DR. WU, Haoxiang (吳浩翔)

Dr Wu’s research area focuses on aeromicrobiology and indoor mycology. He has been studying the airborne survival of bacteria in response to different environmental conditions and the underlying mechanisms, as well as mechanisms regulating the responses to indoor moulds to transient moisture conditions.

HIGHLIGHT PROJECTS / AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS 

• Podcast online interview entitled “Managing Mildew” with UK Microbiology Society

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

1. Wu, H., & Wong, J. W. C.* (2020). Current challenges for shaping the sustainable and mold‐free hygienic indoor environment in humid regions. Letters in Applied Microbiology, 70(6), 396-406.
2. Wu, H., & Wong, J. W. C.* (2020). Sustainably shaping the indoor environment – applying theoretical research to counteract real-world problems. Oral presentation in Microbiology Society Annual Conference 2020, 29 March – 03 April 2020, Edinburgh, UK.
3. Wu, H., & Wong, J. W. C.* (2020). The role of oxidative stress in the growth of the indoor mold Cladosporium cladosporioides under water dynamics. Indoor Air, 30(1), 117-125.
4. Wu, H., Ng, T. W., Wong, J. W., & Lai, K. M.* (2018). Environmental sustainability and mold hygiene in buildings. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 15(4), 681.
5. Ng, T. W., Chan, P. Y., Chan, T. T., Wu, H., & Lai, K. M.* (2018). Skin squames contribute to ammonia and volatile fatty acid production from bacteria colonizing in air‐cooling units with odor complaints. Indoor Air, 28(2), 258-265.