Scientific literature on the effects of ventilation on health, comfort, and productivity in non-
industrial indoor environments (offices, schools, homes, etc.) has been reviewed by a …

Epidemiologic research into the causes of non‐specific symptoms among office workers has
produced a variety of conflicting findings which are difficult to synthesize. This paper first …

We examined 12,026 fungal air samples (9,619 indoor samples and 2,407 outdoor samples)
from 1,717 buildings located across the United States; these samples were collected during …

Atmospheric bioaerosol particles were collected using a bioaerosol sampler from Oct. 2013
to Aug. 2014 in the coastal region of Qingdao. The total microbes were measured using an …

Airborne bacteria are important biological components of bioaerosol and play an important
role in ecosystem. Bacteria at a high concentration in the atmosphere can result in biological …

Airborne fungi are being proposed as a cause of adverse health effects. They may adversely
affect human health through allergy, infection, and toxicity. Moreover, they have a great …

Over the past 30 years, a new man-made ecosystem has developed—the controlled indoor
environment within the sealed exterior shells of modern office buildings. This new …

The sick building syndrome (SBS) has been the subject of serious scientific inquiry only in
the past 10 years. It is commonly accepted to represent eye, nose, and throat irritation; …

Current interest in the health effects of indoor air pollutants has placed the primary focus for
bioaerosol investigations on characterizing the indoor bioaerosol with the goal of …

Bioaerosol particles in the atmosphere were collected from the coastal region of Qingdao
from Jul. 2009 to Jun. 2010. The concentrations of microorganisms (including culturable …