The following are examples of invited oral presentations delivered during the past seven years. This list does not include presentations to sponsors, alumni groups, or classes/student chapters/other groups affiliated with the University of Texas at Austin or Portland State University, of which there have been many.
- “Indoor Air Quality and Aerosol Transmission Pathways for Viruses,” Board on Atmospheric Sciences and Climate spring 2020 meeting, National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine (5/28/20)
- “Indoor Environmental Chemistry: Importance and Influencing Factors,” AAAS Symposium on Chemistry in Indoor Environments (9/19/19)
- “Living in a Material World: How the Surfaces Around You Affect What You Breathe,” University of Michigan, Civil and Environmental Engineering (4/13/2018)
- “Living in a Material World: How the Surfaces Around You Affect What You Breathe,” American Institute of Architects, Austin (12/06/2017)
- “Indoor Atmospheric Chemistry: The Role of Interior Surfaces,” UC Berkeley – Atmospheric Sciences Center (11/29/2017)
- “Living in a Material World: How the Surfaces Around You Affect What You Breathe,” School of Architecture, University of Oregon (Portland campus) (10/24/2017)
- “Living in a Material World: How the Surfaces Around You Affect What You Breathe,” School of Architecture, University of Oregon (Eugene campus) (10/23/2017)
- “Living in a Material World: How the Surfaces Around You Affect What You Breathe,” Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Washington (10/20/2017)
- “Building Science ∩ Science in Buildings,” Microbiology of the Built Environment Symposium, Washington, D.C. (10/12/2017)
- “Living in a Material World: How the Surfaces Around You Affect What You Breathe,” Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California at Davis (10/3/2017)
- “Gaseous Decontamination of Buildings: Why Surface Chemistry Matters,” Department of Environmental Toxicology, UC Davis (10/2/2017)
- “Challenges in Indoor Air Chemistry Measurements,” Gordon Research Conference on Atmospheric Chemistry, Sunday River, ME (7/31/2017)
- “Indoor Surfaces and Their Role in Defining Indoor Exposure to Indoor Pollutants,” Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Texas Tech University (2/6/2017)
- “Setting the Stage for Discovery: Chemistry of Indoor Environments,” Colorado State University – Sloan Workshop on Chemistry of Indoor Environments(1/19/2017)
- “Hidden Connections: Indoor Air Quality and the Unseen and Often Complex Factors that Define It,” Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Portland State University (11/18/2016)
- “Reactivity of Buildings,” Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Marquette University (4/27/2016)
- “Hidden Connections: Building Energy, Reactivity, and Air Quality,” plenary presentation at ISHVAC/COBEE Annual Meeting (7/13/2015)
- “Reductions in Ozone Exposure: Activated Carbon Filtration in Buildings,” Tsinghua University (7/11/2015)
- “Connect or Stagnate: The Future of Indoor Air Sciences,” plenary presentation, 10th Annual Meeting of HVAC Professors of China, Beijing University of Technology (7/10/2015)
- “Buildings and Indoor Air Quality: The Forgotten Environment,” Huston-Tillotson University, Austin, TX (10/27/2014)
- “Microbiomes and Built Environments,” presented at the AAAS Symposium – Microbiomes of the Built Environment, Washington, D.C. (3/27/2014)
- “Exposure of Children to Air Pollution (Including Factors that Really Matter),” presented at the Houston Initiative & Roundtable Discussion: The Environment Related to Asthma and Respiratory Disease in Pre-School and School-Age Children, Houston TX (11/15/2013).
- “Building Energy and Reactivity: Complex Interactions, Simple Solutions,” presented at ASHRAE IAQ 2013 – Environmental Health in Low Energy Buildings – Vancouver, BC, Canada (10/17/2013) (keynote)
- “Reactivity of Buildings,” presented at the Oskar von Miller Forum, Munich, Germany (5/16/2013).
- “Buildings as Chemical Reactors,” presented to the Dept. of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Yale University (4/15/2013)
- “Buildings as Chemical Reactors – And Their Occupants as Inadvertent Alchemists,” presented to the UT Health Science Centers (broadcast via seminar room w/ live audience in Austin) (2/15/2013)