Future of health-promoting ventilation and air cleaning systems​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

2nd June 2025

Delft University of Technology

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MIST event information and objectives

Welcome to a groundbreaking event focused on improving indoor health environments in our everyday spaces - schools where our children learn, health centres that care for our communities, restaurants where we gather, offices where we work, and public spaces we all share.

Why this matters

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the critical importance of indoor air quality in public spaces. The MIST (MItigation STrategies for Airborne Infection Control) project has been at the forefront of research into airborne disease transmission and control. Now, we're excited to share our first significant findings that could reshape how we approach indoor air safety.

Event objective

This event brings together cutting-edge research and practical solutions from the MIST project to inform and empower:

  • Decision-makers shaping our public health policies

  • Policymakers developing building regulations

  • The general public seeking to understand and implement better air quality practices

Through interactive presentations and discussions, we'll explore how the latest scientific findings can be translated into practical measures for creating healthier indoor environments.

Registration information

Registration deadline: 5 May 2025

Maximum capacity: 120 seats

Registration policy: First come, first served

Register: via this link.

Early registration is strongly recommended as seats are limited and expected to fill quickly.

Event details

Date: Monday, 2nd June 2025

Time: 13:30 - 18:00

Location: Berlagezaal, Faculty of Architecture and Built Environment, Delft University of Technology

Host institution: TU Delft, MIST project partner

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Program

Location

Berlagezaal

Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment,

Delft University of Technology,

Building 8,

Julianalaan 134

2628 BL Delft

The Netherlands

View the Berlagezaal in Google Maps.

Transport

Public transport and parking options for reaching TU Delft's Faculty of Architecture:

Public Transportation:

Train:

Nearest station: Delft Station

Walking route: 15-20 minute walk from Delft Station: Follow Phoenixstraat → Ezelsveldlaan → Julianalaan

Bus:

Bus Lines serving TU Delft campus: Bus 455, 60, 61, 63

Cycling:

Dedicated bicycle paths connect Delft city centre to campus.

Bicycle parking is available near the faculty building.

Parking:

Limited visitor parking on Julianalaan.

Paid parking areas near campus.

Parking garage located on campus (fee applies).

More information.

Recommended travel tips:

  • Check current public transport schedules.

  • Use NS Reisplanner for precise route planning.

  • Consider combining train and campus shuttle/bus.

  • Allow extra travel time during peak hours.

  • Consider using OV-chipkaart for public transport.