The Building Resilient Environments for Air and Total Health (BREATHE) program is accepting solution summaries to revolutionize indoor air quality monitoring and health threat forecasting with the aim to revolutionize Public Health. The program has three technical areas: creating indoor biosensors, developing respiratory risk assessment software, and installing systems in buildings to cost-effectively deliver healthier air when needed.

This opportunity is open to business, universities, institutes, nonprofit organizations and more. To create a scalable system capable of monitoring and managing indoor air, BREATHE will engage performers across a range of expertise, including molecular diagnostic testing and biosensor instrument developers, data analysts, risk assessment software developers, property management firms, and others.

Solution summaries must be submitted by June 21, 2024. Visit the site or explore frequently asked questions here.