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With the revision of the EU Air Quality Directive, ultrafine particulate matter（UFPs）Received more attention. These diameters are smaller than100Nano particles are considered particularly harmful to human health. Due to their small size, they can penetrate deep into the lungs, enter the bloodstream, and trigger systemic inflammatory reactions. Although not previously covered by legal limits, the new directive has now been incorporated into the regulationsUFPMonitoring requirements.

One of the core elements of this new regulatory framework is the 'super station'(Supersites)The concept - these advanced monitoring stations are equipped with measurements includingUFPsEquipment containing various air pollutants. For government departments, research institutions, and monitoring station operators, this raises an important question: how to implement these new requirements in practice?

In the tenth session of our series of webinars,Henrik HofProvide a brief overview of the impact of the revised directive on the monitoring of ultrafine particles and introduce the development of measures to meet these new regulatory and technical standardsPalastechnology

Date:2025year7moon30Sunday, Wednesday

Time: Afternoon4:00 - 5:00(China Standard Time)

Language: English

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