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Chess grandmasters need to train their minds constantly. But did you know our minds also need fresh air to work to their best ability? Good air quality is shown to increase strategic thinking, focus and cognitive ability.
Make your best move with smarter decisions and a healthier indoor environment by monitoring the air you breathe.
As the Official Air Quality Partner of the Champions Chess Tour, Airthings will monitor and stream players' air quality levels throughout the year to raise awareness about the importance of good indoor air quality and the impact it has on cognitive abilities, decision making, and health.
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Magnus Carlsen
November 30, 1990
World Rank: #1
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Maxime Vachier-Lagrave
October 21, 1990
World Rank: #2
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Leinier Domínguez
September 23, 1983
World Rank: #6
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Jan-Krzysztof Duda
April 26, 1998
World Rank: #10
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Wesley So
October 9, 1993
World Rank: #21
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Anish Giri
June 28, 1994
World Rank: #25
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Vidit Gujrathi
October 24, 1994
World Rank: #116
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Sam Shankland
October 1, 1991
World Rank: #170
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Matthias Bluebaum
April 18, 1997
World Rank: #265
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