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期刊名:Aerosol science and technology

缩写:AEROSOL SCI TECH

ISSN:0278-6826

e-ISSN:1521-7388

IF/分区:2.2/Q3

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Deepak Sapkota,Yuhui Guo,Amrita Chakraborty et al. Deepak Sapkota et al.
Airborne transmission of viruses occurs via aerosol particles, whose morphology provides insights into the microenvironments that viruses experience. Aerosol morphology includes particle size, shape, phase state, and chemical homogeneity, y...
Gwen R Lawson,Simon Xi Chen,Guy Collins et al. Gwen R Lawson et al.
To improve our understanding of how light interacts with internally mixed light absorbing aerosol particles, we establish an integrated measurement platform enabling concurrent determinations of the complex refractive indices (m = n + ik) a...
Amin Shirkhani,Matthew Jansen,Morteza Alipanahrostami et al. Amin Shirkhani et al.
Collection and identification of airborne viruses conventionally involve two separate processes: air sampling in the field and subsequent laboratory-based detection and analyses. They are time-consuming, which delays early warnings and hind...
Jing Li,Merel Bot,Xinlei Liu et al. Jing Li et al.
Understanding the seasonality and prevalence of respiratory viruses in indoor environments is essential for protecting public health in the post-pandemic era. This study investigated the presence of airborne SARS-CoV-2 in university indoor ...
Clara M A Eichler,Mahender Singh Rawat,Naomi Y Chang et al. Clara M A Eichler et al.
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are manufactured chemicals and ubiquitously present in the environment, including in homes. The two major exposure pathways for PFAS indoors are inhalation and accidental ingestion of house dust; h...
Yao Xiao,Emily J Costa,Xu He et al. Yao Xiao et al.
Elevated concentrations of fine particulate matter (PM2.5, particles < 2.5 μm) lead to negative health outcomes in urban areas, such as New York City (NYC). The sources of particles contributing to PM2.5 in NYC are variable and complex due...
Sripriya Nannu Shankar,Amber O&#x;Connor,Kiran Mital et al. Sripriya Nannu Shankar et al.
The deposition of inhaled particles is typically highly localized in both the bronchial and alveolar region of the lung displaying spot-like, line-like and other deposition patterns. However, knowledge is very limited on how different depos...
Susanne Hering,Stavros Amanatidis,Arantza Eiguren-Fernandez et al. Susanne Hering et al.
A "Community Condensation Particle Counter" (cCPC) has been developed to provide an affordable monitor of airborne particle number concentrations. The cCPC is an expansion-type condensation particle counter that incorporates single particle...
Xiaoying Li,Jessica Tryner,Bonnie N Young et al. Xiaoying Li et al.
Reliable assessment of personal exposure to air pollution remains a challenge due to the limitations of monitoring technology. Recent technology developments, such as reductions in the size and cost of samplers as well as incorporation of c...
William B Vass,Amin Shirkhani,Mohammad Washeem et al. William B Vass et al.
Exposure to airborne respiratory viruses can be a health hazard in occupational settings. In this study, air sampling was conducted from January to March 2023 in two outpatient medical clinics-one primary care clinic and one clinic dedicate...