Lead Scientist | UL Environment & Sustainability - UL Solutions
Dr. Horner’s research includes: indoor mold growth, water losses, microbial VOCs, indoor allergens, aerobiology, and emissions of ultrafine particles and ozone. He taught IAQ training, has written numerous peer reviewed papers, and presented at numerous conferences.
He has responded to hurricanes and conducted field work investigations in courthouses, offices, hotels, hospitals, housing, assisted living, schools, defense factories and marine vessels.
He served on the IAQA BoD and serves on ASHRAE 62.1 and other IAQ-related committees.
Courses
Research Scientists' Perspectives on Climate Impacts for Building Environment & Materials
How are building materials affected by increasing temperatures, extreme water events, increasing humidity levels, and wildland-urban interface fires? Scientists from the Chemical Insights Research Institute will discuss the effects of changing environmental conditions on the release of chemicals, unexpected chemical transformations, microbiological growth, and fire emissions and residues. Presenters will discuss how this research may translate into tools for the building community, offering a glimpse into future design of healthy and durable materials and buildings.
Course expires 06/05/2026