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Research in policy and practice · No. 04 · Date not stated

Professor Amir’s sick-building research in Samsung’s office-air guidance

Samsung Climate Solutions · UK Business

At a glance
Role
Commercial air-quality knowledge transfer
Host
Samsung Climate Solutions · UK Business
Publication
Enhanced Indoor Air Quality for Office Buildings · Whitepaper and business infographic
Contribution
Commercial air-quality knowledge transfer
Evidence
Infographic reference 3 · Whitepaper page 5, footnote 4
The story

Research reaching practice

Samsung Climate Solutions uses Professor Amir’s sick-building-syndrome review in its office air-quality whitepaper and UK business infographic.

How the research was used

The infographic explicitly attributes its health-symptom and workplace-cost panels to Professor Amir’s paper. The whitepaper also cites the study when discussing indoor-air symptoms, productivity and potential costs, bringing the research into communication for commercial-building customers.

The documented contribution

Infographic reference 3 · Whitepaper page 5, footnote 4. The documented use explains the air-quality problem. It does not establish validation of Samsung products, product development by Professor Amir, or a partnership or endorsement.

Research and coauthor credit

Sick building syndrome: are we doing enough? — Amirhosein Ghaffarianhoseini; Husam AlWaer; Hossein Omrany; Ali Ghaffarianhoseini; Chaham Alalouch; Derek Clements-Croome; John Tookey. DOI: 10.1080/00038628.2018.1461060

Evidence
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