Brett C. Singer

Dr. Brett C. Singer is a Senior Scientist and Principal Investigator at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where he leads the Sustainable Energy and Environmental Systems Department and serves as Senior Advisor to the Indoor Environment Group. His work focuses on air pollutant emissions analysis, indoor/outdoor environmental interactions, and ventilation system optimization for health and energy efficiency.

• Research Priorities: Air pollutant transport and exposure reduction in residential/commercial buildings
• Thirdhand smoke contamination and health impacts
• Smart ventilation systems for zero-net-energy homes
• Energy-efficient indoor air quality management

Notable Achievements:

• 2016 Fellow, International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate
• 2018 & 2019 Berkeley Lab Societal Impact Awards
• 2018 Green California Leadership Award
• 20+ years on editorial boards of Indoor Air and Indoor Environments

With 80+ peer-reviewed journal articles, his research spans pollutant exposure modeling, combustion appliance safety, and ventilation technology evaluation. Current projects examine wildfire smoke monitoring, school ventilation optimization, and residential IAQ policy development.