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New study gains traction in scientific community. Altmetric score in top 5% of all research outputs.
Inactivation of Airborne Viruses Using a Packed Bed Non-thermal Plasma Reactor covered in 18 news media outlets.
Pilot-scale prototype non-thermal plasma reactor testing on Barton Farm, MI. Pictures can be found here.
Pork and Poultry Producers Wanted! Give insight into your needs for preventing airborne transmission of animal diseases.
A pilot-scale prototype non-thermal plasma reactor is being developed with Quantum Signal (Saline, Michigan)! Details can be found here.
First demonstration of NTP inactivation of airborne virus relevant to agriculture! (Poster presented in N.A. PRRS Symposium)
Student Tian Xia presents at 2017 AWMA Conference in Pittsburgh.
Student Tian Xia presents at 2017 AAAR Conference in Raleigh.
Student Tian Xia presents at 2017 CRWAD Conference in Chicago.
UMich/UMinn collaboration funded by National Pork Board to study inactivation of airborne virus that causes Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS).
Professor Clack attended the Triennial Int’l Conference on Electrostatic Precipitation (ICESP) 2016 in Wroclaw, Poland.
!!Mercury Emissions from Coal is addressed by UNEP!!
Watch the video here!
11/11/2015 13th Int’l ASAAQ Conference
Professor Clack attends 13th Conferences on Atmospheric Science and Applications to Air Quality. Follow the link for more information!
7/30/2015 Lab Members Explain Research
Listen to current lab members Abby & Bakari talk about their summer research experience with SURE/SROP 2015: UV Disinfection of Airborne Viruses.
5/15/2015 Professor Clack Featured in The University Record
Professor Clack is featured in an article in The University Record, which includes a video where he discusses mercury emissions and the technology to help keep harmful mercury from being released.
5/1/2015 Fareed Zakaria GPS segment on “big data” research concluding air quality is a leading cause of death and poor health
Watch the video here! (Starting at minute mark 2:55)
