--- title: Reduce the risk of airborne transmission description: Rob Rottersman investigates the implications of aerosol transmission and how risk in buildings may be reduced. image: https://c.ramboll.com/hubfs/_MG_0067-2-2.jpg --- ![Ramboll-Logo-1](https://c.ramboll.com/hubfs/Ramboll-Logo-1.png) Download guide Download guide ![Ramboll-Logo-1](https://c.ramboll.com/hubfs/Ramboll-Logo-1.png) # Reduce the risk of airborne transmission The latest scientific studies recognize that the COVID-19 virus can exist as an “aerosol,” meaning it suspends in the air longer and travels further than was previously understood. **Download our experts’ new guide to understand the implications of aerosol transmission and how risk in buildings may be reduced.**   - Droplets and aerosols - Implications of airborne transmissions - Reducing risk - Ventilation and protection #### Get the whitepaper Fill in the form to receive Ramboll's whitepaper on aerosol transmission of COVID-19 > "Our partnership with Ramboll’s health science experts enabled us to establish robust, science-based procedures and processes that have minimized the impact to our businesses" Robert H. Fetter Vice President, Risk Management, Thermo Fisher Scientific # Science-based expertise and advice As our understanding of COVID-19 continues to evolve, health and safety best practices must continue to evolve in response. Incorporating the latest science and global experience, Ramboll’s experts provide solutions to COVID-19 related challenges and guide our clients in minimizing liabilities. Find out more about how we work. [Learn more](https://c.ramboll.com/science-based-covid-19-response?hsLang=en) ### Get our guide to reducing risk of airborne COVID-19 transmission Your browser does not support the video tag. ### Denmark Rambøll Hannemanns Allé 53 DK-2300 Copenhagen S Tel:+45 5161 1000 [Her kan du ændre cookie-indstillinger eller dit samtykke](https://c.ramboll.com/legal-information?hsLang=en)