Publications

Understanding the dynamic pathophysiology of diseases in the lung, such as asthma and chronic asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and lung cancer, is crucial for the treatment, analysis, and outcome of these diseases. Unlike other traditional models, we suggest a protocol that is sustainable and reproducible and offers different analysis methods while maintaining in vivo […]

This SynAir-G study sheds light on the effectiveness of low-cost sensor (LCS) technology for monitoring indoor air quality in educational environments. The study is the result of a three-week monitoring campaign carried out in a primary school classroom in Athens, Greece, using the ENSENSIA sensor system. It focuses on evaluating the performance, reliability, and consistency […]

Explore this publication in Greek as part of a conference proceeding/workshop of the “State of the Art: Allergy Congress” held between 6-9 February 2025.

Explore this publication in Greek as part of a conference proceeding/workshop of the “State of the Art: Allergy Congress” held between 6-9 February 2025.

Explore this publication in Greek as part of a conference proceeding/workshop of the “State of the Art: Allergy Congress” held between 6-9 February 2025.

Explore this publication in Greek as part of a conference proceeding/workshop of the “State of the Art: Allergy Congress” held between 6-9 February 2025.

Researchers have developed a new method to study lung diseases like asthma, COPD, and lung cancer in a way that better preserves the natural structure and immune responses of the lung. By using a special gel and precision-cutting techniques, they can create 30 lung slices from a single mouse lung for detailed analysis. These slices […]

This study measured indoor and outdoor air pollution levels in a primary school classroom in Patras, Greece, during winter to assess air quality and ventilation effectiveness. Using a mobile laboratory, researchers found that outdoor air was the main source of pollutants, but continuous natural ventilation kept pollutant levels low and within WHO safety limits. Cleaning […]

This paper addresses the challenges of calibrating low-cost electrochemical sensor systems for air quality monitoring. The proliferation of pollutants in the atmosphere necessitates efficient monitoring systems, and low-cost sensors offer a promising solution. However, issues such as drift, cross-sensitivity, and inter-unit consistency have raised concerns about their accuracy and reliability. The study explores …

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This research is focused on the harmonization of ethics in Living Labs (LLs). Living Lab (LL) is known as an approach to managing open innovation processes in which quadruple helix actors of innovation (i.e., public, private research institutions, and users) are involved to co-create innovation in a real-life setting (Leminen & Westerlund, 2012; Schuurman, 2015). Today, it is vital to ensure that innovation development in LLs is in line with ethical principles and societal values, the so-called Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) (Owen et al., 2012). By digging deeper into the ethical dimensions of LLs, this research aims to harmonize ethics in LLs. Through a short literature review and workshop, the research navigates the ethical challenges of LL activities, striving for a harmonious integration of ethical considerations in LLs.

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