Routes to Clean Air
The Institute of Air Quality Management (IAQM) presents Routes to Clean Air 2026, its annual conference on topics relevant to air quality practitioners and associated professionals. This year’s conference will take place over two days from 21-22 October at thestudio, Birmingham.
This year’s Routes to Clean Air will be focused on topics related to air quality measurement, monitoring and modelling. This follows the IAQM’s decision to absorb topics that were previously covered under the separate Dispersion Modelling User Group (DMUG) and Measuring Air Quality (MAQ) conferences under the Routes to Clean Air umbrella. This will provide more consistency across the IAQM events programme.
The programme will feature thought-provoking presentations and panel discussions, ensuring an extensive exploration of the most relevant subjects in air quality measurement, monitoring and modelling.
Routes to Clean Air is also a great opportunity for networking, allowing delegates to forge meaningful connections with fellow air quality professionals. We understand the value of collaboration and knowledge exchange as well as gaining CPD.
In addition, delegates will be able to interact with leading companies in the air quality sector. This is your chance to see some of the latest cutting-edge technologies, innovative solutions, and best practices aimed at tackling the challenges associated with air pollution.
Who should attend?
Air quality consultants | Expert practitioners | Local authority officers | Regulators | Government officers | Academics and researchers | Air quality graduates and PhD/MSc students | Standards agencies and accreditation bodies | NGO and professional body staff | Air quality equipment manufacturers | Trade associations | Industrial operators
Venue full address: thestudio, 7 Cannon Street, Birmingham, B2 5EP.
Accessibility: We will be utilising several spaces at the venue – Explore, Discover and the Atrium are all fully accessible. However, the Smile and Think rooms, which may be used for some small 1:1 sessions, are accessible only by a short set of stairs. Full information can be found on thestudio website. If you anticipate needing any type of assistance to fully participate in this event, please email Sian Kear at events@the-ies.org to discuss further.
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