Scientists are exploring ways to make sure your office isn’t making you sick (opens original article in a new tab)

Scientists are developing air systems to reduce indoor illness spread using biosensors and real-time pathogen detection, with $150 million in government funding for improved indoor air quality in buildings.

• Scientists are developing air systems to reduce indoor illness spread using biosensors and real-time pathogen detection
• The U.S. government is investing $150 million in the BREATHE program for improved indoor air quality in buildings
• Virginia Tech leads a project to detect allergens and pathogens in daycare centers with biosensors