Air Quality Monitoring
Trinity Sustainability collaborative project to monitor air quality on campus.
Overview
The Living Lab engages students, staff, local community and national stakeholders. Trinity Sustainability is collaborating with schools in the area. These schools will be invited to visit the Living Lab, offering students a unique opportunity to learn about environmental science and sustainability in action. The findings of this research will be publicly available and form part of the Sustainable Transport Plan. Thank you to An Taisce’s Safe Routes to School and Globe Ireland Citizen Science teams for their valuable advice and guidance.
Aim
Building on the success of our Tobacco-Free Campus initiative, we aim to further enhance campus wellbeing by creating cleaner, healthier air for all members of our community
Academic Lead, John Gallagher
Academic lead Prof John Gallagher, will guide students in collecting and interpreting air quality data to support evidence-based sustainability practices on campus.
Professional Lead, Jane Hackett
Professional lead Jane Hackett will guide students in collecting and interpreting air quality data to support evidence-based sustainability practices on campus.
Key Dates
Installation: 28 July 2025 - 30 June 2026. Collecting and interpreting air quality data to support evidence-based sustainability practices on campus. School workshop, Campus knowledge Exchange.


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Project Leads
Academic lead Prof John Gallagher, and Professional lead Jane Hackett will guide students in collecting and interpreting air quality data to support evidence-based sustainability practices on campus.
Why
Net Zero by 2040 Nature Positive by 2030 Healthy Trinity by 2030
Who
Students, staff, alumni and friends are welcome. Invite your friends and colleagues and join us for an enjoyable teamwork, cooking, and healthy eating event.
