Nanoparticles in Indian Environment

Nanoparticles have at least one dimension in the 1−100 nm range and may originate by natural, incidental, or manufactured processes. Incidental nanoparticles are produced as a side product of anthropogenic processes, where as manufactured nanoparticles are......Read the full article here.

Energy-Pollution Nexus for Urban Buildings

Since the first oil crisis in 1974, economic reasons placed energy saving among the top priorities in most industrialized countries. In the decades that followed, another, equally strong driver for energy saving emerged: climate change caused by anthropogenic emissions, a large fraction of which result from energy generation. Read the full article here.

Nanoparticles in air pollution

Hearing the words “airborne nanoparticles” for the first time, one would probably ask: just how tiny are they, where do they come from, and do we need to worry about them? Read the full article here.