It isn't submarine crew sitting in those conference rooms. Not to mention the dreaded so-called "open-spaces". The tasks are completely different and no one get

It isn't submarine crew sitting in those conference rooms. Not to mention the dreaded so-called "open-spaces". The tasks are completely different and no one gets half a year time off the tub. So the studies you cited are irrelevant. In fact, inadeqate air quality was one of the three main reasons (two other being interruptions and commute time) that drove me to exclusively remote work 10 years ago. It took a lab-grade CO2 detector and some references to half-century old health standards to make the first step, but it worked.