This paper reviews the potential health consequences of changes in climate that affect
indoor environments, with an emphasis on residential environments in the US and Europe …

The wide adoption of location-enabled devices, together with the acceptance of services that
leverage (personal) data as payment, allows scientists to push through some of the previous …

Monitoring air quality is set to become more important at home, in the workplace and at
social venues, particularly regarding promoting wellness and safeguarding social …

Written by experts, Exposure Analysis is the first complete resource in the emerging scientific
discipline of exposure analysis. A comprehensive source on the environmental pollutants …

Urban areas are increasingly impacted by the urban heat island effect, especially during
heat waves. In the context of improving energy efficiency in buildings, passive and energy …

Ambient ozone concentrations vary by day of week in some locations, often with higher
concentrations observed on weekends in urban and downwind areas. Emissions of ozone …

The rapid growth in the number of older Americans has many implications for public health,
including the need to better understand the risks posed to older adults by environmental …

The microbiome of the built environment (MoBE) is a relatively new area of study. While
some knowledge has been gained regarding impacts of the MoBE on the human …

Consumer products can emit significant quantities of terpenes, which can react with ozone
(O3). Resulting byproducts include compounds with low vapor pressures that contribute to …

To help address the Food Quality Protection Act of 1996, a physically based probabilistic
model has been developed to quantify and analyze dermal and nondietary ingestion …