Chih-Chieh Chen

Professor, Institute of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, National Taiwan University

Current Position：

Professor, Institute of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, National Taiwan University

Education：

Ph.D., Environmental Health, University of Cincinnati

M.S., Environmental Engineering, National Taiwan University

B.S., Public Health, National Taiwan University

Professional Experience：

Research Associate, NIOSH/CDC/PHS/USA

Executive Secretary, Environmental Protection Division, Ministry of Education

Instructor, Department of Environmental Science, Tunghai University

IOHA, ANOH, TOHA, TAAR, AARA, ISRP

Special Honor

“Best Technical Paper for Year 2022” AAQR

“Best Technical Paper for Year 2020” AAQR

“Best Technical Paper for Year 2018” AAQR

“Best Technical Paper for Year 2015” AAQR

Speaking Topics

The Necessity of Engineering Control for COVID-19

This study analyzes and summarizes the importance and necessity of developing a complete set of "fire extinguishers" to stop the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory infections. From the perspective of the control hierarchy, source control is the most effective way to eliminate emissions, followed by pathway and receptor control. From the user's point of view, these devices are designed and used separately by infected and healthy people.