Aerosol exposure to the active ingredients of pharmaceuticals arises in research, development and manufacturing. In most instances it is only possible to make small numbers of measurements of exposure and given the inter-and intra-individual variability it is often difficult to obtain sufficient objective data to make reliable decisions about the appropriateness of control measures. This paper describes the development and validation of an exposure model with the potential to predict airborne exposure from both new and existing operations. The model could be used to more efficiently target exposure measurement resources
The present paper proposes a source-receptor model to schematically describe inhalation exposure to ...
We are at the dawn of a new era of quantitative consumer exposure and risk assessment of chemicals d...
In this chapter, the concept of exposure assessment and its evolution is introduced, and evaluated b...
Aerosol exposure to the active ingredients of pharmaceuticals arises in research, development and ma...
Journal article - open access (can archive publisher's version - http://www.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo/issn/...
Journal articleObjectives: Assessment of worker's exposure is becoming increasingly critical in the ...
Assessment of worker's exposure is becoming increasingly critical in the pharmaceutical industry as ...
As it is often difficult to obtain sufficient numbers of measurements to adequately characterise exp...
Spray applications enable a uniform distribution of substances on surfaces in a highly efficient man...
A deterministic indoor air model (SprayExpo) calculating inhalation exposure to aerosols released du...
Software tools are increasingly used to assess the exposure of workers to hazardous substances. The ...
The present paper proposes a source–receptor model to schematically describe inhalation ex-posure to...
When working with chemical substances, workers might be exposed to chemical contaminants. In a risk ...
Inhalative exposure can occur accidentally when using cosmetic spray products. Usually, a tiered app...
As workplace air measurements of manufactured nanoparticles are relatively expensive to conduct, mod...
The present paper proposes a source-receptor model to schematically describe inhalation exposure to ...
We are at the dawn of a new era of quantitative consumer exposure and risk assessment of chemicals d...
In this chapter, the concept of exposure assessment and its evolution is introduced, and evaluated b...
Aerosol exposure to the active ingredients of pharmaceuticals arises in research, development and ma...
Journal article - open access (can archive publisher's version - http://www.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo/issn/...
Journal articleObjectives: Assessment of worker's exposure is becoming increasingly critical in the ...
Assessment of worker's exposure is becoming increasingly critical in the pharmaceutical industry as ...
As it is often difficult to obtain sufficient numbers of measurements to adequately characterise exp...
Spray applications enable a uniform distribution of substances on surfaces in a highly efficient man...
A deterministic indoor air model (SprayExpo) calculating inhalation exposure to aerosols released du...
Software tools are increasingly used to assess the exposure of workers to hazardous substances. The ...
The present paper proposes a source–receptor model to schematically describe inhalation ex-posure to...
When working with chemical substances, workers might be exposed to chemical contaminants. In a risk ...
Inhalative exposure can occur accidentally when using cosmetic spray products. Usually, a tiered app...
As workplace air measurements of manufactured nanoparticles are relatively expensive to conduct, mod...
The present paper proposes a source-receptor model to schematically describe inhalation exposure to ...
We are at the dawn of a new era of quantitative consumer exposure and risk assessment of chemicals d...
In this chapter, the concept of exposure assessment and its evolution is introduced, and evaluated b...