About Scott's Work

Scott Fruin works in the Environmental Health Division at the Keck School of Medicine at USC, focusing on exposure assessment and field measurements to support longitudinal health impact studies. One of his research interests has been measuring and characterizing pollutant exposures occurring inside vehicles and near roadways to highlight the dominant role played by vehicles in our exposure to air pollution. He has a doctorate in Environmental Science and Engineering from the UCLA School of Public Health, where he was a Chancellor's Fellow. He previously worked for the Research Division of the California Air Resources Board.

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Paulson quoted, Fruin referenced on massive proposed warehouse in SoCal

Fruin quoted on China Shipping pollution in Port of L.A.

Fruin finds harmful effects of planes' exhaust extend further than previously thought

Fruin quoted on dirty air at Chicago train station

Fruin quoted on reduced life expectancy in neighborhoods with PM2.5 particulate emissions

Fruin says more time on the road makes you inhale more pollutants

Protecting Ourselves from Diesel Fumes

Protecting Ourselves from Diesel Fumes

Capturing Detailed Sound Profiles Using a Mobile Phone