TSI Seminar at Université de Lille

TSI is pleased to invite you to a one-day seminar at the Université de Lille, bringing together experts and professionals to explore current challenges and practical approaches in particle measurement and air quality monitoring.

The seminar will focus on key topics such as ultrafine particles (UFP), indoor and outdoor air pollution, ambient air monitoring, and individual exposure, with increasing relevance driven by evolving EU Ambient Air Quality Directive (AAQD).

Date: June 25, 2026
Time: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Location: Université de Lille – Bâtiment CERLA, Amphithéâtre Pierre Glorieux
Language: French/English

Guest Speakers

• Denis Petitprez (Laboratoire PC2A): Laboratory measurements of optical properties of dust particles and biomass burning aerosols
• Additional speakers to be announced soon.

Seminar Topics

• Ultrafine particles (UFP) and air quality
• Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) & ambient air monitoring
• EU regulations and future directives
• Aerosol transport and sampling
• Measurement of e-cigarette emissions
• Portable instrumentation for mobile monitoring

Hands-On Experience

A key highlight of the seminar is the interactive workshop session, where participants will engage directly with state-of-the-art instrumentation and monitoring setups, gaining practical insights into measurement techniques and real-world applications.

Who Should Attend

This seminar is designed for researchers, scientists, and professionals working in aerosol science, air quality monitoring, and exposure assessment, as well as anyone interested in ultrafine particle measurement, indoor and ambient air monitoring, and practical applications of modern instrumentation.

The event will bring together participants from a variety of academic and research laboratories, providing a collaborative environment for knowledge exchange and networking.

Register Now!

Join us in Lille for a full day of knowledge exchange, practical learning, and networking, and discover how advanced measurement solutions can support your work in air quality and ultrafine particle monitoring.