ISBE provides the editorialship for the journal, Indoor and Built Environment. We publish original research papers, reviews, case studies and opinion papers, bringing the latest development in research findings, building designs, sustainability and technologies to scholars in the different parts of the world for a better understanding, education and further study of the issues.

The scope of the Indoor and Built Environment is broad and encompasses subject areas which are the hot issues at the moment. Health and wellbeing and sustainable development in built environments are important issues of today. For scope of the journal, please see: Guidelines to Authors.

ISBE also collaborates with CIPHE and EBS and we share publication of information relating to water supply and drainage, heating and ventilation for various types of built environments. As well as issues relating to building conservation, sick buildings, toxic moulds and building hygiene.

The following special issues were published by ISBE:

• Special issue of papers of Sustainable and Healthy Buildings in Korea (SHB2009). [Indoor Built Environ 2010;19(2)]
• Special issue of papers presented at the COST 23 European Action "Strategies for a Low Carbon Built Environment (LCUBE)" Conference held in Vienna, April 2007. [Indoor Built Environ 2009;18(5):379-465.]
• The proceedings of a Conference 'Building a sustainable future: Tools and decision making for sustainable urban development' held as held as a part of the Practical Evaluation Tool for Urban Sustainability (PETUS) project, Cardiff, UK. [Indoor Built Environ 2007;16(3): ]
• The proceedings of a workshop held near Gothenburg, Sweden with the title Humid Buildings: A Workshop on Measurements and Effects. [Indoor Built Environ 2003;12:209-264.]
• The proceedings of an International Meeting held in Ankara, Turkey. This was The First Symposium on Nutrition, Environment and Cancer, Ankara, Turkey). [Indoor Built Environ 2003;12(6):365-440]
• The proceedings of an International Meeting held in Basel, Switzerland on the Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Clinical Relevance of Pleural Plaques. [Indoor Built Environ 1997;6(2):67-130.]

Others:

Second International Conference on the Quality of the Indoor Environment in Hospitals.
Prague [Indoor Built Environ 2006;15(1)]

MIAP 2004: Monitoring Indoor Air Pollution.
Manchester Metropolitan University [Indoor Built Environ 2005;14 (3/4)]

Problems affecting the quality of the indoor environment in hospitals.
Prague [Indoor Built Environ 2003;12(1/2)]

Challenges and solutions to monitoring indoor pollution.
Manchester Metropolitan University [Indoor Built Environ 2001;10 (3/4)]

Health Effects of ionising and non-ionising radiation, Université de Bretagne Occidentale, Brest. [Indoor Built Environ 2001;10 (5)]

Past Conference Proceedings

• Indoor Environ 1993;2(4) (Quality of the Indoor Environment)
• Indoor Environ 1993;2(5/6) (IAQ, Ventilation and Energy Conservation)
• Indoor Environ 1994;3(4) (Emerging Issues in Indoor Air Pollution)
• Indoor Built Environ 1997;6(4) (Environ. & Occup. Health in Central & Eastern Europe)
• Indoor Built Environ 1999;8(2) (Silica)
• Indoor Built Environ 1999;8(3) (Carbon Monoxide)
• Indoor Built Environ 2000;9(2) (Mechanical Ventilation in Buildings)
• Indoor Built Environ 2001;10(3/4) (Challenges and Solutions to Monitoring Indoor Air Pollution)
• Indoor Built Environ 2001;10(5) (Health Effects of Ionising and Non-Ionising Radiation)
• Indoor Built Environ 2003;12(1/2) (Problems Affecting the Quality of the Indoor Environment in Hospitals)
• Indoor Built Environ 2005;14(3/4) (MIAP 2004: Monitoring Indoor Air Pollution)
• Indoor Built Environ 2006;15(1) (Second International Conference on the Quality of the Indoor Environment in Hospitals)