Category: GO AQS
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GO AQS Abstract Accepted for “Energy in Buildings 2025” Conference
GO AQS is thrilled to announce that its abstract has been officially accepted for full paper submission at the highly anticipated “Energy in Buildings 2025” International Conference, organized by the prestigious ASHRAE Hellenic Chapter. “ENERGY in BUILDINGS” is an international annual conference that has been a cornerstone for professionals in the built environment since its…
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Benchmarking: The Ultimate Catalyst for Better Air Quality Through Global Standards
Air quality is an invisible yet pervasive factor influencing our health, productivity, and overall well-being. While awareness of air pollution is growing, translating that awareness into actionable behavioral change remains a significant challenge. The key to unlocking this transformation lies in the power of benchmarking—a potent tool that, when coupled with global standards like the proposed…
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Webinar – No One-Size-Fits-All: Strengths and Limitations of Low Cost IAQ Sensors
Are you curious about the air you breathe indoors? At GO AQS, we believe that understanding your indoor air quality is crucial for thriving. That’s why we’re excited to invite you to the upcoming webinar organized by The EDIAQI Project. No One-Size-Fits-All: Strengths and Limitations of Low Cost IAQ Sensors. Join us as we delve into…
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GO AQS White Paper v0.80 – Update
As we move significantly closer to the final V1.0 release of the white paper, this latest update incorporates a substantial volume of revisions and refinements after the working groups discussions. To accurately reflect this major leap forward in development and the extensive changes implemented, we are updating the document version directly from v0.12 to v0.80.…
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Webinar – From data to impact: defining a common language for Indoor Air Quality
We’re excited to share an insightful upcoming webinar organized by inBiot that dives deep into the crucial topic of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ): “From Data to Impact: Defining a Common Language for Indoor Air Quality.” This webinar promises to be an engaging session for anyone interested in understanding, interpreting, and ultimately improving the air we breathe…
