_preset=”default” width=”80%” custom_padding=”|||3px||” global_colors_info=”{}”][\/et_pb_image][\/et_pb_column][et_pb_column type=”2_3″ _builder_version=”4.16″ global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.27.2″ global_colors_info=”{}”]<\/p>\n

August 2024<\/em>
The Healthy Housing Coalition held its August 2024 meeting at the Powerhouse Energy Campus on CSU campus. The event brought together a diverse group, including county health departments from Adams, Boulder, La Plata, Weld, and Larimer, and organizations like the American Lung Association, Children\u2019s Hospital Colorado, and the Colorado Energy Office. This rich blend of perspectives fueled a dynamic exchange of insights and solutions.<\/p>\n

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August 2024<\/em>
Miranda Trujillo joined us for the Summer as a Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) student and presented her findings at the REU Poster Showcase. Her research explored whether filters were effective at removing smoke, compared with the usual test particles made of salt.<\/p>\n

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August 2024<\/em>
Congratulations to Dominic Bledsoe, who successfully defended his thesis and earned a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. Dom’s thesis was entitled “Diurnal and Seasonal Predictability of Envelope Pressures Driving Natural Infiltration in Residential Buildings.”<\/p>\n

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August 2024<\/em>
We welcomed Ganesh Pai Mangalore as a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Human Systems Lab. He is part of the human-technical team and has a background in user studies and product development. Previously, he worked in the Human Performance Lab at UMass Amherst, focusing on user behavior with complex systems. His research involves using VR headsets, eye-trackers, and high-fidelity simulators. Pai’s work will focus on how occupants interpret and respond to information provided by systems in their homes.<\/p>\n

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July 2024<\/em>
Graduate student Dominic Bledsoe presented the results of the team\u2019s innovative \u201cdelta-P\u201d measurement method at the Indoor Air conference in July 2024. Dom has been working on interpreting real-time pressure, temperature, and weather measurements in our field home sites.<\/p>\n

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Fall 2023 – Winter 2024<\/em>
Engagement with the EPIC Homes project continued throughout the Fall and Winter. We observed pressures and environmental conditions in seven homes over periods lasting 4 to 6 weeks. During this time, we gathered approximately 9,000 hours of data with 1-minute resolution. This new data set builds on the 8,000 hours of data we previously collected from a single pilot home. This detailed data set allows us to explore the physical behavior of himes with high time resolution.<\/p>\n

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September 4, 2023<\/em>
Jordan Rice started as an undergraduate assistant. Jordan will be working on the House of Pressure – a mock house for testing and demonstrating ventilation concepts.<\/p>\n

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August 29, 2023<\/em>
First install in real homes! We added high-resolution measurements in homes that already have indoor air-quality measurements through the City of Fort Collins EPIC Homes project. This work will be ongoing through Fall 2023.<\/p>\n

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August 28, 2023<\/em>
Misa Soto joined the team as a Research Associate. Misa has a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Arizona and interests in community health. Misa will maintain functionality in the laboratory and assist with time-intensive field work.<\/p>\n

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May 26, 2023<\/em>
Paige Ambord talks about “Moving the Needle” on residential environmental quality from a social-problems perspective. A paper in the works and another glimpse into team weekly meetings.<\/p>\n

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May 15, 2023<\/em>
Mason Martinez started as an undergraduate research assistant for the summer. Working with Paul Francisco on the Protection team, he refined the filter testing apparatus and did a lot of tests!<\/p>\n

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May 15, 2023<\/em>
Carsen Hobson started as an undergraduate research assistant for the summer. He is working with Christian L’Orange on the Anticipation team, developing algorithms to anticipate increases in indoor air concentrations.<\/p>\n

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April 14, 2023<\/em>
Integration! The SAPPHIRES team met with Emily Fischer’s wildfires team<\/a> to lay some groundwork for communicating between air-quality risk outdoors and indoor exposure.<\/p>\n

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March 20, 2023<\/i>
We met with City of Fort Collins folks to formalize our collaboration. Fort Collins has both energy efficiency and Healthy Homes programs. It’s a forward-thinking government.<\/p>\n

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March 3, 2023<\/em>
We kicked off our fabulous CSU-Internal advisory board. Sheryl Magzamen represents epidemiology; Delphine Farmer represents indoor air chemistry; Elicia Rataczyk represents regional sustainability. Learn more about our affiliates<\/a><\/p>\n

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February 10, 2023<\/em>
“Systemic intervention” is the name of the game. Tami Bond presents this idea to a SAPPHIRES group meeting. Click the video for a window into our weekly meetings.<\/p>\n

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January 30, 2023<\/em>
Research Associate Will Clagett joined the Diagnostic team to help manage SAPPHIRES interface with an ongoing project, EPIC homes. Will travels all over Colorado working to improve air quality in residences, schools and commercial buildings.<\/p>\n

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January 17, 2023<\/em>
Program Manager Taylor Kennedy Frenchi joined the Bond group to help manage complex projects like SAPPHIRES.<\/p>\n

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December 21, 2022<\/em>
We started measuring in our first test home. High-resolution pressure measurements are a key part of our data-driven strategy. We record observations every 10 seconds to 5 minutes over weeks and months.\u00a0Photo from Energy Conservatory<\/em><\/p>\n

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December 19, 2022<\/em>
Convergence! SAPPHIRES folks met with the R.E.S.P.E.C.T. team<\/a> to talk about how a deep understanding of building operation can connect with projections of societal transitions.<\/p>\n

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November 30, 2022<\/em>
We presented the project to Colorado’s Healthy Housing Coalition<\/a> – a group of state, local, and academic stakeholders that meets monthly to discuss health in all aspects of housing. Colorado is a hotbed of work on health, housing, and environment – just one reason SAPPHIRES will blossom here! We meet a lot of collaborators through this group.<\/p>\n

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October 13, 2022<\/em>
Paige Ambord started meeting with weatherization organizations in Western states. We are working with state agencies that deliver energy efficiency to learn about motivations and limitations for change in homes.<\/p>\n

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September 1, 2022<\/em>
Dominic Bledsoe started as a Graduate Research Assistant on the Diagnostics team with Tami Bond. Dom will be developing a data-driven model for residential building infiltration.<\/p>\n

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August 15, 2022<\/em>
Karia del Toro Garza joined the team as an undergraduate researcher. Karia is working toward a degree in Mechanical Engineering. She started as a student in a summer Research Experiences for Undergraduates, and works on testing air-cleaning filters in various configurations. The photo shows her presenting her summer’s work.<\/p>\n

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August 18, 2022<\/em>
We were formally notified that SAPPHIRES was funded. It was a very good day. We had been working on the home – health – integration concept for several years through the SPHERE<\/a> coalition. Framing continues, but let’s get to the finish work too.<\/p>\n

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