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Selected Posters
Ongoing research activities at CCL address a
wide range of critical questions regarding the emission, transport
and fate of environmental contaminants in relation to human exposure
and health risks. The overall research approach at CCL is to link
contaminant sources with biologically effective dose by describing,
in a consistant manner, the pertinent physical and chemical processes
that determine multiroute, multimedia and multipathway exposures
to environmental toxicants.
The following sets of interlinked poster presentations
demonstrate this research approach:
HEADSUP 2002 presentations were given at the US
EPA - National Exposure Research Laboratory’s Human
Exposure And Dose Simulation University Partnership —
(HEADSUP) Program in Washington DC, July 2002. These presentations
are in Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format:
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HEADSUP 2001 presentations were given
at the Human Exposure And Dose Simulation University Partnership
— (HEADSUP) Symposium in Research Triangle Park, North
Carolina, August 2001. These presentations are in Adobe Acrobat
(pdf) format:
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| MENTOR-OPERAS presents an overview
of research methods and tools that are being developed to
establish physically and chemically consistent source-to-source
dose relationships for fine airborne particulate matter. This
presentation is in Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format, sub-divided
into six sections:
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| CRESP
I Posters describe research activities during CRESP
I, aiming to improve the understanding of human exposures
potentially associated with complex nuclear and hazardous
waste sites. |
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February 18, 2004
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