Combustion and other high-temperature processes can produce solid aerosol nanoparticles
with complex morphologies, including fractal-like aggregates of primary particles …

Particulate matter (PM) is an important player in indoor air quality. Even though PM limit
values are in force for more than a decade in Europe and reference methods are well in …

Sleep disorders may pose a risk to workers in the workplace. We aimed to investigate the
associations between metal fume fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) and sleep quality in …

Source-apportioned particle concentrations are necessary to properly evaluate the health
impacts of air pollution. In this study, a measurement station was established at an urban …

Submicron and ultrafine particle (UFP) exposure may be epidemiologically and
toxicologically linked to pulmonary, neurodegenerative, and cardiovascular diseases. This …

The accuracy of instruments measuring the alveolar lung deposited surface area (LDSA)
concentration based on unipolar diffusion charging has been assessed. Monodisperse …

Previous experimental and epidemiologic studies suggested that exposure to ultrafine
particles (UFP) may result in adverse health effects. Metrics such as the number …

Advanced automobile technology, developed infrastructure, and changing economic
markets have resulted in increasing commute times. Traffic is a major source of harmful …

Deployment of improved biomass burning cookstoves is recognized as a black carbon (BC)
mitigation measure that has the potential to achieve health benefits and climate cobenefits …

Traffic-related air pollutants (TRAPs) pose a serious health hazard for residents and
commuters in urban areas. In this study, a real-time mobile monitoring system was deployed …