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Atmospheric Air Quality
Laboratory was established by professor Dwaine Bundy.
Since the fall of 2004, this laboratory is led by Dr.
Jacek Koziel. The laboratory is situated at the
National Swine Research and Information Center and serves as a focal point for collaborative
research and training in the area of air quality
engineering and livestock odor for
Iowa and beyond.
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The
laboratory strives to serve students, faculty, and
visiting scientists working on improving air quality in
and near livestock and poultry operations. |
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Collaborators include fellow faculty members at ABE,
researchers at the USDA-ARS-Swine Odor and Manure
Management Research Unit, and several university
research groups in U.S. and Europe. Industrial collaborators include Microanalytics,
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flavors, aromas and odors instrumentation and analytical
services company. |
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The
laboratory is equipped with the state-of-the art
instrumentation for chemical and olfactometry analysis
of livestock odor. |
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Air Quality Laboratory
attracts research funding from the U.S. Department of
Agriculture and the State of
Iowa.
PDF File on the Atmospheric Air
Quality Laboratory |
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