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UC Merced researchers sound the alarm on dust. What it could mean for your health
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UC Merced researchers sound the alarm on dust. What it could mean for your health
Reading Time: 5 minutes The wind whipped around UC Merced graduate student Adeola Fagbayibo one afternoon as he pulled on some latex gloves. He needed the gloves to take out a filter from an air sampling machine, called an “active air respirator,” near UC Merced’s smart farm. “You can think of it as a vacuum, but this is more specialized toward air sampling,” Fagbayibo explained. He quickly unscrewed the filter, which was caked in dust, and pu…
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