RTI uses cookies to offer you the best experience online. By clicking “accept” on this website, you opt in and you agree to the use of cookies. If you would like to know more about how RTI uses cookies and how to manage them please view our Privacy Policy here. You can “opt out” or change your mind by visiting: http://optout.aboutads.info/. Click “accept” to agree.

Our scientists support studies to monitor human exposure to environmental pollutants and address environmental sustainability and human health concerns.

Share
Share on Facebook Share on X.com Share on LinkedIn Share via Email Print Page
Add as a preferred source on Google

TAC’s Biomedical Innovations Group develops diagnostic and therapeutic solutions to combat disease and improve human health.

Conducting applied health research focusing on air pollution and environmental exposures, including ambient air, stationary source emissions, indoor air quality, air pollution and personal exposure to particles, biologics, chemicals, light, and other environmental factors.

More Insight

View All about Related Insights
Insight

Microplastics in the Public Eye: What Consumers Are Saying—and Why It Matters

Insight

Harmful Effects of Plastic Pollution on Human Health

Insight

Modernizing Domestic Water Regulations to Help Address Harmful New Contaminants

Our engineers and scientists conduct applied research in materials science, collaborating with both commercial and government clients to provide technologies and solutions to advance practices in a number of growing markets.

In pursuit of economical biomass conversion, our team conducts applied research and develops novel process technologies, focusing on thermochemical conversion of biomass through pyrolysis and gasification pathways.

More Insight

View All about Related Insights
Insight

Unlocking Waste-to-Energy for Energy Security and Regional Growth

Insight

Cogeneration’s Advantage: Efficiency, Resilience, and the Case for Captured Heat

Insight

5 Questions To Ask Before Scaling Your Technology

Conventional carbon capture technologies have been unable to economically address the CO2 emissions generated by large, stationary point sources.

Standard measurement protocols support cross-study analysis and increase study impact

Share
Share on Facebook Share on X.com Share on LinkedIn Share via Email Print Page
Add as a preferred source on Google
Newsroom

A New Collection of Articles Highlights Effective Approaches to Improve Cause of Death Data to Help Prevent Premature Deaths

Add as a preferred source on Google
Media Info

RTI International Media Relations:

As an independent, scientific research institute with a mission to improve the human condition, RTI International is engaged by clients and partners to conduct evidence-based research and project implementation. We share our work in line with journalistic and scientific standards and maintain a record in RTI’s Newsroom.

Subscribe to RTI
Subscribe to