2026 Air Sensors International Conference

Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles Hotel
May 4-8, 2026

Join Us May 4-8, 2026 for the Air Sensors International Conference:
Leveraging Air Quality Monitoring for Effective Decision Making

Organized by the UC Davis Air Quality Research Center (AQRC), the 2026 Air Sensors International Conference (ASIC) will be held May 4th -8th, 2026 at the Sheraton Gateway LAX. ASIC is a leading global forum for experts tackling air quality, climate change, and environmental sustainability. Our events bring together top scientists, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore cutting-edge air sensor technologies, real-world applications, and data-driven solutions that improve public health and environmental justice. Attendees gain hands-on experience with next-generation monitoring tools, connect with key stakeholders, and explore scalable innovations tailored for low- and middle-income countries. Whether you're advancing research, shaping policy, or developing solutions, ASIC is where science drives action. Join us and be part of the movement shaping a cleaner, healthier future.

Conference Community Grant

UC Davis Air Quality Research Center is committed to making our conferences inclusive and accessible. Through our Conference Community Grant program, delegates may apply for reduced or waived registration fees to help ensure broad participation from students, early-career professionals, and underrepresented regions.

All Conference Community Grants provide support through reduced or waived registration fees. While the grants do not cover transportation or hotel accommodations, they are designed to make participation in the conference more accessible and to help you fully engage with the program.

Who Should Attend

The Air Sensors International Conference (ASIC) convenes a global, interdisciplinary community of people advancing the science, application, and impact of air quality sensors. If you are engaged in the monitoring, communication, or governance of air quality data, ASIC offers unparalleled opportunities to connect, learn, and lead.

ASIC is ideal for:

Scientists and Researchers
Atmospheric scientists, engineers, public health researchers, and social scientists working on sensor development, data interpretation, and health/environmental outcomes.

Government Agencies and Regulators
Officials at the local, state, and national levels responsible for air monitoring, regulatory policy, and environmental justice programs.

Industry Leaders and Technology Providers
Sensor developers, clean tech companies, data analytics firms, and environmental consultants offering innovative monitoring solutions.

Community Organizations and Advocates
Grassroots groups, nonprofits, and citizen scientists using air quality data for community-driven change, especially in underserved and overburdened areas.

Media and Communications Professionals
Journalists, science communicators, digital content creators, and public information officers seeking data-driven insights, compelling stories, and expert contacts related to air quality, climate, and environmental health.

Students and Educators
Graduate students, early-career researchers, and faculty interested in interdisciplinary learning, networking, and contributing to a global conversation.

International Delegations
Policymakers, researchers, and NGO representatives from across the Global South and around the world, with a focus on building local monitoring capacity and technology access.


Why Attend?
✔ Explore the latest in air sensor technology and data analytics
✔ Learn from successful deployments and case studies
✔ Network across sectors and geographies
✔ Elevate your work in a growing global community
✔ Stay ahead of trends shaping air quality science and communication

Location

Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles Hotel

6101 West Century Boulevard

Los Angeles, CA

United States, 90045

Dates

Registration period:

September 1, 2025 - 2:28 PM PDT - May 1, 2026 - 5:00 PM PDT

Submission period:

April 7, 2026 - 10:00 AM PDT - April 7, 2026 - 5:00 PM PDT

Contact us

If you have any questions, please contact rppalma@ucdavis.edu

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