Roby Greenwald is an Associate Professor in the Department of Population Health Sciences in the School of Public Health. His primary research interests are measuring the ways in which air pollution influences human health, and much of his work involves the development of unique sampling systems for assessing exposure to air pollution in special microenvironments, such as inside vehicles while commuting.

He will will deliver a Currents of Public Health webinar titled "Urban Transportation Environments: The Mission Critical Factor in
Addressing our Air Pollution and Climate Change Problems" on Thursday, October 12 at noon. Presented by the School of Public Health, the goal of the Currents webinar series is to explore relevant public health topics with members of our community to discover how these ideas can positively impact communities. REGISTER HERE