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Camfil, an industry leader in air filtration systems, has launched a comprehensive resource examining how air quality impacts emotional intelligence and cognitive functions. Camfil's team of air quality specialists explain recent research, highlighting the profound connections between indoor air quality and our brain’s ability to focus, make decisions, and recognize emotional cues effectively...

37–44 minutes to read The data center industry is experiencing significant growth due to the increasing demand for cloud computing services, Internet of Things (IoT) devices and especially artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. As businesses continue to adopt cloud services, they are relying more on external data centers to host their data and applications, leading to a greater demand for l...

Camfil experts in air filtration explain – Why Facility Managers favor low-pressure drop HVAC filters. HVAC Engineers: HVAC design professionals prioritize filters with low-pressure drop to ensure adequate airflow without overloading fans. A low resistance filter means the system can meet ventilation requirements with less fan energy and without needing oversized equipment (Government Lab Sees ...

Maintaining indoor air quality is more than just a health necessity—it’s an environmental responsibility. Clean air contributes to cognitive health, enhances productivity in schools and workplaces, and improves overall well-being. However, while air filters play a crucial role in ensuring cleaner air, their environmental impact—both positive and negative—must be carefully considered. Can choosi...

By Mark Davidson Camfil USA With 15 years of experience in the air filtration industry, Mark Davidson specializes in clean air. In his current role as Manager of Marketing and Technical Materials at Camfil USA, Mark helps companies in a vast range of industries choose the right technology and develop effective procedures to protect customers, employees, products, and equipment at a lower cos...

The news release by Camfil USA highlights Camfil’s commitment to energy-efficient air filtration solutions and their impact on museum spaces, showcasing insights from Gary Chrismon, Molecular Segment Manager at Camfil. Camfil, a global leader in air filtration solutions, has been prominently featured in the latest edition of IAMFA’s Papyrus publication. The article highlights Camfil’s commit...

During the winter in colder climates, schools and universities face heightened challenges in maintaining the health of building occupants because students, faculty and staff spend more time together indoors. Problems with HVAC systems can trigger a host of health problems, such as the airborne spread of viruses and bacteria, as well as inducing asthma and allergies. In turn, these medical condi...

Air pollution has long been recognized as a leading environmental health risk, causing respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. But recent research sheds light on another critical, lesser-known impact—its effect on brain health, specifically cognitive function and emotional intelligence. This blog explores the science behind these findings, the implications for mental health, and practical tips...

Data centers are the foundation of the digital world, hosting vast amounts of data and ensuring uninterrupted services for millions of users. With the rapid advancement of AI, the demand for data centers is skyrocketing, making air quality management more critical than ever. Why Molecular Air Filtration for Data Centers Will Grow As AI-powered applications require more computational power, data...

As the backbone of our digital world, data centers power everything from streaming services to cloud computing, but they come with a sizable energy demand: about 2.5% of global energy consumption. A significant portion of this energy is dedicated to maintaining the ideal environmental conditions for sensitive equipment. Optimizing HVAC Energy Consumption in Data Centers One of the most im...