VT’s own Linsey Marr front and center dispelling myths.

“Linsey Marr, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Virginia Tech, said the presence of plastic barriers in classrooms would create aerosol traps that increase viral transmissions.

“ ‘If you have a forest of barriers in a classroom, it’s going to interfere with proper ventilation of that room,’ said professor Marr. ‘Everybody’s aerosols are going to be trapped and stuck there and building up, and they will end up spreading beyond your own desk.’ ”

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VT’s own Linsey Marr front and center dispelling myths. -- PhotoHokieNC 08/20/2021 10:52AM

Law of unintended consequences strikes again ** -- fordham 08/20/2021 12:57PM

Now do masks ** -- LaneRat 08/20/2021 12:01PM

She is a huge proponent for quality masks worn correctly to reduce aerosol -- McLovin 08/20/2021 12:30PM

For masks, it makes sense that they should work and multiple studies have -- HokieEngineer 08/20/2021 1:25PM

I believe the law of unintended consequences comes into play here, too. -- Hoakie82 08/20/2021 1:21PM

Can you point to these studies of consequences? -- BG Hokie 08/20/2021 6:07PM

I said the law of unintended consequences. “Keyword unintended” What -- Hoakie82 08/20/2021 10:04PM

My daughter said they were filthy - uncleanable- people would sneeze in -- bigbadbird 08/20/2021 11:44AM

Easily the best follow on Twitter if you care to get real -- hoosnowahokie 08/20/2021 11:26AM

VT’s own Linsey Marr front and center dispelling myths.

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