HPAC Welcomes Dr. Stephanie Taylor to Editorial Advisory Board
Key Highlights
- An ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer, Dr. Taylor is a recognized authority on IAQ and its effects on human health and productivity;
- Her multidisciplinary career combines medicine, research, and architecture, offering an unusually comprehensive approach to IAQ issues;
- As an advisor to the U.S. Green Building Council, as well as ASHRAE, she also influences industry standards and best practices;
- Dr. Taylor is the author of HPAC's 2025 cover story,"A New Hope for Occupant Health."
As it begins the new year, HPAC Engineering magazine, a publication of EndeavorB2B, is pleased to announce a new addition to its Editorial Advisory Board to sr.
Launched more than 16 years ago, the board is comprised of distinguished professionals serving the HVACR industry from across the U.S. Possessing expertise in a variety of engineering and scientific fields, members provide valuable assistance in keeping the magazine on point and on track in its reporting on important industry trends and new research and technology.
With that in mind, HPAC Engineering. welcomes Dr. Stephanie Taylor, M.D., M.Arch, to our 2026 Editorial Advisory Board.
- Listen to Dr. Taylor's latest appearance on HPAC On The Air.
An internationally recognized expert on indoor air quality (IAQ) and human health, Dr. Taylor has had a unique career path combines medicine, research, and architecture, positioning her as a leading authority on the human physiological impact of indoor environments. Her work focuses on quantifying the impact of IAQ on health, productivity, and learning, and on the profitability of healthy occupants in all building types. She also pioneered the establishment of an IAQ benchmark to guide management of all occupied buildings.
Today, Dr. Taylor is the Medical Advisor for ThinkLite Air, a company that manufactures monitors and remediation products to manage IAQ with maximum energy efficiency. An ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer, she is also an active member of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), where she serves on its technical advisory board for IAQ.
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