Dusan Licina

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Dusan Licina is a leading researcher in the field of indoor environmental quality, with a primary focus on the complex interactions between human occupants, airborne pollutants, and building systems. His work bridges aerosol science, exposure assessment, and building physics to understand how people influence and are influenced by indoor air. A standout contribution is his seminal 2018 chamber study on clothing as a transport vector for airborne particles, which has garnered 75 citations. This work provided strong, evidence-based proof that clothing acts as a dynamic reservoir and vector for chemical pollutants and bioaerosols, fundamentally shifting how the scientific community considers personal exposure routes. By demonstrating that what we wear can significantly impact the particles we inhale, Licina’s research has profound implications for infection control, occupational health, and building ventilation design. His work is essential reading for any student or researcher seeking to understand the nuanced, human-centric dimensions of indoor air pollution.