A susceptible person experiences the highest exposure risk of respiratory infection when he
or she is in close proximity with an infected person. The large droplet route has been …

The COVID-19 pandemic has strikingly demonstrated how important it is to develop
fundamental knowledge related to the generation, transport and inhalation of pathogen …

The outbreak of the coronavirus disease has drawn public attention to the transmission of
infectious pathogens, and as major carriers of those pathogens, respiratory droplets play an …

Interest in particle size-selective sampling for aerosols in working and ambient living
environments began in the early 1900s when it became apparent that the penetration into …

Particle dispersion and deposition in man-made enclosed environments are closely related
to the well-being of occupants. The present study developed a three-dimensional drift-flux …

Dedicated to Professor Paul Morrow, 1922–2013 In respectful and fond memory of a
devoted scientist, inspirational colleague, caring mentor, selfless friend, and in gratitude for …

This significantly updated and expanded new edition presents the scientific foundations of
inhalation research essential to the design and conduct of toxicologic studies. It incorporates …

Large particles (10–150 μm) with systemic toxicity pose a health risk if inhaled regardless of
where they deposit. This research seeks to better define particle inhalability, the fraction of …

The assessment of potential health risks from exposure to airborne contaminants and the
inhalability of microparticles through human nasal breathing is crucial for the design of …

Six inhalable aerosol samplers were evaluated experimentally as area samplers using
monodisperse solid particles with aerodynamic diameters ranging from 5 to 68 µm. Sampler …